My 19 Month Old Wont Sleep in Her Crib Anymore

That happened to me,i was not strong enough to keep her crying there till she go to sleep and get it there is no way but crib,I MAD a big mistake and put sleep next to me in my bed...she is 4 now and she is still sleeping next to me...that effect me even my realationship with her dad!!be strong and leave her cry till she learn that this is her bed.

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That happened to me,i was not strong enough to keep her crying there till she go to sleep and get it there is no way but crib,I MAD a big mistake and put sleep next to me in my bed...she is 4 now and she is still sleeping next to me...that effect me even my realationship with her dad!!be strong and leave her cry till she learn that this is her bed.

Are you sure it's psychological and not physical? Just thinking you might want to have her checked out for an ear infection or teething - anything that might make her uncomfortable laying down. Good luck!

Get her a toddler bed.

Dear B.,
I not a conventional mom who believes in stricting my baby to sleep in the crib if she doesn't want to. (I have a 15 month baby) I believe that a happy baby is the best baby and a baby is most happy when she/he feels safe. Maybe your child suddenly has become more aware of her surroundings and does not feel compltely safe alone right now. I do believe that babies goes through stages and maybe this is one. Personaly I would give her comfort and if that means trying to have her closer when she falls asleep, in your bed or a pack&play in your bedroom for a while I do not think that would hurt her in anyway. Good luck!

19 months isn't too young to be in a toddler bed. Have you thought about that? It might make everyone happier. Good luck!

I co-sleep on purpose and love it, but realize it's not for everybody. If you've had her in a crib until now, co-sleeping probably wasn't in your plan so I wouldn't suggest you start at this point.
My suggestion would be to get rid of the crib though. If you're comfortable use a toddler bed with a rail, if you're not just put the crib mattress on the floor so she can't fall out and hurt herself.
It could be she simply had a bad dream and is making a bad association with the crib or it could be she's just tired of the crib.
Hope that helps.

At 20 months we put my son in a twin bed on the floor. This worked great for us because it actual got him sleeping in his own room. However he does come in our room in the middle of the night. We don't mind because prior he was a co-sleeper. I also know it won't be forever and some nights he makes through on his own.