Doll Sleeping

Doll Sleeping

Where to buy Barbie Doll Clothes

Most people love to treat their dolls as if they are true, as if they are alive. Going back tomy early years, I have collected several American barbie dolls. Coming from my own allowance every week, I did save just to be able to buy accessories for my dolls because I want it to look beautiful even if I know within that only a few see it. I brush her hair and change clothes like what my mom did to me.

I often ask my mom to buy me clothes for my doll however she is quite busy so she gave me a list of site where I can choose accessories for my doll. And every time, I like something, I bookmark the page and show it once she is home.

My mom gets tired going to mall often due to her work. So she taught to me use online purchase.

So, if you are like me loves dressing different clothes for your Barbie dolls, here's what I recommend:

http://www.angelicdreamz.com/– This site is basically for different kinds of dolls and not only catering specifically to Barbie dolls. However, it good to visit this site so you can compared dolls and you can check different fashion statements where you can focus on.

http://www.dollgenie.com/ - This site is also cool because it shows different cultures for dolls. You can also see latest and old fashioned dolls and I believe this is a good site for people who are collecting different kinds of dolls.

http://www.barbeeandfriendsdollclothes.com/ - This site is exclusively for doll clothes only. Not specifically for Barbie dolls but for different kinds of dolls. Whatever design you want, you can find here like wedding gown, casual, skirt, dress, lingerie, sleep wear, etc.

http://dolls.shop.ebay.co.uk/ - It offers different things for your dolls, for your doll's house, doll accessories, doll's house miniatures, and many categories listed. You can find here the latest clothes fit for your doll.

http://www.mydreamdolls.com - This site offers latest and newest trends for barbie doll sets.

So, if you want your doll to have new pieces of clothes plus other accessories, these sites above will help you find the best quality and quantity. You can be assured that it offers best products because it was all based from genuine sources. Your money will never be going into nowhere.

 

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How can I stop co-sleeping with my toddler without her throwing a fit every time?

My daughter will be 2 in February and no matter what I do, I cannot sleep unless she is with me and my husband in our bed. I try putting her in her own room but she screams bloody murder when I do. She acts like someone is killing her. I actually had the neighbor come over and ask if she was okay one night because she was so upset!!! She refuses to sleep anywhere but with me at night. I have tried letting her cry but like I said, the neighbors think I am killing her! What can I do to make her want to sleep by herself. I've tried giving her a nightlight. She sleeps with her teddy bear and baby doll. I put up a baby gate in her doorway so her door isnt shut at night.
I only have a full size bed so it is hard to have me, her, my husband, her teddy bear, and her baby doll all in one little bed. And she always wants to sleep long ways and kicks me and hits me in the head all night so I never get a good nights sleep. And she talks in her sleep. LOL.

I answer this question a lot... I have been a preschool teacher for over 14 years, and parents are continually struggling with this... The hardest part is retraining your child's habit. That is all it is... a habit. She has been conditioned to sleep with you- now you need to "condition" her otherwise. It will take great patience and perseverence on your part. This is not an easy task you are undertaking, for you have to un-do what you have done. It takes young children up to 20 trials to re-learn a behavior.
The first night, take her to her bedroom, and create a good-night ritual (read a story, give kisses, tuck her into her bed with her stuffed animal). Then sit on the floor near the bed. Every time she gets out of her bed, take her hand and guide her back. Say, "Its time for bed. You sleep in your bed." Tuck her back in and sit on the floor near the bed. This will be the worst night... you will probably spend most of it awake, so you may want to start this on a Friday night or other night when you don't have to be up to go somewhere the next day (like work). You will have to have will power, and the belief that the next days WILL go better. If you cave in now, forget it. Your child has won, and you will not train her to sleep in her own bed. You have to be strong, and you have to be willing to listen to screaming until she passes out. Eventually even the most stubborn toddler HAS to sleep... it may be at 3 in the morning when she finally passes out, but she WILL eventually pass out. You may want to warn your neighbor ahead of time that you will be starting this training session... it won't be pleasant for the first few nights as you try to un-do previous training.
The next night, do the same good-night ritual, but this time after you tuck her in, sit on the floor about halfway between the bed and the door. Put her back in bed every time she gets up without talking to her. This is important... you don't want to get dragged into a conversation whose only purpose is to distract you from the idea of getting her into bed. Ignore her talking and put her back into bed without a word. Go sit back on the floor. Don't give in, no matter how sleep deprived you are from the night before, or you will be starting all over again.
The third night, do the same good night ritual, but this time, sit on the floor at the door. Put her back in bed every time she gets up, without a word and go sit back on the floor near the door.
The fourth night, sit outside the door after the goodnight ritual. Still put her back in bed every time. By this point, she should be getting the idea that you are not going to give in, and it may only take a few times tonight before she is asleep. If she calls out for you, reassure her with your voice that you are there, "Mommy's on the other side of the door. Go to sleep."
The fifth night, you continue the good night ritual and go to your room. If you have a baby monitor, turn it on so that you can hear if she calls for you during the night. If she gets out of bed, take her back and tell her to stay in her bed. She may only get out once or twice to check on your whereabouts. Go back to your room and get back in your bed.
Continue to take her back to her own bed and doing the good night ritual every night so that it becomes ingrained in her memory that this is the way things go. Be strong, and ask for your partner's help. He has to be on the same page as you, if you want this to work for real. He has to be just as consistent in taking her back to bed and telling her to stay there. He cannot cave in even once (and neither can you) in letting her come into your bed because you are so tired from not sleeping. Take shifts. You stay up for the first three hours on the first night, and then get your hubby up and have him take the next three. This is as much a "pact" between the two of you as parents as it is a training for your daughter. This sets up your committment to raising her TOGETHER. You have to project a united front (even when you disagree) to your daughter. She WILL conquer and divide, because that is how children work to get their way. Stand united and don't back down, and you will succeed! Good luck!

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