sleeping with parents...how to end it as peacefully as possible!

hi!

i have a 13 year old with Autism, ADHD, sensory integration problems and mod. learning difficulties.

he goes to sleep in his bed.  with lots of hugs.  then at about 2 am (sometimes before, sometimes after) he comes into my bed. and wraps himself around me.

i'm planning on ensuring he stays in his bed...

i have: 1 social story

er, that's it!

anybody been there? any useful tips?

thanks!

L

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  • hi Johnsmum,

    the bit about the loft bed is hilarious, as i keep thinking i'd love to get my son a loft bed, but deep down i'm not sure if he'd actually want to sleep in it!  i was thinking of using it as a sort of climbing frame (with monkey bars and things) or even a swing of some description!

    my son has a double duvet, as he wraps himself up around it, and i thought he'd appreciate the extra weight.

    duvet cover?  hmm.  i only use 100% cotton.  my son has eczema and he sweats a lot at night: not a good combo with polyester.

    if you had a sewing machine, you could always sew the duvet (as in, where the poppers are) and just keep rippin' and sewin' (a bit labour intensive, i have to admit, lol)

    how about a sleeping bag (for the snuggness effect)? my son really likes it, sometimes, just for chilling out in...

    best wishes

    L

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  • hi Johnsmum,

    the bit about the loft bed is hilarious, as i keep thinking i'd love to get my son a loft bed, but deep down i'm not sure if he'd actually want to sleep in it!  i was thinking of using it as a sort of climbing frame (with monkey bars and things) or even a swing of some description!

    my son has a double duvet, as he wraps himself up around it, and i thought he'd appreciate the extra weight.

    duvet cover?  hmm.  i only use 100% cotton.  my son has eczema and he sweats a lot at night: not a good combo with polyester.

    if you had a sewing machine, you could always sew the duvet (as in, where the poppers are) and just keep rippin' and sewin' (a bit labour intensive, i have to admit, lol)

    how about a sleeping bag (for the snuggness effect)? my son really likes it, sometimes, just for chilling out in...

    best wishes

    L

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