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How to stop 7.5 yo DD bouncing on the top bunk?

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BathshebaDarkstone · 15/04/2015 21:11

She's already split the wood and we're fuming with her.

I just told her she'd land on her little brother and kill him. I know it's OTT but that's what would happen if the bed did collapse, and we need her to stop.

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BlackNoSugar · 15/04/2015 21:28

Does she have nice bedding - character duvet cover, fluffy blanket, that you could take away? Obviously not if she uses a 'blankie' for comfort, but anything else 'nice' that you could replace with plain boring 'grown up' bedding. Or would that not bother her?

britishbakeoffblues · 15/04/2015 21:40

Tell her she'll have to sleep on the bottom bunk.

GraysAnalogy · 15/04/2015 21:43

I'd put her mattress on the floor and make her sleep on that until she is able to behave appropriately in her bunk

Starlightbright1 · 15/04/2015 21:49

My DS had a midi sleeper. We sat down and went through the rules before he had it.

I assume her brother is too young for top bunk? so yes I would put the mattress on the floor while she learns the rules..However I think my own DS would find it a bit of a novelty and enjoy it so you need to judge.

Other thing..Can you get a tunnel for the top. That stopped my Ds been able to stand up in it

QueQuesto · 17/04/2015 10:02

Tell her my friend's DS fell off his while messing about and broke his arm so badly it needed operated on to pin it back together.

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