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@reallivegirl Nope! It effects 2% of children, I believe. There are some tricks you can try if you notice they happen at the same time each night like waking your child briefly before that time for a drink of water or something and going back to bed. Supposedly, that can help them fade quicker...

@lovechrist4eva My 2.75 yo still bed shares with us. She's got terrible night terrors 😭 Happy to support her but hopeful she grows out of it soon.

@rengb121 Remember that this is an iterative process that you can modify as you go! Communicate clear boundaries (only on Thursdays) and bring it up throughout the week (tomorrow is Thursday and we'll all sleep in the big bed!). Sounds great to me!

@markinsydney Perhaps somewhat controversial but swearing can be a healthy expression of anger. I would focus on teaching them to use it within context (i.e. it's a word we use when we're really angry and it can make some people scared / sad). We should never use it to hurt people and it's best...