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AppleBlossom
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I'm not 100% sure whether or not I believe in ghosts. I have had a lot of weird experiences but tbh, looking back a lot of them could be down to sleep paralysis, feeling 'frozen' as if someone was sitting on my chest/legs, seeing a young girl in a dirty pinafore walk right past my bedroom door (never slept with my door open from that point!) to loads of other different things which I can't explain as being down to SP but could probably have some other kind of explanation.
Anyway, I always hear about children being really susceptible to these things because they're too young to understand the concept of scepticism. My LO used to have terrible night terrors in the house we used to live in. It was a small victorian cottage set off from the road so it was always very quiet. A few times she'd wake me up in the night screaming hysterically and when I went in the built in cupboard door would be open (her cot was nowhere near it) and she would scream til I took her out of the room and she would scream again if I tried to take her back in. A few strange things happened to me in that house too but I was kind of used to it as I'd had a lot of these "experiences" in my parents house when I was younger.
Anyway, we moved and we've been in this house for two years. In the first six months or so there was a lot of banging and strange noises coming from what is my daughters room. I would hear it at night when I was in the living room which is underneath it. When I went up to see if it was her she'd be fast asleep. My friends have commented on the noises before, still do. If there's a tapping noise on the wall they look at me in a kind of "what the hell is that?" way but I just shrug it off.
Tonight I was lying with Grace on her bed when she suddenly said "Look mummy, there's a spooky" and pointed over the other side of the room. This isn't the first time she's said something like that. There is always a random cold spot next to her door when you open it and she used to sit and stare at it and point at it and one time she told my sister that her "friend" was called Megan (we don't know anyone called Megan)
So I was just wondering what people thought on this? Is it just kid's imagination? My Grace has got the most vivid imagination ever now but when she was a little younger she would still do the whole staring and pointing at that once specific spot. Or do you think that children are able to "see" things that we can't because they don't know any different?
Anyway, I always hear about children being really susceptible to these things because they're too young to understand the concept of scepticism. My LO used to have terrible night terrors in the house we used to live in. It was a small victorian cottage set off from the road so it was always very quiet. A few times she'd wake me up in the night screaming hysterically and when I went in the built in cupboard door would be open (her cot was nowhere near it) and she would scream til I took her out of the room and she would scream again if I tried to take her back in. A few strange things happened to me in that house too but I was kind of used to it as I'd had a lot of these "experiences" in my parents house when I was younger.
Anyway, we moved and we've been in this house for two years. In the first six months or so there was a lot of banging and strange noises coming from what is my daughters room. I would hear it at night when I was in the living room which is underneath it. When I went up to see if it was her she'd be fast asleep. My friends have commented on the noises before, still do. If there's a tapping noise on the wall they look at me in a kind of "what the hell is that?" way but I just shrug it off.
Tonight I was lying with Grace on her bed when she suddenly said "Look mummy, there's a spooky" and pointed over the other side of the room. This isn't the first time she's said something like that. There is always a random cold spot next to her door when you open it and she used to sit and stare at it and point at it and one time she told my sister that her "friend" was called Megan (we don't know anyone called Megan)
So I was just wondering what people thought on this? Is it just kid's imagination? My Grace has got the most vivid imagination ever now but when she was a little younger she would still do the whole staring and pointing at that once specific spot. Or do you think that children are able to "see" things that we can't because they don't know any different?