Two Year OLd mOving moOd changes

Hi, I guess your daughter has not get used to her new environment and she need time to adapt to it. Don't force her and let her calm down for sometimes. What you can do is to arrange her toys in old place like what you have at your old house, talk to her that you guys have moved to new house and this is a new place for her to stay. Sleep with her everynight, sleep at her side and pad her at night when she cried in the middle of the night. Hugs her and tell her that everything is fine. Let her calm down and don't get yourself nervous. Good luck!!

I personally haven't had this problem happen with me, but in the experiences I have had with going to friends or families for visits my kids were out of sorts. They would have trouble sleeping as it is a new environment and they take a little bit longer to adjust. I'm sure that your child will be fine, just needs to get used to the new place is all!

Hi. Adeliza1220. I am sorry that you are going through this with your daughter. The only thing that you can do is to soothe her as much as you can. Give her some of her old toys and books to play with, this may could help her to feel at ease. Also, maybe you should try making your furniture be in the same location as it was in your old home. Try to make your home look the same as much as possible. That way, everything will seem familiar to your daughter. I have not had this problem as much. My kids adapted to our new home. They were even more excited to be living in a new location. I was also excited to.

i think she is having a hard time adapting to the new situation and to the place. her reaction is normal i think. try to talk to her most of the time and tell something nice about the place and everything in it. you can exaggerate to get her attention. :-)

I would assume that the main reason that this is happening to your daughter is because of the fact that your family has moved. Moving is a big adjustment for every person to make and younger children aren't equipped with all of the coping mechanisms that are necessary to make the transition a smooth one. That said, I think that the best thing that you can do with your daughter is to take time with her and share that she is special. Just giving her extra attention through this time of transition should make her adjustment a bit less rocky.

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Yes, it is completely normal. If she had friends there and now she doesnt get to see them as often. My kids were all basicly raised in one state then we had to move 4 hours away. It's rough. Some people say that small children dont really know the difference. In reality they know what is going on. All you can do is reassure her that everything is okay. I know you said she is 2 years old but just try sitting with her at night and read a story to her and just rock her to sleep in your arms. That's what I had to do with my youngest who's 13 months. Within 2 months she was doing pretty good. She just may not like change. Personally I dont even like change, but small children just cant express themselves like us adults can. Good luck, I hope you can try to get your daughter to sleep at night again.

you have not said how long you have been moved but i am guessing no too long. some of us do not take to change very well and this is for little ones more so as they have no 'power' over their lives. this decision has effected your child greatly in a way they cannot explain like an adult in words they can only express their upset by crying and being moody. you have done the right thing in setting up your little ones personal items but to reinforce that this is their new home how about getting them to choose a new bit of furniture, toy , lampshade, beanbag, wall poster or cushion for 'your special new room'. if they feel that they have had input into their new life they may well feel more able to sleep and if it is possible to invite their old friends/relatives around to see the new home with what they chose for it, it will help to reinforce that change has happened but this change is good and not to be afraid of.they will settle soon, good luck.:)