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From: leo@cca.UUCP (Louise Osterman)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: Small Children and Nightmares
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Date: Thu, 20-Feb-86 11:39:38 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 20 11:39:38 1986
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> 
> I recently posted an article asking suggestions on what to do with my daughter
> and nightmares/bad dreams.  I got alot of good suggestions and posted them
> for others.  I just wanted to let everyone know that "Nightmare Spray" has
> worked for us.  I think it is an excellent idea.  I used a simple can of
> Lysol and sprayed all around the room to keep bad dreams away.  My daughter
> was content with that and slept all night long. We had to use this method
> twice since I first posted to the net.  Thanks to the two people who suggested
> it!
> 
> Wouldn't it be nice to have all our problems and bad dreams "sprayed" away
> as easily.  The world would be a nicer place to live.  Good Luck to others.
> 
>  	Barbara Charles
> 	Bell Communications Research
> 	gamma!tif

My daughter recently started telling me there were monsters in her room.  Sooo,
remembering the Lysol spray treatment and not wanting to have that mist  
floating in her room while she was sleeping, I came up with our own "monster 
vaporizer."  What do we do?  Welllll, we snap our fingers three times and 
say "fooey, fooey, fooey."  It zaps them every time!  (And "fooey" is one of 
my daughter's favorite words, too!)

Louise E. Osterman
Computer Corporation of America

I disclaim nothing.  It's all mine.