Traumatised by the Boots n bar & getting stuck

[Guest guest]

My son seems to be mildly traumatised, continually saying he is stuck

even when he isn't. Has anyone held had this situation and how did

you get your child past this please?

As a bit of background...

Though is just 2 we had graduated him to a single bed which

he loves, he took to this really well & though we were concerned about

him going back to a cot when we were on holiday he initially slept

better there than in the single bed (rather like a duck to water).

However after getting over the jet lag, he did get his shoes stuck

between the bars of the cot, hence the cause of his distress.

Hope someone can help

Mum to Al dob 10 Dec 03, Bilateral clubfeet

Life is a continual challenge but it is worth it

[Guest guest]

Maybe you could make up a game with him where he is Stuck...UN-stuck! Like

putting his foot in a mildly tight spot,(playfully) say " Stuck! " and pulling it

out, " Un-stuck! " (or another word like FREE!) Use hands, toys, etc, until it's

funny to get stuck and unstuck?

s.

Traumatised by the Boots n bar & getting stuck

My son seems to be mildly traumatised, continually saying he is stuck

even when he isn't. Has anyone held had this situation and how did

you get your child past this please?

As a bit of background...

Though is just 2 we had graduated him to a single bed which

he loves, he took to this really well & though we were concerned about

him going back to a cot when we were on holiday he initially slept

better there than in the single bed (rather like a duck to water).

However after getting over the jet lag, he did get his shoes stuck

between the bars of the cot, hence the cause of his distress.

Hope someone can help

Mum to Al dob 10 Dec 03, Bilateral clubfeet

Life is a continual challenge but it is worth it

[Guest guest]

My older son used to play this game too. He liked to say he

was " stuck in the mud " whenever he didn't want to go somewhere or do

something. He used to laugh so much when he said it. I think it's

the ring in the phrase " stuck in the mud " that he really liked.

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> > > Maybe you could make up a game with him where he is

> > Stuck...UN-stuck! Like putting his foot in a mildly tight

> > spot,(playfully) say " Stuck! " and pulling it out, " Un-stuck! "

(or

> > another word like FREE!) Use hands, toys, etc, until it's funny

to

> > get stuck and unstuck?

> > >

> > >

> > > s.

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> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Traumatised by the Boots n bar

&

> > getting stuck

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> > >

> > > My son seems to be mildly traumatised, continually saying he

is

> stuck

> > > even when he isn't. Has anyone held had this situation and

how

> did

> > > you get your child past this please?

> > >

> > > As a bit of background...

> > > Though is just 2 we had graduated him to a single

bed

> which

> > > he loves, he took to this really well & though we were

> concerned about

> > > him going back to a cot when we were on holiday he initially

> slept

> > > better there than in the single bed (rather like a duck to

> water).

> > >

> > > However after getting over the jet lag, he did get his shoes

> stuck

> > > between the bars of the cot, hence the cause of his

distress.

> > >

> > >

> > > Hope someone can help

> > >

> > >

> > > Mum to Al dob 10 Dec 03, Bilateral clubfeet

> > > Life is a continual challenge but it is worth it

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> > >