29 Aug 2017 | 1 min Read
Manveen (Motheropedia_Blog)
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It’s not you, it’s the fear of going to bed. Strange, but true. Bedtime triggers concerns of monsters and fear.
Remember: Never say it’s not there! By chasing the monster away from the room, you are reinforcing to your child that there was a monster in the room!
Tackling these is in your hands and you don’t need a monster-exterminating child psychologist. Instead, help your child by making him feel secure with you.
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