I have a Two almost three year son who won't sleep in his own bed anyone have any suggestions???

Answer 1

My daughter used to go through phases like that. Strange as it sounds, we would involve her in rearranging the furniture in her room, then she would sleep in there again. I guess she liked the change and it felt new and exciting again. If that doesn't work, maybe some new sheets or a new comforter for his bed, or playing some soft music.

Answer 2

Part of this is a power struggle. You need to be the boss.

Make the new bedtime rule an event. "The night Baby Sleeps i own bed" He is old enough to understand. He knows he can push you until you give in, You can't give in, if you do you will have a teenage son pushing you beyond your limits.

Get him a digital clock. Put up a number 7 or whatever time you want him to get up in the morning. I did that with my kids. They had to wait until they saw a 7 on the clock before they got up for the day.

Make a chart and give him stars for each night spent in bed.
Help him be in on the plans on how to make him stay in bed.
A teddy bear.
If he feels lonely for you, tell him to talk to teddy.
Teach him self comforting things like the teddy bear. Or a book to look at etc.

You can do it

Answer 3

We co-bedded with our daughter until she was almost three. Funny thing was what worked with her was buying glow in the dark stars and having her help hang them up on the wall and ceiling. We also let her pick out her bedsheets. We would give her a reward for each night she slept in her big girl bed all night. You know what the reward was--100% fruit bars from the health food stores, or Raley's sells them too. She loves them and thinks they are like candy.

Answer 4

I dealt with this last december with my son. he slept with me since day one in this world. I love it. but it is best for him to learn to sleep on his own. I did up his room really cool and put on a movie and let him fall asleep anytime he felt like it, yes that's hard but then I took away the tv and he crashed. so if you find something to keep him at least in bed then that's the first step.

bribery works well too. I have a surprise bucket and my son freaks out every time I pull it out.

Answer 5

DEAR '
HE IS REALLY INSECURE PROBABLY HAVING REALLY BAD NIGHT MARE AND ARE DREAMS USE A LOT OF NIGHT LIGHTS ONE FOR EVERY PLUG IN YOUR HOME USE A LOT OF STUFF TOYS AND TEDDY BEARS LAY DOWN WITH HIM UNTIL HE GOES TO SLEEP IN HIS BED. IF IS TO SMALL THEN YOU HAVE TO USE YOURS JUST 30 MINUTES OK
TAKE CARE GOOD LUCK.

Answer 6

try to sleep on the floor next to him until he falls asleep. do this so he can feel comfortable. try this for a few days or until he feels more comforatble there

Answer 7

watch 'Supernanny' on FOX