For Billie-May Rogers, finding her 2.5-year-old daughter asleep in the strangest places is nothing new. Her health visitor had previously explained that the toddler’s habit was a form of sensory seeking, a way for her to feel grounded. But nothing could have prepared Billie for what she discovered one particular day.

Searching the house, she grabbed her camera to document the moment for her partner, and was met with an unexpected sight. Her daughter had climbed out of bed and nestled into the window, peacefully asleep. While the little one found comfort in her unusual resting spot, Billie was far less amused when she scooped her up and put her back in bed.

My daughter has always fallen asleep in strange places. Her health visitor said it was sensory seeking and that it makes her feel grounded. This particular night I couldn’t find her, so I got out my camera (to record to show my partner) and much to my complete surprise and humour my 2.5 year old had climbed out of bed, into the window and fell asleep! She was not amused when I put her back too bed!