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but how can I get her out of my bed??
My daughter is 5 and sleeps with me most nights. she is an only child and I hate to hear her cry so I just give in. what can I do?? |
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Well, one thing for sure, it won't last forever.
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Same here. 5 yr. old son. He just climbs in during the night. I'm a sap.
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do the supernanny thing it work! I have no problem with my son anymore.
you have a to set up a night routine and not give in. |
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but how can I get her out of my bed?? My daughter is 5 and sleeps with me most nights. she is an only child and I hate to hear her cry so I just give in. what can I do?? Invest in ear plugs |
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figure out WHY she doesn't want t sleep alone. is she scared, worried, etc
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i did that with my daughter off and on when she was about 4-5yrs old,they eventually out grow it
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do the supernanny thing it work! I have no problem with my son anymore. you have a to set up a night routine and not give in. the super nanny thing works yes... and thats how I get her in her own bed. but I cant stand to hear her cry. I was looking for an "easier" way to get her in her bed. I am not trying to torture her.. |
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figure out WHY she doesn't want t sleep alone. is she scared, worried, etc she is not scared. she said she just wants to sleep with me. she naps in her bed. I even moved her bed into my room I thought she just wanted to be next to me.. but she just wants to be up my butt... she is great birth control...lol |
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I had that problem when my child was 2 y/o. I talked to a sleep disorder clinic.
I put the child's bed right next to mine and slept with my back to the child. There was crying. The clinic had me look at the child and pat the child on the back at timed intervals. Each time, the interval lasted longer. It was a long night but it worked. Eventually I got the child's bed farther away from mine. Maybe call a sleep disorder clinic at one of the hospitals in your area. |
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i did that with my daughter off and on when she was about 4-5yrs old,they eventually out grow it I am guessing I need to just accept it? soon she will be all independant and not want to be with me at all huh? Then I will be wanting to sleep with her..lol |
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but how can I get her out of my bed?? My daughter is 5 and sleeps with me most nights. she is an only child and I hate to hear her cry so I just give in. what can I do?? I don't have much for ya on the kiddo wanting to sleep in the bed though lol I know mine loves her finding Nemo stuff to much and has to sleep near it. lol  Although it hasn't stopped her from jumping on my bed to wake me up 
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figure out WHY she doesn't want t sleep alone. is she scared, worried, etc she is not scared. she said she just wants to sleep with me. she naps in her bed. I even moved her bed into my room I thought she just wanted to be next to me.. but she just wants to be up my butt... she is great birth control...lol maybe she wants more attention? |
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I had this same problem a while back.. you may need to find something that will comfort her before bedtime, whether its a stuffed animal, a bedtime story, or bed time music has worked for us best. Also, do you have like a night time routine? That too hard worked good for us. I start at about 8:30pm and remind her every 10 minutes that bed time is at 9. She learns about the clock and time that way too. hehe
GOOD LUCK |
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Try turning a fan on in her room. The sound is comforting and it might work.
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Try putting a separate bed in your room and gradually wean her from doing it.
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I had that problem when my child was 2 y/o. I talked to a sleep disorder clinic. I put the child's bed right next to mine and slept with my back to the child. There was crying. The clinic had me look at the child and pat the child on the back at timed intervals. Each time, the interval lasted longer. It was a long night but it worked. Eventually I got the child's bed farther away from mine. Maybe call a sleep disorder clinic at one of the hospitals in your area. i am not resorting to a medical reason why she wants to sleep with me. she is not in need of medical care. she is an only child that is super bratty! and I guess that is what we need to break. |
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do the supernanny thing it work! I have no problem with my son anymore. you have a to set up a night routine and not give in. the super nanny thing works yes... and thats how I get her in her own bed. but I cant stand to hear her cry. I was looking for an "easier" way to get her in her bed. I am not trying to torture her.. if its done right, then after a peroid of time you shouldn't have a problem, but if you are giving in then that isn't being consistant |
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Try putting a separate bed in your room and gradually wean her from doing it. her bed is in my room. its all princess and pink like she likes. she has her"Mommas Baby- a monkey she gave me 1 year". and its not like she does not sleep in her bed at all.. she naps there.. just not at night, |
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Try turning a fan on in her room. The sound is comforting and it might work. we cant sleep without our fans on..lol.. |
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