MSE Parents Club Part 15

tarajayne

emsywoo123 wrote: »

Do us a favour chicks and join in

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/38370772#Comment_38370772

Sorry, was doing a pretty please and it locked on me.

emsywoo123

:doh: :silenced: :shhh:

keelykat

Hello! Elliot had a very basic bouncy chair that my sister passed onto me, he loved it for several months till he began to sit up and it went forwards and landed ontop of him! Then he went onto having a fisherprice swing with fish above it Got that 2nd hand (very MSE)....then finally he had a jumperoo! He loved that so much. After that he started crawling and walking so went onto push along walker things.

Just though i'd just butt in and post lol

keely.x

tiamai_d

Tara, do you think Ben could learn how to change his dreams?

tarajayne

tiamai_d wrote: »

Tara, do you think Ben could learn how to change his dreams?

I'm willing to try anything please. X

Buttonmoons

Oh I love lentil soup Tia, first time I made it, I poured the whole bag of lentil mix in. Was like wallpaper paste :rotfl:

SusanC_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

Susan, were you camping I take it?

Yes. I nearly said that but then I decided people would probably work out that we didn't live in a tent.

SusanC_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

Tara, do you think Ben could learn how to change his dreams?

I remember reading something about that. Things like working out startegies to deal with the "baddies" in the dream. So for example if he was being chased by monsters, he could lay a trip wire so they all fall over or dig a hole so they all fall in or something. Apparently that works better than just saying they're not real.

emsywoo123

I've just remembered why I don't post here! You lot with your already squeezed out babies, all cute and yummy.

Me, I've got a 7yr old DD who is my absolute world, but she does know everything and a flaming great big bump!! :rotfl:

tiamai_d

tarajayne wrote: »

I'm willing to try anything please. X

It doesn't always work, but don't tell him that.

Firstly he has to learn a habit of checking the time on a clock or watch or reading writing. He has to do it many times a day. If he had a watch, he would look at it, look away and look at it again. If the time stays the same, he is awake, if it changes he is dreaming.

Then before he goes to sleep, he has to imagine what he wants to dream about. Hopfully once he is sleeping, his habit will kick in and he will see the time changing and know he is dreaming. Then he should be able to say 'I don't like this dream and I want to change it.' So he would walk away or become a doctor and save his dad (doesn't have to make sence, Satan was once terrified by a daisy chain).

Takes a while to learn and you do have to be consistent. But once you learn it, you remember it for life.