Monster spray

Are your kids afraid of night monsters and ghosts? Do they use it as an excuse to not go to bed? Or do you feel they are really afraid to go to bed? What are they afraid of? Of nightmares? Of monsters hidden in the closet or under the bed? Are they afraid of ghosts? What do you tell your kids about monsters and ghosts? Do your kids believe you? Tell me your story, here is mine...

The doctor was talking to the Little Girl.
"Are you afraid of monsters in your room?", asked the doctor.
The Little Girl nodded her head.
"Where do the monsters hide?", asked the doctor.
"Behind the toy stand!", answered the Little Girl.
"Have you seen the monsters?", asked the doctor.
The Little Girl nodded her head once more.
"What do you do when you see them?"
The Little Girl placed her hands over her eyes and closed them.

"I know what you need, I am going to write here a recipe, and your dad will pick it up at the store!", said the doctor, "It is a special spray that has a smell that only monsters can smell, it smells horrible for them and they go away!"
The Little Girl, at night, before going to bed sprayed the corners of the room with the spray.
That night she slept very well, no monsters appeared. The monsters told at monster school that they should not go to the Little Girls room, it had a horrible smell that no monster could smell.
From that day onwards, the monsters never again appeared at the Little Girls room.

Dreamcatcher

How frequent do your kids have nightmares? How do they react? Do they avoid going to sleep? Do they roll over and continue sleeping? How do you calm them down? Do you stay in bed with them until they calm down? Do they come to your bed? Do the find reasons to avoid going tonnes? Do they resist falling asleep? Do they tell you the nightmares they have? Can you understand them? Do you feel they are fully awake when they have those night terror or still sleeping? Tell me your story, here is mine...

The Little Girl did not want to sleep. She knew there was a big spider, a big giant, and a big one eyed monster, waiting for her on her sleep. But she was tired. The Little Girl was getting more and more frightened as she fell the sleepiness crawling in.
The Indian girl said hello to the Little Girl. The Indian girl told the story about the tribe shaman that could catch the bad dreams. The Little girl got excited, she wanted to talk to the tribe shaman. But to get to the Tribe shaman they had to go through a dangerous path to show how courageous they were. Only the courageous could talk with the tribe shaman.

The first trial was the path of the spider. The Little Girl and the Indian girl had both to pass near the big spider with legs bigger then the girls. And the Little Girl and the Indian girl both passed by the big spider. The spider seeing that the girls were courageous did not even try to get near them.
The second trial was the path of the giant. The Little Girl  and the Indian girl had both to pass near the big giant with arms bigger than the girls. And the Little Girl and the Indian girl both passed by the big giant. The giant seeing that the girls were courageous did not even try to get near them.
The third trial was the path of the one eyed monster. The Little Girl and the Indian girl had both to pass near the big one eyed monster with a head bigger than the girls. And the Little Girl and the Indian Girl both passed by the big one eyed monster. The one eyed monster seeing that the girls were courageous did not even try to get near them.
They saw the tribe shaman, and the tribe shaman gave the girls a dreamcatcher. The dreamcatcher would grab the bad dreams while they were sleeping.
The Little Girl fell asleep. She dreamed a spider, and the spider was caught by the dream catcher. She dreamed a giant, and the giant was caught by the dreamcatcher. She dreamed a one eyed monster, and the one eyed monster was caught by the dreamcatcher.
The Little Girl could now sleep peacefully. With the dreamcatcher protecting her.

Skeletons

Do your kids watch to much TV ? How do you control the amount they see ? Do they have a timetable ? What type of show do they see ? Do they get disturbed by what they see ? Does it generate nice dreams ? Do they tell nice stories from what they watch ? Does it generate nightmares and fears ? How do you manage when they have nightmares ? Do you write down the stories they tell ? Tell me your story, here is mine...

The skeletons raise from the ground and frightened the Little Girl. the Little Girl was not expecting skeletons, she was looking for the wild fox and the brave hound. The Little Girl ran away, she was looking for someplace safe from the skeletons.
She hid behind the bush. She was very afraid, the skeletons made a lot of noise. they made a strange toc sound when the bones touched each other. Toc, toc, toc, the Little Girl could hear the skeletons approaching.

Papi had told her not to go down that path, but she was stubborn and wanted to go anyway. The Little Girl was sorry that she did not listen to Papi. Now the skeletons were everywhere making the toc toc toc sound.
The Little Girl managed to get some very faint words out of her mouth "I am sorry Papi!".
When she said the words a bit more of light glowed from where she was. She could listen far away the voice of Papi, "Where are you, I cannot hear you, speak louder Little Girl!"
The Little Girl said once more the faint words "I am sorry Papi!"
"Louder, louder, so that I can hear you...",  the Little Girl could hear Papi approaching.
This time, the Little Girl grabbed all her courage and said loudly "I am sorry Papi!".
A big light came from the Little Girl and knocked down all the skeletons. She was safe again. She could see Papi coming.
"I love you Papi", said the Little Girl.
"I love you Little Girl", said Papi.

The Nightmares

The Little Girl did not want to go to bed. She was afraid of closing her eyes. She had bad dreams and she did not want for the bad dreams to come to her in the night while she was alone in bed.
"No Papi, I don't wan't to go to bed", cried the Little Girl.
"Mr. Sandman is putting sand on your eyelids, soon you will want to sleep."
"No Papi! I don't want to sleep", continued crying the Little Girl.
"Why don't you want to sleep ? Sleep makes you stronger and tomorrow you will be full of energy to play."

"No Papi! When I close my eyes I can see the monsters in the night, there are a lot of ugly animals waiting for me to sleep", cried the Little Girl.
"Ha, you are afraid of the monsters and ugly animals....", said Papi.
"Yes Papi! I am afraid of the monsters and ugly animals that come in the night when I am sleeping."
"Then we need to find you the fox with the light sword, that will protect you during the night."
"Where is the fox with the light sword Papi?", asked the Little Girl with the heart renovated with hope.
"Today the Fox with the light sword is protecting your friend Bella," explained Papi, "but tomorrow Bella does not need the fox, I will ask the fox with the light sword to come and protect you Little Girl."
The Little Girl seemed happier, and was in hope for Papi to bring the fox protector of her dreams.
But the Little Girl fought the sleepiness until she could fight no more.
Soon the Little Girl fell asleep, and Papi gently took the Little Girl to her bed, pulled the blanket and tucked her in. The Little Girl was sleeping peaceful, she slept with a big smile and Papi stayed for a bit looking at her.
Papi went back to the computer in the office.
Next day the Little Girl woke up, she came straight to Papi.
"Papi, is the fox here ?", at that same moment the doorbell rang, Papi wen't to the door ant talked with somebody in a yellow and red suit. When Papi came back he had a big box.
"What is that?", asked the Little Girl.
"I do not know, let's open the box".
And the Little Girl opened the box with excitement....
In the box there was a gold shiny fox, with very soft fur, and with a huge smile.
"Papi, Papi, ", shouted the Little Girl excitedly, "it's the fox that came to protect me from bad dreams".
The Little Girl played all day with the fox, she presented the fox to all the other toys and plush animals. It was a new and excited day at home.
When night came the Little Girl turned to Papi:
"Papi, I am going to bed with foxy, night night Papi", and the Little Girl went happily to bed.
Papi was happy, the Little Girl fell asleep very fast, she now had a new protector from her bad dreams.