Can I really expect a 6-month-old to stay with a perfect stranger?
are television shows that were created with child development specialists who know how children explore their world and their feelings. Learning a real concept from an imaginary creature like Elmo brings a sense of play and joy to the lesson, and simply put, our brains learn more when at play. It’s fascinating to read about your husband’s objection to the land of make believe, since even Aesop himself teaches us lessons through fables.
I hate to just leave you with what amounts to assigned reading for your husband, so I will offer one personal testimony as well. My oldest son is about to turn seven, and has loved television shows that use make believe characters to teach real scientific concepts. One favorite is, about a bunch of animals who are deep sea adventurers.
At the risk of sounding obvious, have you looked into telehealth/remote sleep psychologists? When my first son was little, bedtimes were marathon events for us, and our consultant met with us over FaceTime during the day and gave us “homework” for the evening routine. allows you to search by specialty, patient age, and other filters, and they note providers who are available for online appointments; when I looked up sleep psychologists in my area, several came up who offer telehealth options.My second suggestion comes right from what I learned from that consultant. Instead of trying to prevent the behavior, try instead to wean your daughter off the behavior. Start by sleeping either in her bed with her or on the floor right next to her, even holding hands.
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