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Cannot get DD to stop coming into our bed!
Help! My DD is 4.5 and will not stop crawling into our bed at night. It has been going on for 2 months. It always happens between 1 and 3.
Before then she was fine sleeping on her own. I have tried night lights and many other things. I am posting here out of desperation. In June I will have an infant to keep me up at night. I don't need her adding to my sleepless nights. Poor sleep due to pregnancy and her in my bed now is bad enough!
Re: Cannot get DD to stop coming into our bed!
How long has it been going on? Do you think it has anything to do with being pregnant and a new baby on the way?
For my dd, she has gone through phases of wanting to sleep in our bed. I'm very against letting her because nobody sleeps. She is a very restless sleeper. What I've found is just being consistent at not letting her in our bed works. As soon as I let her in our bed she turns it into a habit pretty quickly. Of course of something major is going on or she's sick, that's a different story. But for normal wakings, I just walk her back to her room and tell her she has to sleep in her bed. Sometimes it takes a lot of trips to her room. But it doesn't last forever and then she's back to staying in her bed
Another thing that helped us with her waking up early and wanting in our room was this clock.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00EAHSBV4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1390270808&sr=8-1
It helped for middle of the night coming into our room. We would tell her she can't come in unless the clock is