Crystallized,
K was never on my bed until his hospitalisation episode. Think that time we were just to traumatised and ended up putting him on our bed to monitor him and that's it.
Shirley,
For K last time, I weaned his pacifier off slowly. He only takes his pacifier when he sleeps, so, it started with me playing with him.... now you have it in your mouth, now you don't have it. Then slowly lengthen the time when the pacifier disappear out of sight and not returning to him unless he is in desperate search for it. He is somehow distracted enough and also tired enough and kind of drift off to sleep eventually without it. I think that went on for a week or 2 before I totally weaned off the night-time pacifier. He was about 18 months old then.
Jenny,
There was one stage K played along with us when his daddy told him he can only sleep in our room on alternate nights. The rest of the time he had to sleep in his own room. That went on for one week only.... and when he was in his own room, he woke up to call for me so many times in a night! I am willing to stick out with that until he can sleep through but the following week, he ran back to our room. :S
I guess it is different in our case lah. We bring both kids home every night and really try to spend quality time with them during that short period of time before they are packed to bed. Can see they are excited to spend time with us also. Even baby K who cannot talk yet can show excitment through body language.
Dor,
Hope D will be ok tomorrow when he wakes up and all will be fine once more
K was never on my bed until his hospitalisation episode. Think that time we were just to traumatised and ended up putting him on our bed to monitor him and that's it.
Shirley,
For K last time, I weaned his pacifier off slowly. He only takes his pacifier when he sleeps, so, it started with me playing with him.... now you have it in your mouth, now you don't have it. Then slowly lengthen the time when the pacifier disappear out of sight and not returning to him unless he is in desperate search for it. He is somehow distracted enough and also tired enough and kind of drift off to sleep eventually without it. I think that went on for a week or 2 before I totally weaned off the night-time pacifier. He was about 18 months old then.
Jenny,
There was one stage K played along with us when his daddy told him he can only sleep in our room on alternate nights. The rest of the time he had to sleep in his own room. That went on for one week only.... and when he was in his own room, he woke up to call for me so many times in a night! I am willing to stick out with that until he can sleep through but the following week, he ran back to our room. :S
I guess it is different in our case lah. We bring both kids home every night and really try to spend quality time with them during that short period of time before they are packed to bed. Can see they are excited to spend time with us also. Even baby K who cannot talk yet can show excitment through body language.
Dor,
Hope D will be ok tomorrow when he wakes up and all will be fine once more
