Sentences with phrase «to come into one's bed»

I was under the assumption that that once your kids came into bed with you they wouldn't leave until they were off to college.

Sometimes she still comes into bed with us if she is having a rough night.

My 5 year old sleeps very well in his own bed all night, while he sometimes comes into our bed.

Now that he is almost 4 we still rock him to sleep every night and he often comes into our bed at night.

If your child comes into your bed in the middle of the night, you can spend some time comforting him in your room and then take him back to his bed, or you can take him back to bed immediately and sit with him for a few minutes there.

I remember my friend telling me that her son often came into her bed in the middle of the night, I remember saying «oh you've made a rod for your own back» and thinking I would never ever do that.

The first is when your child comes into your bed during the night and the second is where your child will not settle to sleep in their own bed but will happily settle in the parental bed.

A lot of people say, «My kids come into my bed at midnight; that doesn't count.»

Another event found only in the autobiography is the near - rape of Wilder in Minnesota, when the husband of a sick woman she was caring for came into her bed, drunk one night, ordering her to «lie still!»

However, now I have a 8 year old who can't sleep alone without feeling anxious, a 5 year old who just started coming into my bed again at night and an 18 month old who is nursing several times a night in my bed.

8 month oldboy usually in bed at 6:30 - 7, up for the day with us at 6:30, but I still feed him in the night and his wake ups are variable, usually coming into bed with me sometime after midnight and wakes to feed a couple times after that.

A lovey to hug when he wakes up may prevent your child from coming into your bed in the first place.

Nighttime Visits: Sonya from Clinton, Washington State: Our daughter will go to sleep in her own bed, but she stealthily comes into our bed sometime between 11 pm and 2 am every night.

The next night, and any night after, she basically wakes up once to come into bed with hubs and then sleeps the rest of the night without waking!!!!! Of course that NEVER happens when I am home, LOL.

As I've said before, we don't co-sleep as such but the kids come into our bed a lot of times & sometimes for much of the night (particularly Lydia who is still bf - ing).

Our 1.5 - year - old can go to sleep and stay in his crib for a few hours but wakes up around 10 pm and wants to come into our bed at that point (or for naps, after one hour — he wants to be held for the second hour).

Having a child come into your bed to sleep isn't, in itself, problematic, but it can certainly be stressful if it's interfering with sleep (his or yours) or creating conflict in the family.

but he came into my bed a lot when he was feeding, and he stayed there often, and we did cloth diapers till I went back to work, which was unusual but not too «odd».

He loved being with his older brother and never woke up in the middle of the night to come into our bed.

My 19 - month - old goes to bed fine, but wakes in the middle of the night and screams until he comes into my bed.

My golden tip: Shane used to come into our bed every night.

She may regress, becoming more clingy or wanting to come into your bed.

One day we finally said enough and let her come into our bed at nights.

Remember allowing them to come into your bed or your room each time this happens only creates a habit that you may have difficulty breaking later on.

My 3 year old comes into our bed every night at some point and my 21 month old just started going to sleep in her own bed, but always comes into our bed within a few hours.

When they come into your bed, immediately put them back into theirs.

I still allow her to come into our bed and climb into bed with us at times, but she loves her room and her bed and will ask to «go to my princess bed» when she is laying in our bed.

This quickly escalated into the boys forcing themselves to wake, begging to come into our beds.

He slept in our bed until he was 3 and continues to come into our bed some nights when he needs some extra cuddles.

My girls did start out in their own cribs, but at that first whimper in the middle of the night they came into bed with me to nurse, snuggle and snore (boy, could my delicate little angels snore!).

She truthfully asked if she could come into his bed, and he accepted her.

Now, in the mornings, I love to come into the bed to give kisses and cuddle a bit... and I can get up on the bed by myself - I am not like those old guys that can't jump up there.