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my toddler has been having night terrors

dawny57

dawny57

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my daughter has been having nightmares since she was born they are always between 130am and 3 am she will be 3 at the end of feb but now when she wakes up she starts sobbing that her baby has died that is all she dos we bring her to bed with us and she then gos back to sleep i dont know if it is imagination although how she could imagine something like this i have no idea or it is something more i would appreciate any suggestions thank you
 
Hi dawny57, welcome to the forum. I'm sorry to hear about your daughters' nightmares :( They could be caused by a past life issue, does she ever remember the dreams or talk about them during the day when she is awake? There are few threads here that you might find useful:


Children's NIGHT TERRORS


The Four Signs of Children's Past Life Memory


It's good that you have an open mind to the idea of reincarnation. Continue to comfort her and reassure her that she is in a new life now with a family who love her very much, and the bad dreams will subside in time as she adjusts to her new life.


Have you read Carol's book Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child? There are some good suggestions in there for parents in your situation, also, try putting a blue light in your daughters' bedroom at night, this will have a calming affect on her, and it works :)


Good luck, and please let us know if there are any further developments.


Chris :)
 
ty 4 your reply we have not noticed anything else but to be honest untill she started saying her baby had died it never occured to us but we will now be listening i have a blue light as i do tappestry work so will try that and i will get the book you have recomended
 
HI dawny57,


If you feel you need more assistance with your child's nightmares, please let me know so I can contact Carol on your behalf.


Please keep a journal so you will have documented even the smallest of things. As time goes by it is easy to forget them - especially exact words, mannerisms and dates.
 
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