DD is 15 months old. When DH puts her to bed, she drinks her milk and then he puts her in her cot and she more or less dismissed him straightaway and he re-appears, job done.
With me, she won't lie down in her cot and wants cuddles and kisses and laughs and larks about. I have tried singing to her but always end up having to leave the room to get her to take me seriously and then we start again. It's a protracted business compared to when DH does it!
I'm the primary carer and we are both soft most of the time but firm on the battles we choose, so she does have boundaries which she knows about. I spend loads of one to one time with her playing and reading and being out and about, so she gets loads of attention from me. DH generally only sees her at weekends due to his work hours.
What can I do to make a smoother bed time for mummy????
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Playing up for one parent at bed time and not the other - why is this????
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PutThatInYourPipeandSmokeIt · 25/03/2008 20:45
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