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twirlywoo69 · 03/09/2016 08:01

Climbing in your bed every night at 3am? She is nearly 3 and recently gone in a big girl bed. I'm always too tired to react at the time but husband says he can't sleep with her there kicking him etc. What would you do?

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NerrSnerr · 03/09/2016 08:36

Could your husband deal with her if it's him she's bothering? I would just keep putting her back in bed and telling her it's night time.

AperolSpitz · 04/09/2016 09:36

Talking to them about it during the day also works for mine - emphasising it's good behaviour not to go into bed at night with mummy and daddy and praising when she doesn't.

PacificOcean · 04/09/2016 10:27

I agree with letting your husband deal with it if it's bothering him! He needs to keep taking her back to her own bed (calmly, not telling her off but not engaging with her either) until she gets bored of it. Personally I don't mind a toddler climbing in.

VioletBam · 04/09/2016 10:31

I agree. Both my DC have done this and I never even woke up so DH decided he'd just swap beds with the DC when they got in ours.

He'd just get out and into their bed.

Might be tricky with a toddler bed...unless you've a spare?

If he can't sleep and doesn't want to swap then he'll have to put her back.

CaptainSnort · 04/09/2016 10:37

But a stair gate on her bedroom door.

soundsystem · 04/09/2016 18:08

We just got a bigger bed... [helpful]

Avebury · 04/09/2016 18:12

We go with a smartie in the morning if you stay in your own bed. Some nights she wants the promised smartie and returns to her own bed others she'd rather jump in with us.

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