Move anything from the bathroom that could be hazardous- cleaning products/medicines/razors etc - leave the light on and see how she gets on? She’s at an age where she should be ok to go for a wee on her own, let her have a go and rake it from there
You can get motion activated strip lights that go under the bed - so that when you get out of bed abs put your legs/feet down on the floor the LED strip lights up. Might be an idea?
I dont know if its normal but my eldest was like this. Even now at 9 he still has a slight impediment with his R's. It's always wush instead of Rush. We tried helping him by correcting how he says it, & it did help he only really does it now if he's tired or anxious.Curious on other children's speech.
My 4 year old has been talking from quite an early age.
However. She struggles to pronounce words.
I can't remember at all with my son if it was normal or not.
But I feel like I see other 4 year olds and their pronunciation is quite clear.
We often struggle to understand what she's saying.
I can understand her more but others have a hard time understanding her sometimes.
Just listening to her now say odd words and just picking some.. "Fwush" instead of flush.
"Drong" instead of Strong.
"Cwap" for Clap.
"Toiwet" for toilet
"Pway" for play
It seems to be S's and L's she struggles with.
Just wondering if it's normal or not
Did she have tounge tie? She may have a lisp or slight speech impediment. She’s only little, try to help correct her and see if she can start trying a few words with the proper pronunciation. If she gets one or two correctly, it’s probably just a habit that she will grow out of.Curious on other children's speech.
My 4 year old has been talking from quite an early age.
However. She struggles to pronounce words.
I can't remember at all with my son if it was normal or not.
But I feel like I see other 4 year olds and their pronunciation is quite clear.
We often struggle to understand what she's saying.
I can understand her more but others have a hard time understanding her sometimes.
Just listening to her now say odd words and just picking some.. "Fwush" instead of flush.
"Drong" instead of Strong.
"Cwap" for Clap.
"Toiwet" for toilet
"Pway" for play
It seems to be S's and L's she struggles with.
Just wondering if it's normal or not
This is a great idea. Thank you!
Not that I'm aware of.
It’s only recently my 6yo has cracked R, and my 3.5yo still struggles with the hard C/K sound, and the R as well
She's fine with other letters mostly. But for some reason she's always struggled with 'banana'It’s only recently my 6yo has cracked R, and my 3.5yo still struggles with the hard C/K sound, and the R as well
A friend once saw SALT and they told her never correct your child or it will draw attention to it. But rather if they say
“Let’s ‘pway’ with this” you say “that’s great, yes let’s PLAY with that” so confirm the right word and pronounce it correctly back to them.
And when I saw “cwap” my first thought was she was struggling to say “crap”
We have a whole load of things she just can’t get - my favourites are “mavilla” for vanilla and “mint chop chip”, and “mafingo” for flamingo!She's fine with other letters mostly. But for some reason she's always struggled with 'banana'
It was one of her first sounds. With "Babababa" when she wanted one.
Then it changed to "Burbahbah"
And now she say "Burmama"
Looking for some advice regarding my 2 year old constantly saying everything is hers. Unfortunately it is her age.Hi all
If I’m eating my breakfast she will say MINE and try and snatch. She knows not to snatch with me and ask for some.. she really kicks off if she doesn’t get her own way there and then!?
She is awful with it, so fast forward to nursery (she’s been going since she was 8 months old, 2 days a week), the last few months everything is MINE.
She won’t let anyone else sit where she has sat and it’s just awful. Nursery told me she’s not getting any better.
She’s an only child and she shares with me, we go to plenty of toddler groups the days shes not at nursery and she’s ok there. Any advice?? Nursery just say it’s her age but it’s just abit urgh when they’ve told me she’s been snatching again x
Thank you, I thought as much. She shares with me but I think being an only child and getting what she wants (most of the time) doesn’t help…. Am I raising a monsterUnfortunately it is her age.
Sharing skill doesn't develop until between 3 and 4.
If you're continuously repeating to her about sharing ect, then you're doing everything you can.
She will grasp it eventually however, I can imagine it's frustrating watching it happen
he doesn’t have his front teeth, so that may have something to do with it 
My daughter is almost 4 and a lot of her L’s she pronounces with a W sound. She says wegs instead of legs, pway instead of play, wook instead of look. She also pronounces F’s with a B and until fairly recently she said her P’s with an H but she seems to have grown out of that now.Curious on other children's speech.
My 4 year old has been talking from quite an early age.
However. She struggles to pronounce words.
I can't remember at all with my son if it was normal or not.
But I feel like I see other 4 year olds and their pronunciation is quite clear.
We often struggle to understand what she's saying.
I can understand her more but others have a hard time understanding her sometimes.
Just listening to her now say odd words and just picking some.. "Fwush" instead of flush.
"Drong" instead of Strong.
"Cwap" for Clap.
"Toiwet" for toilet
"Pway" for play
It seems to be S's and L's she struggles with.
Just wondering if it's normal or not
All my older 3 have been the same. My eldest we lay with her in bed until she was 3.5, my second was 4.5 and my third is now 3.5 and still has my husband lie with her to go to sleep. Would you think about moving her to a bed and you can lie with her and cuddle her, which may be a bit easier than moving her down in to a cot?
What @Definitelyme said! Try a big bed. Pick out some new bedding, get her to pick out some special bits. Does she have a night light? Maybe get one that she has picked out. Does she sleep through the night? You probably have already tried it, but have you laid her down awake and if she cries, don’t talk, just lay her back down? Not sure if that’s the cry out method though, and I know people don’t like that? Does she still nap during the day? She maybe be overtired?
I would suggest exactly the same as @Definitelyme
