My name is Nicole and I live in California with my husband, John, and my two-and-a-half-year-old daughter Meagan. What I am about to tell you happened to my daughter every day for a week, according to her and then it stopped (the last time was Friday night, the 20th). She hasn't had any other experiences since then...
I woke up on the 11th, the second Friday of February (around 8:30), to find my daughter, Meagan, sleeping between me and John, who was awake on his laptop doing work things. He looked over and smiled, telling me that Meagan came and woke him up at 6:00, and crawled into bed with him. I nodded, thinking nothing much of it.
Later, I was making waffles for Meagan and myself (John had gone off to Fry's at Northgate to buy a new monitor for our home computer) and out of the blue, my daughter says to me, "Mommy, who's the lady that comes in and looks at me at night?" This caught me completely off-guard, and, frankly, it scared me, at least for the moment. I asked her questions, like, "When does she look at you?" "How long did she look at you for?" "What did she look like?"
It was the, "What did she look like?" that got her.
She said she 'remembered good,' and proceeded to describe her as wearing a yellow and green dress and a golden diamond necklace. She said her hair was back in a bun, she had big eyes and that she was smiling a little. She said that she stood there for a few minutes and then walked away, and she didn't see her again. Meagan said she wasn't scared, that the lady made her feel 'nice'.
I was absolutely shocked and could not believe it, but the description almost exactly described my great-grandmother, Juliette, who had died the year I was born. She had never even seen me, let alone my daughter.
This happened every day for the following week, and the last time she has seen my great-grandmother was the 20th, and she hasn't seen her since then.
I'm not really scared now, but I want to know if it really was a relative visiting a great-great-granddaughter she would never have seen, and maybe needed it to pass on, or if it was something else.
I'm happy to hear that you refrained from passing any fear or doubts on to your daughter when she first asked about the lady. You did a good thing. 😊 ❤