Getting your kids to sleep in their beds

Your child finally grows out of his cot in his Big Boy bed. Whoo-hoo! Or so they thought. Maybe he could get out of his crib, but always just out of bed and fun. Here are some tips to keep in his bed all night:

Mentioned earlier that he so cool because it is a big boy bed now. The responsibility that comes with .... This means that some rules. One rule is that the call for her, if he wants to get out of bed. At first, he may appeal to you much, but the first step iswhich does not allow out of bed without you.

According If you start asking too much, explaining that the later rule, there are only certain times when it can call for you. If you hear a bad dream, or that he fears may indeed call for you. Or if he had to go to the bathroom, but be sure to use the bathroom before bed to help circumvent this problem. Give it a shot before bed, do not they will not wake up thirsty.

No doubt it will be for you to cry in the middlethe night and tell you, he's afraid because he wants to go to bed. At all costs try to avoid this. It 's easier to allow time for him, but just enjoying the comfort of cuddling with mom and dad in bed, it will be very difficult to wean him of the privilege. Of course, there are special circumstances, as a strong, scary time, Where You accept the bed, but you should put your foot down more on other occasions.

Third If he calls you, go to his room and ask himwhat is wrong. If he says he saw a dream, fear, say so and assure you that he was only a dream and he is very safe. A night light is often important from his bed so he can see his surroundings. Tell him to stay with him for five minutes until he falls asleep again, but you're very tired, and you have to go back to sleep. If he does not sleep in five minutes and starts to cry when you try to leave, tell him to wait in the hall for five minutes more, butThen go to your bed alone. It 'nice to have a clock on his bed, so you can show that for exactly five minutes. You have exactly what you say. If he still calls you, tell him you are going to bed, he is safe and both need your sleep. Then you let it cry.

I know there is so much easier in, but if you nip in the bud immediately understand that he has no choice. Then, on special occasions when youwhich allows him to bed, you recognize that it is really a special occasion.

I also have parents tell me that he left his child in his room, but the child was on a blanket on the floor was. This worked for them, although I do not see the difference between the floor and the bed. The point is a limit, which is his room where he sleeps and is your room where you sleep together.

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