Re: beds and holidays

[Guest guest]

They now have airbeds that compact into a dufflebag that come equipped with

everything you need to inflate it. My thought is to purchase one of those in

a single size and set it up each night on the floor where you can listen out

for her. You can personalize it with sheets she is familiar with and she

will be comfortable and you will be less anxious. I don't know the price of a

single size but a full size is around 100 dollars. Take it as a carry on.

Carol

Trishasmom

She isn't typical, She's Trisha!

If we always do what we always did,

we'll always get what we've always gotten!

[Guest guest]

-Try the melatonin. It helps so nicely. At least you know she will

sleep a bit more restful..and not wander.

Liz

beds and holidays

> Hi all,

> firstly I wanted to say a huge thank you for all the info you pass on.

> My daughters headteacher has been bombarded with the websites you pass

> on since I joined this list!

> Has anyone any advice on beds whilst away fom home? When away we have

> always ordered a hotel cot for Rebekah- that way we know she's safe

> whilst we're asleep. However she is now 7 and too big for a cot. We are

> going abroad in September and I am dreading her being in a bed she can

> get out of due to the damage she will do herself and the room, and the

> fact that her sleep pattern is so disturbed we will be up all night

> with her! She sleeps in blocks of a few hours, then wakes for a few and

> then goes back off again. She is not currently on any medication.

> - mum to Rebekah 7 DS/ASD and Leah 8

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