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Shauna
maddoxsmama
Shauna·Мама двоих (5 лет, 7 лет)
This is going to sound so weird. But I honestly think I have some kind of PTSD. Maisy is an absolute nightmare to get to sleep and I have spent HOURS getting her to sleep 3+ times a day. The one day I counted 7 hours of fighting her.
Now every-time I go in her room even if it’s just to clean or put away laundry I feel like I’m on the verge of a panic attack.

Anyone experience something like this?
26.09.2020

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kush_queen420
Your Worst Nightmare 😘·Мама троих детей
Lol no it’s just stress from kids lmao I take out the lightbulb and sit by the door take her back every time it works
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mimixtmn
Mimi·Мама четверых детей
I have ptsd and I’m not sure putting your child to bed is traumatic event or even close so maybe her room is just stressful for you. I’d maybe switch up your sleeping training routine sounds like it’s not working for you guys, if your stressed I am sure she is just as stressed if not more. If your fighting her for 7 hours to sleep she likely isn’t tired. How many naps is she taking if your putting her to sleep 3+ times a day? At her age my kids only took 1 nap a day.
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maddoxsmama
Shauna·Мама двоих (5 лет, 7 лет)
This has been ongoing since she was born. I honestly don’t think it’s anything to do with her sleep schedule I think it’s just her and her difficult personality. I have tried so many changes and nothing works. I never used to start out stressed putting her to bed but after an hour anyone would be stressed.
I can’t even be in her room without anxiety and if I spend a prolonged amount of time in there it turns into a full blown anxiety attack.
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mimixtmn
Mimi·Мама четверых детей
@maddoxsmama, ya that doesn’t sound right. I totally get the stress when they won’t go to sleep I have def been there before but at this point your gonna have to switch up what your doing or she will have difficulty with sleep likely for the rest of her life especially if this has been going on since birth. I recommend trying a set routine for sleep training such as the Ferber method, I did this with my youngest who had a great sleep schedule his whole life before getting his first cold and then refused to sleep. It was stressful but after a week we had no issues, my best friend used it on her daughter as well at 9 months and no issues her daughter was sleeping fine in a couple days (she had a hiccup a few months in and had to redo it tho).
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