I have to say that if your daughter is running around and screaming in her sleep and a sleep test came back as normal then you should find another company to give anothre sleep test. I am not a doctor but I have heard of night terrors and I think maybe you just happend to find the most idiotic people to give that sleep test. Or perhaps the day they gave her the test was a good sleep for her. Either way I would talk to your pediatrician about this and seek out another company to give a second sleep test.
2006-12-07 10:05:24
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answered by freakyallweeky 5
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Children who are in such a deep state of sleep can be susceptible to night terrors. My daughter had them pretty severly when she was 3 1/2. What finally broke the cycle was waking her up. I'd wake her about 1/2 hour before she normally woke at night screaming... if your child typically wakes near the same time, get her up a little before that. It doesn't have to be elaborate... just get her up, go potty (good, if she wets the bed) and get a drink. Just so that she gets up and moving for a few minutes to break the sleep cycle. That should help stop the night terrors from happening. It worked for my daughter, and she stopped having them completely, and hasn't had one since (she is now 8). Good luck!
2006-12-07 11:36:35
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answered by dolphin mama 5
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My son had night terrors when he was 3 and they were so horrible. He'd wake up just screaming to the top of his lungs and the same thing your daughter does running wild in his room and all over the house. His eyes would be shut tight and he'd be asleep. He did this for two weeks solid everynight. We got so sleep deprived I had to ask my mother in law to help watch him at night so we could get some rest. The dr told us to wake him up 1/2 hour before he normally would start a terror. This breaks the cycle. Also she said to try a suppliment at bedtime called Melatonin. This is a suppliment used to "reset" the bodys clock and gets them into a normal routine again. Only use a tiny tiny amount like 1/2 of a 1mg tablet for just a short time and it works wonders!!! He is now 4 and we haven't suffered since! Good luck I know how hard this is I cried night after night not being able to do a thing for him. Be strong!!
2006-12-07 12:18:46
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answered by Samantha 3
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Night terrors are NORMAL! I know that they are hard to deal with because my 4 year old daughter has them and they drive me nuts. But they are normal. Most likely, your daughter will grow out of them in about 6 months. If not, there is something wrong. Think about this.....has anything happened to her or around her that may have really upset her; like argueing, or spanking. Doctors never really know that what causes them. It just takes time for her to get over them.
2006-12-07 10:09:19
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answered by Anonymous
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My 2 year old son also had these. I was told to make sure he goes to bed at the same time every night. Also, night terros happen apx 2 hours after they get to sleep. So try waking her up at that time for a minute. Most of the time it works for us. Good luck!
2006-12-07 15:52:50
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answered by Anonymous
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My daughter has those, too. She's 4 and a nil.5 and has has them when you consider that she replaced into approximately 3. that's no longer basic to determine her bypass via this, i know. i've got found out that my daughter sleeps extra suitable and has fewer terrors if she gets loads of sleep.... 11 to twelve hours at night and a quick a million-hour nap in the process the day. additionally, attempt to diminish the rigidity in her life. save issues in a ordinary -- cut back replace and too many hard activities. workout is stable, yet make it element of a each and on a daily basis ordinary. And, food regimen.... is she eating healthful meals, or processed meals with synthetic colours and flavors? some childrens are extra soft than others. additionally, know that as quickly as she has an apprehension, she has no wakeful memory of it. She isn't "wide awake." attempt to maintain your interplay together with her short, calm and soothing. do no longer enable it to strengthen. bypass in and gently rub her back and help her to lie backtrack asserting "that's ok, you may bypass back to sleep." This works for my daughter if we do it as quickly as she is going into an apprehension. They ultimately outgrow those issues. They sound lots worse off than they're. in basic terms attempt to stay calm and supply her the extra effective relax and TLC she needs in the process the day. stable success.
2016-10-14 05:44:29
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answered by Anonymous
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Well...this is difficult for me to answer...many lack the spiritual maturity to hear what I have to say...so first...I want to say...there is no fear in the truth...but if you don't know how to properly handle it...you might want to consider getting some help...I would suggest a mature christian in a Spirit filled church, such as an Assemblies of God...a church that knows how to do spiritual warfare...Any how....my son was harrassed for many years as a boy...he was so fearful he would actually leave his body and look down on himself being harrassed by the demons, witches, etc...he would see himself in the same clothes he wore to bed...I just believe it was too frightening and he tried to escape the situation the best he could....of course for many years I thought this to be just really bad dreams...he couldn't even give me any details about them until he was older...toooo scary....anyhow....when it was revealed to me as to what was going on....I found the right people who helped show us how to get deliverance from this situation...mostly you need to learn this is not something you need to accept...you need to learn how to rebuke and bind the enemy through Jesus Christ as it is written in scripture...I pray this does not send you into a world of fear...you don't need to be fearful...you just need to get active and take back the peace of your child that rightfully belongs to her...All the harrassement of my son stopped (and it had been going on for 10 plus years) as soon as I knew first of all what was going on, and secondly was shown the tools of how to fight it...Having said all this, I can not say absolutely this is your situation...but it certainly was ours...Be strong and Be Blessed, but don't be fearful (that is a tool of the enemy....to get us separated....and then to cripple us with fear...believe me, through Christ you can have victory in this if it is indeed a spiritual thing.)
2006-12-07 10:32:25
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answered by ticklemeblue 5
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I think that you should pray over your child and ask God to protect your family from evil. Say the Lord's Prayer and ask to be delivered from evil. Because the enemy does try to do warfare with people while they are asleep. I pray over my children and ask for God's protection especially while we are asleep. Ask God to sanctify your child's mind. Speak "Peace be to this house" You actually demand your home to be in peace.
The person did have the right idea that talks about spirtual warfare. I would find a Christian church that believes in the power of God and deliverance., and stay under the presence and covering of God. Be in courage in Jesus name.
2006-12-07 14:30:38
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answered by Anonymous
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Let me know it anything helps my son has the same thing.
2006-12-07 10:05:44
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answered by omvg1 5
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