Parenting Toddlers (1-3) Support Group
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my daughter is two and date time potty trained. at night s. he wears kushie training pants. lately she has had dry red blotches on her bottom, and her whole bottom is bright red. it doesn't seem to bother her. I bought some lotion to put on it. she is recovering from a UTI and peeing at night a lot more than usual. does anyone have any other advice on how to get rid of it?
also we never co-slept, but as of late my daughter will stay up all night screaming if she is not allowed to sleep with us. she has never been allowed to sleep with us so I'm not sure where this is coming from. last night she actually started throwing things in her room because I told her know she has never done this before. she is 30 months, is this a stage?
also we never co-slept, but as of late my daughter will stay up all night screaming if she is not allowed to sleep with us. she has never been allowed to sleep with us so I'm not sure where this is coming from. last night she actually started throwing things in her room because I told her know she has never done this before. she is 30 months, is this a stage?
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.
as far as her wanting to sleep with you, she is entering into the realm of very active imagination and the dreaded "monster" phase where they are scared to sleep in their own rooms or alone because of a fear of what is under their bed, closet, window, etc etc. just do lots of reassurance.
my son is 3 and still does this a bit. he says there are bad guys outside his window. So he sleeps with a lamp on in his room and for many months i would read or work out in his room until he fell asleep. now he is content to lay down in his room with the lamp on by himself until he falls asleep.