Do you have any good idea to stop your child to kick the quilt while sleeping?

yes it is quite tough to prevent the child from kicking the quilt as giftsandbagscom said earlier on. it's like almost natural if you're feeling hot you could say. all i can tell you is ensure she wears long sleeved clothes and pants when she sleeps. of course, pyjamas. my son also does that. but i noticed with my son that if the quilt is lighter, he's not that prone to kicking it off. i mean he still does it but not that often. i always wake up often in the middle of the night to go to the toilet so i always had to cover him with the quilt or blanket again. but recently i bought this bedsheet with the quilt together. it was big but really light. and it did keep you warm too. i noticed a few days later that he didn't kick it away that often though he still does it. not sure if it plays a part though. just thought of sharing it with you.

I have five kiddos, and two of them also kick off the covers every night. First, remember, it is winter, and colds happen. Especially when the kids are in school. Catch a cold, then get better, catch another cold from someone at school, get better. It is a never ending cycle of childhood. That being said, what I do for my kids is they go to bed every night wearing pajama pants and a long sleeve pajama shirt, preferably flannel. They also wear socks to bed. This way, if they do kick off the covers (and they will, no matter how tight you tuck the covers...) they will still be fairly warm. How cold is her room at night? Because if she is wearing pajamas, and kicks off the covers, the room would have to get pretty cold for her to get sick from it. Odds are, she is catching colds from people at school, or her friends that she plays with. Be happy it is just a cold. My kids all got the flu about a month ago, everyone finally got well (after two weeks), then 2 days ago, wham, one of the kids has the flu again. Hang in there. :O)

Ok for a start, children don't get colds/flu's from being cold, they get them from airborn germs - so if she's at school or you go shopping etc, then she's caught the cold from someone else who is already sick! I have a few thoughts about how to keep her warm at night but i dunno how you feel about them :) 1) Try tucking her in really tight at night when she is asleep - then she wont be able to wriggle as much & the blankets aren't as likely to come off. 2) You could try a sleeping bag - that she'll be inside it & wont be able to kick them off - just put her in it at night & blankets on to! 3) Maybe you could try using an electric blanket - they will keep the bed warm even without blankets on but it depends on how you feel about using them! Good luck & i hope that's of some help to you!

My guess is that she is not catching a cold from kicking off her blankets at night. Keeping the room at a comfortable temperature and dressing her in warm pajamas will keep her warm enough. To prevent colds, make sure she washes her hands thoroughly and often, and doesn't put her hands in her mouth or eyes. Make sure she eats a balanced diet or takes a vitamin supplement. Disinfect surfaces such as doorknobs, telephone and TV remote often. You can't prevent all colds, but doing these things will cut down on them.

Colds are caused by virus, not from being cold. Handwashing is the best protection against a cold. Covering your mouth when you cough helps too. Have your daughter carry around the antibacterial gel with her so she can use it after coming in to contact with public items such as phones, doorknobs, etc. Don't worry about her quilt being kicked off causing the cold...it didn't.