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Mermaidpop's story  

October 14, 2008

Growing up naturally

Our daughter is 15 months and has just started to fall asleep on her own. I know alot of people incuding experts say the "cry it out" method is the way to go but, we have found this to be impossible for our sanity. We have had less tears...  read more
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Mayrose38's story  

April 01, 2008

Sleepless in Edmonton

I have a small one bedroom apartment and have had a one bedroom apartment since my ex and I seperated over a year ago. We have a 2 year old son - and his dad lives about 5 blocks away....  read more

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xmasljb's story  

March 14, 2008

A year and a half and counting

I've tried that Super Nanny technique to no avail. I've been trying to get my oldest son to sleep in his own bed for so long that I'm now half resigned to the fact that he will be 21 before that happens. I spent almost all of last year...  read more
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wow7777's story  

March 12, 2008

Supernanny technique

When we went from crib to big boy bed, my son found out he could get around the rail and get out. We love our sleep and so we implemented what we call the "Supernanny" technique because that is where we saw it...basically you have to be...  read more
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michellejohnson1986's story  

March 11, 2008

No Mama No Sleep

My son never wants to go to bed... In his own bed that is. If I tell him to go to bed in my bed he is fine. But if I even think of putting him in his bed, He turns into a screaming nightmare... So I guess Im gonna have to have an unwanted bed mate until he turns 18... Just joking... I...  read more
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