Yes. And recently she needed some extra support so I gave her MY lovey too!

My 9 and 11 year olds still sleep with their comfort items. Glad to hear this isn't uncommon.

My DD12 stopped sleeping with her beloved stuffed animal at 10 because she was paranoid about extra wear and tear and something happening to it. It now sleeps on its own pillow next to dd’s bed.

My 13 year old still sleeps with her stuffed dog. At sleep away camp,, all the girls in her cabin also have loveys.

I’m 31 and still sleep with mine. Married and gainfully employed.

I'm 32 and married and sleep with my childhood stuffed animal every night- he's just so comfy!

Anonymous wrote:Yep. White flat diapers “bop bop”. We have 3. They aren’t so white anymore. 11yo thumb sucker.

We have the same loveys here!

Anonymous wrote:My teen can sleep without it but prefers to sleep with it.

+1
Part of her nightly graditude, she's always grateful her Tigger.

37 yesr old here and I still sleep with my baby blanket. I don’t travel with it and it doesn’t leave my room.

14 year old boy still sleeps with his blankie and a variety of stuffed animals bring him comfort. He doesn't need them every night, but likes them (did not take them to sleep away camp).

My kids (12 and almost 10) never had favorite blankets, but they still sleep with their FP glowing seahorses that play classical music. We got them around the time that DD2 was born, so nearly a decade. And those things are still going strong, which I think is pretty amazing for a kids' toy with electronics.

The girls can do without them, but still bring them on most trips. They are going to their first sleepaway camp this summer and I wonder whether they will want them or not. I guess we'll see.

My 12 yo DD has her three amigos or stuffed Lovey's that she has to have every night.

Anonymous wrote:Are your tweens or teens still regularly needing to sleep with their lovey that they've had from infancy? When did it fade for your kids?

12.5 yo. Yes. It’s in bed w her. But she doesn’t actively snuggle it like she used to.

My kids still use them.

I don't remember this in college or among friends when I was a teen. Maybe people still used them but hid them so as to be cool.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep - my 12 year old still sleeps with her blanket. It’s a part of the family

Same. God forbid we leave it behind. I might as well get that thing a passport too.

I won “Mom of the Century” when I went back to a hotel room in Vegas as we were heading to the airport to retrieve ds’s stuffed animal. He was 14. He and the well-worn monkey are in college now.