“I Can’t Sleep Alone”: Mother Opens Room Door, Sees Daughter in Brother’s Bed, Many People Advise Her

“I Can’t Sleep Alone”: Mother Opens Room Door, Sees Daughter in Brother’s Bed, Many People Advise Her

  • A concerned mother has made a video showing her daughter sleeping in her little brother's bed at night because she was scared
  • The woman who complained that the older sibling always snuck into her brother's bed asked people for ideas on how to stop it
  • Many people who advised her said that the kid would grow out of the fear as others threw in more parenting tips

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A mother of three (@queen_already1) who always makes fun videos about her family on TikTok has filmed her daughter in her little brother's bed.

The woman said the girl always goes into her brother's room to sleep every night because she is scared. The woman genuinely asked people to advise her on how she could handle the situation.

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Family love goals/sister in brother's bed.
The teenager always goes to her brother's room to sleep. Photo source: @queen_already1
Source: UGC

Concerned mum asks for advice

Many people who watched the woman's video thronged her comment section with different ideas. There were TikTokers who said she should not worry and the kid would outgrow it.

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When a person tried projecting negative thoughts on the harmless family situation, the woman shut the person down, saying her boy was just six years old.

Watch the video below:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

user9781920561582 said:

"Maybe some thing is there please take it seriously if it goes on place a camera inside her room and find out why."

Skyprince Multiple said:

"Just let her be, she feels comfortable with her brother okay... wish I had a sister like this."

survive said:

"There is nothing wrong it's normal."

Larry - gold said:

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"She will grow out of it."

Hleigh said:

"Your son can sleep somewhere else and then when she comes to sleep in her brother bed his not there."

Michaelmas said:

"Me I think she is protecting her brother."

bhuti _wame said:

"Do she watch scary movies nor horror movies this mighty be the main course of fear of the night, before bed try to make her watch maybe lite comics."

user2128137823077 said:

"This me, I can't sleep alone. am afraid of bad dream I sleep with mom am 30 yrs old."

SA mom gives son taste of his own medicine and throws a tantrum at a grocery store

Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that most parents have, at one point, dealt with a frustrated child in public. Children who cannot properly communicate their anger end up throwing tantrums in full view of strangers, which might be embarrassing for some parents.

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One mother, @thoanie9410, posted a TikTok video of how she ended her son's public tantrum. She copied his behaviour and started rolling on the floor and screaming.

The boy was so surprised by his mom's behaviour he stared at her with his arms folded.

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