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My 2yr old has separation anxiety, won't sleep unless literally in my arms. past 3 nights has taken 2hrs to sleep. have tried stories / quiet time etc?
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Any other changes?: Have there been any other changes in your family routine, new stressors? Separation anxiety isn't unusual at this age. Make sure your child's sleeping area is without tv, computer, video games. Continue with a transition routine starting an hour before . Also a favorite toy or blanket can help with the process.
Answered 12/7/2015
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