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Heres what you do , and if you are desperate you will try it usually takes a few days of consistancy and not sending her mixedMixed respiratory vaccine message,Dont give her much in the way of milky drinks in the eveningEvening primrose Evening primrose oil in fact if she is well hydrated during the day she doesnt need much liquidLiquid barosperse Liquid calcium with vitamin d Liquid co-q10 Liquid e-z paque Liquid pedvaxhib Liquid polibar Liquid pred at night, as this keeps them alert and wanting to go to the bathroom a lot. You have the same routine every night, take her at her bed time in to her room, sit with her and read 2 stories, give her a hug and leave the room, the door can be left open, she will yell, ignore it, say nothing... she will come out, just mutter quiet ,calming things and lead her back, tuck her in, she may keep this up for a while each time you take her back, do not get upset ,the least words the better.As I said it can take a few days it will be tiring but it does work, its in your hands she has learnt the behavior because you have allowed her to do what she wants, I know its tough but if you want her to sleep in her own bed you need to stick to it so she knows the rules. If you dont mind her sleeping with you, thats okay aswell and many parents do this ,it is a matter of choice.Good Luck let us know if it works so others may know .
Did you ask her why she does'nt want to sleep in her own bed. Sometime there just scared and sleeping with their parents makes the feel safe. My younger brother slept with my parents until the was 10 years old. Just that when they sleep on their own bed they feel alone. Try talking to her and try to convinvce her how cool it is to sleep on her own bed. You can lay down with her until she falls asleep. Have a night light because maybe she just scared. Also Have like a big stuffed animal. ( I had a big dog when I was small and I liked it because it felt like I wasnt alone.) She would probably feel the same way. My niece has monkeys and she loves sleeping with them.