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From: faucher@futbal.DEC (Cathy Faucher 381-2207)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Children in Parents Bed ...
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Date: Tue, 14-May-85 09:38:42 EDT
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My son also doesn't like his bed, although I rather
not listen to the crying all night.  So, I let him
lay in my bed until he falls asleep, then I carry him
into his bed where he resides for the rest of the night.

A child's mind can think of some "scary" things and 
does need your comfort.  I have gotten many opinions 
from friends and family to not allow him to sleep in
my bed.  Although I really see no harm in it, eventually
he will be sleeping in his own bed as we all learn to do !!

Why make life difficult, when it could be so easy ....