The mother of a two-year old daughter filmed the transition between a cot and a regular bed.
Single mother Megan Foster, 28, from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, decided to try to move her daughter Oaklyn from her crib to her ‘big girls’ bed’ after her second birthday.
The toddler was unable to sleep soundly and began moving around during her night.
Megan Foster (a single mother from Kelowna in Canada) decided to change Oaklyn’s bed from her crib to her “big girl” one.
Oaklyn is seen in many different positions in the videomontage created by Megan.
Megan captured Oaklyn in various positions, including lying on her back, under her bed and curled up at its end.
It shows that she is still learning to be free from the confines of her cot while deep sleeping.
Megan (Kelowa) is 445.7 km (276 mi) east Vancouver.
“She has been sleeping through the night from five months of age, and started to climb out her crib after her second birthday.
Megan (Kelowa) is 445.7 km (276 mile east of Vancouver). She said about her daughter, Oaklyn: “Oaklyn always has been a great sleeper.”
“She is my wild little child. I did everything possible to keep her in her crib but she would break out of her bed almost immediately.
“I felt it was the right time to move her. But, I didn’t expect it would happen so fast that we had no bed rail.
These clips were taken from her first week in her big girl bed at 9pm each evening. She would then fall asleep all around her room. It was hilarious!
“It took only two weeks before it stopped happening while she was getting used to the changes.
“She only gets up from her bed to cuddle with me now, and that is all she does.”
One of the clips shows Little Oaklyn snoozing underneath the bed.
These clips were made after Oaklyn fell asleep in her bed at 9pm each evening.
Miss Foster is an Instagram user with over 10,000 followers. She sells courses on social media.
These adorable clips were posted by the actress to her TikTok profile, where they received over 5.1 million hits and 740,000 Likes.
The footage was shared by one user as follows: “It’s like she’s falling asleep.” This is a great win.
Another commented, “The kid is not just going to bed but all over the place.”
A final thought: Babies are the best sleepers.