DD is wild. How do I get her into bed?

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I've been trying to get 2 year old dd to bed for two hours. 3 hours last night.
We've created a sleep monster and I don't know what to do next.
She's utterly wild, she's figured out how to climb up on to the changing table to get to shelves which are literally head height. I've had to drag the bloody thing out of her room over a baby gate.
Yesterday I went back to check on her after 5 minutes and she had a mouth full of stickers.
Trying to do the super nanny thing of not engaging and just putting her back in bed but she either refuses of just gets straight out.
This is awful, am I doing the right thing?

Not loads you can do tonight, but I'd be tempted to take all furniture apart from her bed out of her room and leave her to it. Or tie drawers closed with tight string knots at bedtime.

DD 2.4 went into a bed this week and after a good start has started trashing the room. If I go in it just keeps her awake so she's rocking the minimalist look and taking at least a couple of hours to wind down.

I'm hoping the novelty wears off soon so I can give her books to read like she used to have in her cot.

If she's really crying and yelling like tonight I do go in periodically and put her back in bed and point out the gro clock and tell her night time is for sleeping.

What's her sleep normally like?

My 2 were crazy tonight but finally settled when I basically ignored them (with old "back in a minute" line)

There is definately something in the air these last few days. I got so annoyed with my 2 earlier I told them father christmas would knock a present off their list. I was desperate!!! I think it worked though

She's just gone into a bed too T0ddlerslave, she started off ok for the first week but then decided to start running around. And now it's escalated and she's so mad she's climbing and teaching things.

Her sleep has never been great poocatcher and we have been sitting in her room until she drifts off but it's got to stop as I've pretty much had no evening for 2 years now.
I will have to clear her room out tomorrow so she's got less to distract her.
She's just standing at the gate crying, I feel horrid.
We tried controlled crying when she was absby but it didn't work. I'm really worried it won't work now either and I'll have psychologically scarred her

Trashing, not teaching!
And a baby, not absby