Yes, sounds like a night terror to me. Unfortunately I never found anything that worked for my eldest when he had them. I just left him in his room and stroked his back while talking quietly. It seemed to make him settle a little bit quicker.
Hopefully it is just the change in routine and he won't have any more.
Thanks girls. We got home last night and he didn't have any issues all night. I'm hopin the big days and changed bed routine was wat triggered it. Fingers crossed!
Im glad he slept well at home.
My DD had night terrors, and we found it worked if we talked about happy things in a soft voice such as "tomorrow we will go to the park, and you can play on the swings. Ill push you really high, up into the sky. Then we can play in the nice warm sand and make a castle. We could have a picnic, with fresh strawberries, and some watermelon, and sit on the grass at the park" and so on.
It seemed to get through to her subconscious and she would settle down again.
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