need ideas on how to put 8 mth old to sleep in cot besides letting him screm coz this doesnt work.?
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carry your child like you want to make your child burp after you give your child a milk, until he/she sleep. Then slowly by swing your child put in the cot instead of put your 8 month old direclty into the cot. Let your chilp sleep at yours 1st. Or if your child cot is big enough (the lengths size is like your height), then sleep with your child before slowly let your child sleep alone.
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EXERCISE. Run him until he DROPS at least 3 days a week...he'll calm down. \n\nGood Luck
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Well first of all say that you will sleep in seperate rooms(and you do).   Then you beg.   If that doesn't work theres not a lot more you can do.  Believe me I have tried in the past.  In my case it worked.
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Make an arrangement with him, that he does the dishes certain days, (and to never assume that you did them. He's jsut being a lazy unreliable kid) and on certain days you will do them. Do that with all the chores, if you want. And if it doesn't do them, its supposed to, no naps or movie watching.
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put him in is room close the door tuck him in read him a story and hopefully lights will b out 4 him
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Tell him the truth, he can handle it and doesnt need fables to cope like religious wackos do. Also, talk to him normal, kids love that and respond well to it. But, Im preaching to the choir, I know.\n\nHave fun...dont forget the cotton candy and to enjoy every minute with your son.
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Oh for goodness sake!!! HOW old are you!? Are you really unable to sort your own life out? Kids need disipline. If you don't want you're man to be moody, tell them to fight elsewhere! Dependant on their ages, have you not tried teaching your kids correctly about how to behave in this society?? A smack probably wouldn't be out of place either!\nSend them to bed early if they won't stop fighting and if that won't happen, you've not done a good job at parenting, sorry!
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Definitely talk to your child's doctor about it, and ask about trying one of those bed-wetting alarms. We had the same problem and followed the doctor's instructions to the letter. We used the alarm, plus no fluids after 6pm (two hours before bedtime), and if the child has an accident and the alarm goes off, it is the child's responsibility to get up, finish going to the bathroom if needed, then to wash off, change pajamas, change bedding, and reset the alarm. The idea was to give the child a sense of control, and it worked great. Our child was dry within a few months.
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By waking him in the middle of the night with a bed sheet on your head! You could also try going "woooOOOoooh!" while your doing it!
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Sounds like you need to examine your own lifestyle. All this bed hopping hasn't exactly worked, has it? Think it through. Your son has been through a lot, granted. But WHY has he been placed in that position? Take control of your life and learn from your mistakes.
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Whatever you do, do not stay in the same room or rock her to sleep. If you do, she will become dependant on that behaviour, and will not sleep otherwise. If she has a "dark" issue, or a "monster issue, try using a nightlight. For monsters, I take a bananna and put it in a paper bag, say that monsters LOVE banannas, put it under her bed/in the closet and after a few minutes say "Got 'cha!!" and say you got the monster, and there is nothing to be afraid of. And throw the bag away, so the monster can't come back.=)
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How old is the baby? Check with Doc. The best way is to let them grow naturally and slowly. Babies are very delicate, you need to be extra careful with them. They always want to get up, but it might be dangerous for them.\n\nKeep a cushion alongside and underneath their head/neck.
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Keep your baby hydrated.  Have a cool mist humidifier in the room where the baby sleeps.  Try steaming up the bathroom and let the baby breathe that.  Ask your doctor if there is any medicine you can give him.  Keep his nose clear with a bulb syringe.
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I have a 10 yr old autistic son.  Although I haven't had a lot of trouble getting him to sleep at night there have been some times.  If your niece(?) does not sleep at night does she sleep during the day?  Try to get her switched around.  Look at what maybe stimulating her and keeping her from calming down.  Try different calming activities.  Does she look at books, listen to music, like to have her back rubbed?  Turn the lights low.  \n\nYou may need to find an autism specialist in your area for more help.  \n\nHang in there.  \nDoes your nieces family get any help services, like respite care? They may want to go to their county human services and check on this. It would give them a break and they would know she is being well cared for.
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Some kids do it uuntil they are 16 or so\n\nlimit fluids after 7 pm\n\nmake him pee before bed\n\nwkae him after 3-4 hours of sleep to train him to wake himself during the night
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I knew a girl with the same problem, best thing to try and solve that is make sure no liquids about an hour before bedtime, and sometime during the night go into his room wake him up and take him to the bathroo, it work for my niece, she was a very deep sleeper, over a period of time of them getting used to waking up they will start on their own
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I think it would be better to tie them up until it is over.  Make them sit in a chair, tape their arms and legs down and stuff something in their mouth to quiet them.  A sock  might work.  Then afterward just let them go.