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AUTHOR: h808165DATE: 01/31/04 11:02am
SUBJECT: Re: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
IN REPLY TO: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
AUTHOR: Cinders
Here are my recommendations
1. Under no circumstances let them into your bed. I would even stop letting them come in the morning. If they wake up at 6:00, get up with them. I know it is early (especially if you are up most of the night with them). But they will eventually sleep longer or go to bed earlier.

2. I wouldn't let the little girl cry it out. She is still pretty young. Try to quiet her and if she starts to go into hysterics take her to another room and sit with her until she quiets. Do not take her to your bedroom.

3. I think the 2 1/2 year old could cry it out. A few nights and he will probably give it up.

You are on the right track. I wish you luck and a good night of sleep soon!
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Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
 Cinders01/16/04 09:59pm
Re: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
 Toddler mom01/22/04 11:25am
Re: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
 h80816501/31/04 11:02am
Re: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
 thwarted01/30/04 08:51am
Re: Our typical night (mare) - a little long - sorry
 nathansmom0201/31/04 03:09pm
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 thwarted02/19/04 02:13pm
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