How Do You Keep Toddlers In A New Toddler Bed?
Transitioning your toddler from a crib to a bed can be a challenge. Consistency and routine are extremely important when it comes to parenting at night. Patience is required because it can take time to make your child feel secure enough in her own bed to stay asleep all night. Don’t despair if takes longer than you thought it would. Be encouraging and loving, and your toddler will be sleeping in her big-kid bed in no time. Make your child’s new bed a space she wants to be in. Let her help choose the sheets and comforter starring characters or a design she adores. Play up the excitement of having a new, fun place to sleep, and let your child know she is in for an adventure. Read, sing or snuggle your child to a sleepy state. Helping your child go to bed secure can lessen the fear of a new bed. A nighttime routine can provide reassurance and stability. Make sure she has her “lovey,” a favorite stuffed toy or blanket that will be there with her if she feels scared or worried. Leave a pale
