Parents do your kids still sleep in your bed? How can you get them into their own bed?
491961
Every time they climb into your bed you take them back to their own. And I mean EVERY time! You will probably be exhausted before you succeed, but you will succeed as long as you are consistent. If you give in, even once, you'll have to start from scratch. Sit down with your little one and explain that mommy and daddy's bed is for them and his/her bed is for him/her. That you love them very much, but they are a big boy/girl and big boys/girls sleep in their own beds. Remind them of this each time you put them to bed. And this may take a few weeks to work. But it will work. God bless!
81123
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.
148345
Each child requires a different amount of sleep. My theory is to see how hard it is for them to wake up. They should be waking up refreshed and with little dificulty. If so, then the time they go to sleep is fine (or even later). However, if you need a garden hose to wake them up, then go to bed earlier.\n\nPersonally, I always needed very little sleep and never had a problem waking up. In high school, I typically went to bed between midnight to 1:00am and would wake up at 6:00am, often before the alarm. In my later years (aka today) I typically retire for the night at 2am and am up by 6:00am. (Speaking of which, it is almost bedtime)
550005
You know who the responsible parent is....YOU! Just continue being what you are, and the problem is solved. Kids are smart, and they KNOW! They want to live where there is stability, security, and love! You give them all that, so you have nothing to be concerned about! Relax!!
492944
I've been married for almost 18 years and I get into bed every single night of my life and thank God for whoever came up with the notion of sharing a bed with the one you love! It's one of the most intimate and trusting things you can do with another person - and yes, I'm still talking about just sharing the bed! If I can't sleep it's never because my husband is in the bed with me. If anything, having him there helps me to relax. Or maybe that's just because I'm still so in love with him :0)
373788
wake them up early and feed them something filing like porridge give them something like a stew or stuff at least 2 hours before bed u don't want to feed them closer nor give them take away, dyes or preservatives. then give them a warm bath before tucking them in and keep the t.v low
13535
Tell your children to not drink and fluids before bed, pee before bed, try not to eat liquidy food before bed. And make sure thw way to the bathroom is well lit. They might get scared if it's dark.
1072131
well, objectively, they arent going to do anything they arent already doing. if you go to sleep and they have a wild orgy, its certainly not as though you going to sleep put this into their heads. they've done it before. the question is do you want it happening on your watch? i assume all the associated parents know that it is a co-ed sleepover, and have agreed to it. they cant possibly expect you to hover over them all night. and usually, girls are not terribly willing to indulge in sex acts while their parents are in the house. wait until you feel that you have done the best you can, then go to sleep. of course, you could always rig a trip wire with bells on it in front of the girls door.  kids will be kids, and that means that they will misbehave, but for the most part, are fairly good little human beings. if you trust the way you raised your daughter, then she will be fine. in the future, dont agree to something if youre not sure you can trust the parties involved.
98646
this thing was on supernanny, you should put him/her in bed again, and if he /she comes down again put him/her back in until he/she goes to sleep. sit beside his/her bed with your head down until he/she goes back to sleep. it is going to be 2 3 nights if you do it rigt and then you will have a whole nights sleep.
560882
just think about ur kids.it really helps.
281805
I agree with everybody here.  Put your kids to bed at a decent time!!!!!!!!!!!
52390
I just had a baby five months ago.  Hun, there is no way you can prevent yourself from rolling over in your sleep.  Even when I was nine months along, I'd wake up on my back.  I'd roll over when I caught myself, but I wouldn't worry excessively.\n\nThey say when you sleep on your back, it can cut off the flow of nutrients to your child.  I would try to lie on your (left) side, but don't go all out.  My baby is perfectly normal.
148643
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.
1033427
Honestly you could ask them to keep their kid quiet. But in all reality if the kid is in his own yard and before 10 pm there is nothing that you can do. Try moving the infants crib to the other side of the house, or maybe moving the nap time from when you know the other kid will be screaming................
925639
Why don't you protect yourself and stop sleeping around.  Be a mother to your kids and stay on your meds.
652170
kid? which kid?\nLike all kids? Or just like one?\nPatience is the key.\nDon't let it get under your skin\nKids are kids \nand it just a phase\nIgnore it if possible\nTake a deep breath\nand relax
674051
Why is it that parents aren't allowed to be parents anymore?  If we were then we wouldn't have the problems we nowadays with kids misbehaving.  I have seen people come up to parents who are correcting their child for misbehaving and tell the parents they are demeaning their child when they weren't. \n\n They weren't hitting,beating or abusing the child at all.  Raising their voice a little, sure, but demeaning, nope.  Kids now a days also know that if they get mad at mom and dad all they gotta do is tell someone and they can get their parents into trouble.  I have seen this happen.  \n\nI have even had my own kids threaten me with this.  I told them go ahead.  If they did this they would get taken away and wouldn't allowed to take their stuff.  They didn't tell of course, but then again, they were only mad at me for sending them to time out or something, but still many kids do this.\n\nAnyway to answer your question many parents, myself included are already pist about not really being allowed to parent at having so many restriction put on us (not that I spank or anything.  A swat on the butt now and then) that when other people once again stick their noses in when where they don't belong it pisses us off.  We do the best we can given that we as parents really can't do alot anymore as parents and the kids know it.  Plus we don't like it when others threaten/correct our kids, brings out the animal in us.  GRRR!  LOL\n\nPlus what is being considered as misbehaving by you, may not by the parents.  I know my youngest has ADHD so he is really hyper even with meds so when we go out in public he has trouble sitting still and everything. So while I think for him he is being very well behave, you may not.  So does this mean I have to keep him home until he is an adult?  I think not.  I'm not going to keep my child home just to keep you and others happy. \n\n So before you think a child is misbehaving think about and for God's sake don't even think about correcting the child.  It's not up to you, it's not your child and for all you know the parents may have already put a punishment in place like a time out or being grounded when they get home.