Should I help a little girl if she cries at night??

Question

I'm 13 and she's my little cousin. She's 4. I love her, she's my little cousin XD, but my 15-year-old cousin told me that at night, the little girls are evil and they see ghosts. Some nights she cries (she misses her parents) and I would go to embrace or kiss her but I remember what my cousin told me and I don't help her.

What do I do, I know I shouldn't be afraid ... but...

Answer 1

Go help her and ignore your older cousin. He's just trying to scare you.

Answer 2

I think your 15 year old cousin is silly.  Kids cry at night sometimes.  They have bad dreams, hear "spooky" noises...you never know.  The point is...you should definitely help the child.  When kids cry it just means they need some attention, you said she misses her parents, she probably just needs a hug from someone she knows loves her.  Please do the right thing and comfort her.  You will never regret it.  It may even change her life in some way.  Be a good person and let her crawl into bed with you...she just needs to be close to someone she loves!!!  You are already showing that you are a good person by being concerned.    

Answer 3

I would go and wake her up gently. Ask her what's wrong and then soothe her back to sleep. She would probably feel much better knowing that someone is there for her. I hope everything works out and hope this helps. Good luck!

Answer 4

wtf?. You should be more mature at your age!.

I'm 18 male and I've a 6y/o little sister, they are soooo sweettttt!!!...

At night, they are afraid of dark!, help her man! what's wrong?... she's only a little girl, what could she do against you. Nothing!.

Poor girl!.

Answer 5

do you have gullible written on you ceiling

Answer 6

you should ask her what's wrong and why is she crying?

Answer 7

don't  listen to your cousin and help her little girls are afraid of the dark i was one 12 years ago and i was afraid of the dark

Answer 8

going in ad calimgher down is the best thing youcan do. just talk to her and in the morning be all "how did you sleep?" that will make her feel more safe.

Answer 9

Sounds like she is lonely.  Read her a nice story and tuck her in with some stuffed toys - maybe do some puppet moves to make them seem alive like one wants to be closest to her and the other one pushes in, perhaps a kid safe flashlight and knowing that family is nearby will help her sleep.  

Answer 10

omg

Answer 11

You should not be afraid, you should go to her and pat her on the back and tell her everything is ok. It's probably the 15 year old who is evil.