S/o night terrors

joie12

Someone mentioned that their kid gets night terrors if they don't get enough daytime sleep. DD was crying in her sleep around 5 this morning; I thought it was her teeth b/c they've been bugging her bad, so H went in to give her some motrin. She *flipped* out hard, crying like she'd just had the pants scared off of her. Could that be a night terror? 

BellaBoo0706

I am interested to hear the responses. DS did the SAME thing at 5am a few days ago. Seemed like a bad dream...

Mar5195

My friends have had similar behaviors, I think it's teething. I started giving Timothy Hyland's Calms Forte to help him sleep during the molars stage.  Works like a charm.  He only had one bad night where he woke up screaming. 

nebraska84

Mar5195:

My friends have had similar behaviors, I think it's teething. I started giving Timothy Hyland's Calms</STRONG

DaizyMay22

michellekay06:

From what I understand, night terrors usually happen in the dirt few hours after they go to bed. They aren't reall

Mar5195

It's a homeopathic and not a pain reliever.  It's relaxes children and helps them from having restless nights. 

Some people who are allergic to Ragweed might have a problem with it because it has Camomille but I've had a friend wh

firewife9278

Night terrors can happen from lack of sleep, or disruption to routine. DD gets them (although knock on wood it's been a few months). nightterrors.org is a good website for reference. There's a section for children.

They are different from night

vballgirl78

We've had a few nights where Addy had a night terror (at least that's what her pedi told us it was).  The pedi said they typically won't happen in children this young, but that it can happen.  Addy woke up around 10:00 all three times screaming