Hi there,
posted a message about showering and had great and helpful feedback. So thought I'd brainstorm on this one too!
My 16 month year old daughter has become increasingly attached to her blanket. Trouble is, she points to it several times a day and wants it, dragging it around with her round the house. Feels like too much of a comfort thing, she has already had her thumb since birth, which I always thought was great. She's a fab sleeper, and can use it to calm herself whenever she likes. But that together with the blanket feels a bit extreme. Plus the blanket gets dirty! If shes out in the buggy she wants to walk with it down the street! This weekend I remained firm and said no. She had the hugest tantrum I ever knew. Walked behind me all the way from the park to home, screaming and throwing herself down on the pavement because she wanted to walk with it.
Is the solution as simple as cutting a piece of it and letting her take it with her everywhere? Or to wean her off completely?
PLease can I have some tips from anyone that knows!
Many thanks!
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16 month year old wants to take blanket everywhere!!
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bellbottom · 14/06/2009 18:50
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