Children often tell their parents about the monsters they see in the dark when they try to sleep. Parents are skeptical about such stories, believing that the child is simply afraid of the dark. At best, the parents begin to convince the shocked child that no monsters exist, that he dreamed of it, and he can sleep peacefully. Only in the rarest of cases do adults listen to children who are known to see our world a little differently.
Sometimes children's stories about bedside monsters become reality. Monsters, which in most cases are animals or ghosts unknown to science, sometimes manage to commit a crime. After that, the parents can only regret that they did not listen to their little "dreamer". This article presents cases in which "fictional" monsters came out of the dark.
Strange creatures
In a small Hindu village lived a standard family: two adults and a little girl. Suddenly, the child began to refuse to stay at home alone when his parents go to work. The girl was silent at first, refused to explain her strange behavior, but then she said that a couple of times something resembling a giant frog sneaked into their house. This animal-creature tried to bite the child, because of which he was forced to hide in the bathroom throughout the parents' working day.
The parents did not believe their daughter, which is not strange. Once they returned home, they heard strange sounds from the children's room, and when they entered there, they were dumbfounded by what they saw. On the floor sat a disgusting giant creature that really resembled a frog, only with fur. The size of the monster could be compared to a turkey. He was dragging the child's body to the exit, but when he saw strangers, he decided to run through the window. The parents did not have time to call special services in time, so they did not manage to catch the monster. Later, many domestic animals and several more children died in the village, which were also visited by an unknown huge animal.
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Monkey man
In the evening, the parents put their four-year-old son to sleep, who recently began to behave strangely: he showed aggression, was afraid to be alone, was afraid of the dark. Suddenly at night, the parents woke up from the cry of the baby, who called for help. In the nursery, they saw a shocked child, claiming that a monster had again come for him, wanting to tear him apart.
Parents turned on the light and began to calm the baby in every possible way, proving to him that monsters do not exist. All would be fine, but on the bed they noticed traces of blood. After examining the child, the mother found a laceration on his shoulder that was not very large. Local doctors confirmed that only a sharp hook or something similar could have produced it.
At the same time, in India, the media spread the news of an ape man sneaking into houses and maiming people. This creature was attributed to the "fly-tailed" phenomenon known in India. "Mowgli" looked like a shaggy ape-like creature, the height of which did not exceed a human, with enormous physical strength. The monster hunted mainly for children, since it is easier to take them away with you and because no one believes children. Dozens of people fell victim to the ape man. Some eyewitnesses claimed that the creature disappeared into thin air when it sensed danger. The police searched for the predator for several months, but found nothing. Children who managed to survive often said that the ape-man began to dream of him before coming. Therefore, ufologists assume that this monster was a guest from a parallel universe.
What to do with night monsters
First of all, parents are encouraged to listen to the words of their child. Perhaps there is an impressive grain of truth in them. You can provide the child with maximum protection if you fulfill his simple requirements: do not leave alone, leave the lights on at night, do not lock the nursery (some parents even get it).
Ask your child what exactly scares him. Try to delve into his world - the way he sees it. In addition, you can ask the child to draw what he is afraid of. After that, it is recommended to solemnly destroy the drawing together with the child, explaining to him that together with the drawing, that which frightened him disappears.