reincarnation kids often remember a past life i remembered who i was and how i died and were i had been buried
I have said that since I was a child. I really didn't know what I ment by that. When I was asked what I ment by that I would just say idk I just want to go home. Then later on in life I would say home is where my heart is but I don't know where it is. Then one day I looked up and said to the sky, I don't belong here. I want to go home please. Then it hit me. I need Jesus.... Heaven is home. I was 33 before I realized what I ment. This world was dragging me down and I have been longing for home.
Oh geez ok don't freak out this might Scare You But Your 3 Year old MIGHT remember her/his past life...
For real god is real some kids remember their past lives
I'm 18 and I've been doing it since i was 3 and its a psycholog thing, to me at least - I've made up an amagary home where I go when I feel left out or overwhelmed, at that age it's just a house -ask her to say where the stares is in this house and now I say it to remind me there is a safe place I can go ... If that makes sence
Hello,
I am sure the OP does not want an answer to this anymore, however i used to do this as a child and i see my children saying this too.
For me "going home" meant that i was overwhelmed and needed something comfortable. A warm cup of milk and a comfy bed, some cuddles, some attention.
Does she watch a program on TV with chjldren in a house or home she may be copying, does she have a babysitter may says the same thing about 'going home 'or a gran or family visiting and they say they are going home , ?.
i wonder what would happen if you asked her to draw a picture of where she wants to go?
I know at that age her drawings would be VERY crude, with just soft of scribbled symbolic images, but when she explains what is in the picture she's drawn, maybe you'll have an understanding?
Best of luck with it, very puzzling.
Might just be a lack of understanding. Have you moved in the last 2 years??
My 7yo has just started saying “i want to go home” as well.. when we’re home. Usually he says it when we’re about to leave the house, and he crawls up in fetal position and says i just want to go home. His therapist has diagnosed them as anxiety attacks… he’s not conscious of any worry or thoughts that are triggering it. Tonight was the first time that he did it when we weren’t going somewhere.. and it happened right at bedtime. Normal bedtime, normal day, things were happy and comfy. And it was like there were 2 parts of him - one that knew he WAS home and that felt good and lovely, and another that wanted to go home. He couldn’t explain what he meant by it. His whole body wanted it though - to be home. He was so sad too. He muttered it for nearly 20mins as he faded in and out of consciousness falling asleep. I did some tapping with him, some meditating, called in his spirt guides/ angels/ earth parents (water/ mountains/ etc) and all the big guns up there to help him fall asleep soundly. It was so sad. Makes me wonder if there’s something there about wanting to go back to the womb? Him going into fetal position and all. He’s a deep, soulful, very self aware and intelligent kid. I’m really spiritual and believe in all the things… anything that brings us peace and comfort I’m all for. Definitely stumped on this one along with you! But was happy to find a result when I googled it :) so thank you for posting in here. Good luck.
My 4 year old has started doing it and saying she is about to leave and it scares me to death sometime
I have the same question, for the past week my 4 year old son keeps telling me he wants to go home, when I asked him where he said with Jesus at church it scared me… made me think he was gonna die or something. I told him this is his home, so he keeps on saying it and now he says the tree is his home, every time he says it I get scared cuz home to me would be with God that’s where we belong and where we will return once we die.
I am speaking as a child who have expe
With in the last few weeks to a month my 2 year old says this. :( idk how to console her. But reading other people's responses helps me not feel so alone. We did move a year ago but she would have only been 13 months? But maybe she does remember our last house.
So now it is 2020 and I'm now in my mid twenties and I remember always saying this as a child it would literally tear me apart and the feeling was so strong but I could not explain home I couldn't even picture it I just knew I needed to go home. Now these past couple of months my 3yr old son has been saying this and he cries so hard and I remember how I used to be the same. You probably won't believe me honestly I don't care but I do remember always being and talking/interacting with people who were not there my mother used to get scared....I remember talking to relatives who had passed away long before I was born and I could describe them to my parents even though I had never seen pictures of the people. I could even tell when my loved ones were about to pass away but when I was 12 and I knew it was my grandfathers time to pass I just ignored everything told myself I didn't see/hear/feel things and I guess eventually it somewhat went away. Now my kid says he talks with my dad and my sister in law who's both passed away before he was born and he says things to me that I can't possibly explain how he knows especially since nobody ever talks about my dad or my sister in law...I don't have any answers just super puzzled....
I used to do the same thing as your daughter when I was younger. I just couldn't recognize that I was home because it didn't feel like home. My mom was scared when she heard me say this, because I would usually be quite hysterical. I still recall the days when I felt like home wasn't home. Like something was missing, though my family was stable. I am 16 now and was wondering why I was feeling this way as a child, did you find any answers?
I used to think this a lot as a kid, not sure if I ever said it out loud to anyone or not, but for me at least I think it just meant I was unhappy. I didn't feel "at home" because one associates "at home" with feelings of contentment, relaxation, etc. And I suffered from anxiety as a kid (still do). So I think if I was anxious about something or if maybe someone I loved wasn't there, or especially if something bad was happening at my house (not to say anything bad is happening at *your* house), it wouldn't feel like "home" anymore and what I really wanted was that "home" feeling back, not a physical location. Hope this helps!
Dear Fatherson..
My 2 1/2 yr old is doing the same thing...i cant figure it out. what did you find out that helped you. PLEASE i am so worried...
Ask her if she can tell or show you where "home" is. Who is at her home? I agree that if you've recently moved, this would explain what she means, but it's very puzzling. She's so young and easily confused, she may have home confused with something else. I think since it has been a year, I would get her evaluated if only to find out what she wants. I wish you all the best, and take care.