Tips on getting a Toddler out of the Family bed and into his own.

some children like to have a night light, some relaxing music, and a blanket/pillow/pillow case from your room. A 2-way radio/walky talky works great too. Teach your child they can just press the button anytime they feel they need to talk to you. My husband works nights and my daughter is a terrible asthmatic so I started her sleeping with me when she was little. I still let her in my bed when he is at work, but I use a baby monitor to when she is in her room to make sure I can here if she is having problems breathing. Plus she has the walky talky in her room if she wants me.

We moved her from a crib to a queen sized bed in her room. She sleeps better in the queen size bed. If I sit or lay beside her for about 10 minutes at night she will sleep all night in her room.

My dad worked out of town (well he still does) But anyways.... My mom hated being alone at night, so she had me sleep in her room. When i was 8 i told her i wanted to sleep in my room, and she got upset. So i went to bed, well she decided to make weird noises to scare me, so i would come in there lol. My mom still doesnt like to be alone, but she has 2 dogs lol.

hmmm..u just keep explaining yr son that the family bed isnot suitable for him

I had that same problem with my 4 year old son. What I did was decorated his room with one of his favorite characters, Superman. He has superman sheets, pillows, and a nite light. Since he shares the room with his brother, it works out fine. He's not scared. I have the nightlight because he is afraid of the dark. Once he saw his new room, he quickly wanted to sleep in there and not in mines.