Can my daughter 9 1/2 month have night terrors... She will scream out. Cry. & kick in her sleep . It…
Can my daughter 9 1/2 month have night terrors...
She will scream out. Cry. & kick in her sleep .
It happens normally at actual bedtime an hour or two after she's fully asleep .
Or am i just over thinking & going crazy. . .
I mean i still have them i wonder if they are passed down ..😞
Analicia Safire·
Awe poor babe.. May I ask if she’s been left in anyone else’s care besides you? Of course besides her other parent.
Audrey Deirfield ··
Мама дочки-младенца
Both i and her father are together..only his mom and mine and his aunt I'm vert strict with who watches her. As a child i endured every kinda abuse. And i won't allow my daughter to get hurt .
I was adopted. At 8 years old.
Analicia Safire··
I understand completely. I endured all kinds of abuse from infancy until I was 18 & one of the effects was reoccurring night terrors as a toddler.
It’s wonderful that you’re so protective. I can’t imagine anything like that happening to your lil angel then.
Hmm, I will say that carrying a baby within our tummies means we do transfer over our own energy (or vibes..whatever you wanna call it) whether intentional or not. It could be that or maybe she’s remembering lives before this one. Sounds outlandish, I know. I’m a believer of reincarnation due to my own personal experiences, so I’m just throwing that idea out there to ease your worry. It could be anything. But whatever it may be, she needs mama to love her and comfort her 💕 that’s for sure ☺️ it should pass in time...don’t worry too much over it although it could be hard when you feel her suffering. Be a light to her as her joy and refuge. That’s what she needs most 💕 stay strong mama! You got this 🌞
resee·
Мама двоих (1 год, 3 года), ждёт третьего
Yes my son did he still does
The EK 💁🏼♀️·
Yes, they can.
Amber Jacq ·
My son has bad dreams but not night terrors I’m afraid that his nightmares will turn into night terrors because he’s been having them more often. He will wake up crying and screaming because he’s afraid and I’ll pick him up and he’ll just cling to me and grab my shirt real tight and if I try to adjust him so I can hold him more comfortably he’ll cry because he just wants me to hold him close it’s just extremely sad to see him be so scared. I 100% believe that night terrors can be passed down by family members especially if they’re very common in your family.