Guest guest Posted March 13, 2006 Report Share Posted March 13, 2006 Hi, My daughter Sofia is 24 months old, she still has the DBBs at night. She's been sleeping naps in a big bed (with no DBBs) and seems interested in sleeping in a big bed at night. I would like any feedback on how kids do with the DBBs when sleeping on a big kids bed. Thank you a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 Kelsey (2 1/2) does not do it on a regular basis here but when she stays at my mother in laws she sleeps in a double bed with her sister and does just fine. We are in the process of getting her a twin bed for here. She sleeps in a toddler bed right now. Jenni a wrote: Hi, My daughter Sofia is 24 months old, she still has the DBBs at night. She's been sleeping naps in a big bed (with no DBBs) and seems interested in sleeping in a big bed at night. I would like any feedback on how kids do with the DBBs when sleeping on a big kids bed. Thank you a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 I just started putting my son in a twin size bed. I didn't think a toddler bed would be an option because it seems that he could easily fall out. Even though the toddler bed low to the ground I would rather that not happen. So far so good...no problems. Mommy to (12/17/98) and Christian (1/30/04) LCF - DBB (nights only) _____ From: nosurgery4clubfoot [mailto:nosurgery4clubfoot ] On Behalf Of a Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 12:51 AM To: nosurgery4clubfoot Subject: Transition to big bed Hi, My daughter Sofia is 24 months old, she still has the DBBs at night. She's been sleeping naps in a big bed (with no DBBs) and seems interested in sleeping in a big bed at night. I would like any feedback on how kids do with the DBBs when sleeping on a big kids bed. Thank you a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 I to was wondering this same thing. What age anyone went to toddler bed or twin size bed. Karter is 19 months old and still in a crib. I don't think he would go to sleep if he knows he can get out. But our problem is he is wakeing up 6-10 times a night because he can not roll over. The DBB seems to be wide and he will get stuck. I will go in lay him down comfortably and he goes right back to sleep. I know he is not up all night, but I have a hard time getting back to sleep, so when I get back to sleep he is up once again. My husband seems to think he only does it to make sure mommy is still there and if I let him cry he will go back to sleep. He has actually got the shoes stuck in the bars of the crib. Haven't done that since we got the 's, but the shoes seem to be bigger than the markells. Any thoughts? Tabitha Brittanie 2-9-00 Karter blcf 7-30-04 > > I just started putting my son in a twin size bed. I didn't think a toddler > bed would be an option because it seems that he could easily fall out. Even > though the toddler bed low to the ground I would rather that not happen. So > far so good...no problems. > > > > > > Mommy to (12/17/98) and > > Christian (1/30/04) LCF - DBB (nights only) > > _____ > > From: nosurgery4clubfoot > [mailto:nosurgery4clubfoot ] On Behalf Of a > Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 12:51 AM > To: nosurgery4clubfoot > Subject: Transition to big bed > > > > Hi, > My daughter Sofia is 24 months old, she still has the DBBs at night. > She's been sleeping naps in a big bed (with no DBBs) and seems > interested in sleeping in a big bed at night. > I would like any feedback on how kids do with the DBBs when sleeping > on a big kids bed. > Thank you > a > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 We've never had the problem of her feet getting stuck. But we put these " socks " on her feet. It started because it was winter and I thought her feet needed a little bit more cover. I created these socks that you slip over the toe, but, they have a ribbon so that you can tie them behind the ankle so that they don't slip off. We then discovered that this prevented scratches on the wood of the crib, and for the warm weather, I devised a thinner. I also have the metal brace covered.....so, when Sofia sleeps, no metal is ever exposed. I don't know if the fact that her whole shoe is covered with material, that it prevents her shoe from getting stuck between the slats of the crib. About the waking up...well, it's hard, but, if you can ignore it a few nights in a row.... might just figure out that he can sleep thru the night.... I had to do that with my first child....it was very hard, but, after the 3rd day....he just cried for less than a minute before he was asleep again. Good luck a > > > > I just started putting my son in a twin size bed. I didn't think > a toddler > > bed would be an option because it seems that he could easily fall > out. Even > > though the toddler bed low to the ground I would rather that not > happen. So > > far so good...no problems. > > > > > > > > > > > > Mommy to (12/17/98) and > > > > Christian (1/30/04) LCF - DBB (nights only) > > > > _____ > > > > From: nosurgery4clubfoot > > [mailto:nosurgery4clubfoot ] On Behalf Of a > > Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 12:51 AM > > To: nosurgery4clubfoot > > Subject: Transition to big bed > > > > > > > > Hi, > > My daughter Sofia is 24 months old, she still has the DBBs at > night. > > She's been sleeping naps in a big bed (with no DBBs) and seems > > interested in sleeping in a big bed at night. > > I would like any feedback on how kids do with the DBBs when > sleeping > > on a big kids bed. > > Thank you > > a > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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