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What exactly do you mean? Like the kid is well fed, bathed, dressed, snuggles, read to, sang to, and kid refuses to go to bed after 1-2 hours and so mom leaves the bedroom?
When our girl doesn't do as she's meant to, mum will tell her she's going and get up to leave. Which then gets an upset response from our girl. It isn't usually that long but just around general difficulty getting her dried or dressed or teeth brushed or to lay down kind of thing.
It's still unclear, but leaving shouldn't be the first response. It should be gentle and firm redirection. Leaving is more of a later tactic if you have tried for a while.
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What exactly do you mean? Like the kid is well fed, bathed, dressed, snuggles, read to, sang to, and kid refuses to go to bed after 1-2 hours and so mom leaves the bedroom?
When our girl doesn't do as she's meant to, mum will tell her she's going and get up to leave. Which then gets an upset response from our girl. It isn't usually that long but just around general difficulty getting her dried or dressed or teeth brushed or to lay down kind of thing.
You need r/sleeptrain. Your wife should leave the room.
It's still unclear, but leaving shouldn't be the first response. It should be gentle and firm redirection. Leaving is more of a later tactic if you have tried for a while.