Getting children to sleep in their own beds, and to fall asleep on their own is one of the most frequent topics that comes up between parents. 

And although each family has their own theory about this, there are general things you can do to support the implementation of YOUR choice.

The most strategic and intelligent way to resolve this is to find ways to give your child what they are needing, but on your terms, and according to your timeline. So a win-win scenario.

This lesson looks at examples of how you can implement some of these ideas.

When it comes to bedtime, children can come up with incredibly imaginative ways to keep you by their side. And monsters hiding under the bed is one of them.

And as obvious as it may be to you as the parent that there are no monsters under the bed, and you can prove this to them, they still don't believe you.