bawling. We just give him a couple stuffed animals give those a hug and tell him that we put love in them to keep the bad dreams away and it works wonders. He has very few bad dreams now. It is something so simple yet it works so amazingly.

By Cassandra Church
- Posted on Feb 15, 2012

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My 3 and a half yo has been sleeping with us on and off since we put him in his toddler bed at 2 and a half. We don't mind it so much especially since we moved across the country just a few months ago. It's too hard to put him back in bed when he comes in because half the time it's just me in bed and he's quiet when he comes(4 years old) thinks she needs to sleep in my room every night She is no longer allowed in my bed but she can take her pillow and blankie and sleep on my floor. I would love to get her to sleep in her own bed. Her grandma and aunt bought her a new dora the explorer bed and she refuses to sleep in it. I can't let her cry herself to sleep since she shares a room with her 2 older sisters and they have to be up early in the morning for school. Any suggestions on how to get her in her own bed. I am giving her chamomile tea at night to help her settle down and relax which helps her fall asleep faster but