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"Help! My child has night terrors!" (and other things that go "Boo" in the night)
In this episode, Tara and Heather explore some possible causes of nightmares, night terrors, sleeplessness, and possible causes of kids being afraid of the monster in the closet, and of course they provide some solutions as well!
Did you know there is a difference in nightmares and night terrors? Nightmares are dreams kids can remember. "Night terrors are an inherited disorder in which a child tends to have dreams during deep sleep from which it is difficult to awaken. These dreams can cause a child to shout, thrash and get out of bed. Night terrors can sometimes be disturbing to parents and caregivers. Night terrors usually occur within two hours after bedtime. About 2% of children have night terrors. The problem usually disappears by age 12 or sooner. The condition often runs in families, so children of parents who had night terrors may be more likely to develop them." (Source: Children's Hospital of Colorado)
Contact Tara Caputo and Heather Robinson for more information and resources to clear your home and family of negative energy and provide spiritual protection. THANKS FOR LISTENING!
Tara Caputo PsychicTara.com
Heather Robinson HeatherHealingArts.com
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By Coffee and SageIn this episode, Tara and Heather explore some possible causes of nightmares, night terrors, sleeplessness, and possible causes of kids being afraid of the monster in the closet, and of course they provide some solutions as well!
Did you know there is a difference in nightmares and night terrors? Nightmares are dreams kids can remember. "Night terrors are an inherited disorder in which a child tends to have dreams during deep sleep from which it is difficult to awaken. These dreams can cause a child to shout, thrash and get out of bed. Night terrors can sometimes be disturbing to parents and caregivers. Night terrors usually occur within two hours after bedtime. About 2% of children have night terrors. The problem usually disappears by age 12 or sooner. The condition often runs in families, so children of parents who had night terrors may be more likely to develop them." (Source: Children's Hospital of Colorado)
Contact Tara Caputo and Heather Robinson for more information and resources to clear your home and family of negative energy and provide spiritual protection. THANKS FOR LISTENING!
Tara Caputo PsychicTara.com
Heather Robinson HeatherHealingArts.com