do dream catchers work?
By daceyp
@daceyp (327)
November 19, 2008 8:10am CST
a few years ago i was looking in to ways to help my daughter sleep,she has tuberous sclerosis with epliepsy.my sister read some where that some parrents swore blind that when they put a dream catcher in there childs room they slept better and helped to stop the seizures at night.i have noticed any change since i put hers up.but last weekend we moved the girls room around and she is now closer to the window than she has been before and for the past two nights she has slept all night and had no fits.what do you think? im thinking that she is just more relaxed and likes her room better now.as it has never worked before
1 response
@310lemon (11)
• Greece
19 Nov 08
I have use a dream catcher to help my son sleep better when he had nightmares. I think that it has to do with your beliefs. I told my son a story on how his bad dreams will be caught in the net and so never manage to get in his sleep and he believed that. As long as the way you moved the girls room, I think that that probably helped her feel more comfortable and helped her sleep better.
@daceyp (327)
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19 Nov 08
yeah i told my daughet that when we got it but she was four then with the mental age of around 1yrs 6months,she didnt understan at all.she does still keep asking and always say the the to her but i just never sinks in.shes now 6 and mental age of about 3.i really do think that its just the way we changed the room round.will have to see how long it lasts.just nice that i can get some sleep at the mo
