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@Erica Torres I just gave birth 6 months ago, so the change of having a brother could definitely have something to do with it 😩 I'm not able to use any calming sprays because I'm allergic to lavender, I wish they had something without it.
@Ebony no It has lavender and chamomile I would also give her a very small amount of diluted chamomile tea sometimes and it would help
@Ebony sorry I just realized you may not have been asking me lol
Ahhh I see I’m so sorry!! But try chamomile tea 🍵 I gave my 2 yr old before bedtime a small amount diluted with water in a sippy cup
Make sure your kiddo is not watching/seeing/reading anything scary, even if it’s something we think is so simple and not scary it might be for him, like a dinosaur/monster.. something like that. For my kid it was this little smiley face alarm clock, it took us a while to understand it but he was definitely scared of it and it was just a cute little clock. Anyway.. just something to watch for.
He's definitely not seeing/reading anything scary, we'll mostly wind down watching curious George or he likes to watch funny videos with my husband who closely monitors what's on the screen or reading his favorite vegetable book. We've removed stuff from his room I possibly thought could be scaring him but he wanted them back in 😅
@Erica Torres I'll have to try the tea! He used to loovee having a warm cup of milk before bed but I know dairy before bed can sometimes be a trigger so I'd be nervous to start that back up. It's so infrequent that he has his bad dreams that its hard to pinpoint what they could be from.
Hopefully it’s just a phase my daughter had them when she turned 2ish but our pediatrician asked if we had changed anything in our routine. We had made her crib more of a bed and she had been one month into it with no problems but all of a sudden she started and I started using a nighttime spray on her sheets right before bed I got from Walmart it is supposed to calm them and it helped