Sentences with phrase «choices at bedtime»

Giving a child some choices at bedtime helps them feel like they're more in control of the situation.

Offer him acceptable choices at bedtime.

So appeal to your child's sense of needing to be in charge by offering up some choices at bedtime.

Offer acceptable choices at bedtime.

Not exact matches

Since there aren't any sharp corners or breakable parts, this is a great choice for a toddler who rolls around at night or who tends to roughhouse at bedtime.

We can offer you a package of consults to help you get to the goal of your choice, whether that be complete weaning, nursing only at bedtime, or daytime weaning.

Keep in mind that if you are getting children into their bedtime routine at a decent time, choice will be a smooth and positive thing, whereas overtired children may not be able to handle any degree of choice — it will be overwhelming.

These parents end up with the baby in the bed part of all of the night, not by choice or philosophical commitment but because it's the only way they can get their baby to sleep at bedtime, or back to sleep in the middle of the night.»

When you offer water at bedtime some children will cry for the beverage of choice.

Understanding the nature of a simple choice made by children at bedtime teaches us one of the most important lessons about learning to be responsible: People will only take responsibility for things that they control.

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