Jay21
THhank you. i appreciate your comment. I will definatly try that. I have had her in her bonding pouch before and about 4 0'clock I took her out and we watched some T.V. together ( I learned witch she likes alot) and I just gently petted her for about and hour... and she finally dozed off

mirasfolks
In my experience with our glider, make sure you have them in a pouch inside your shirt at any time you can while they are sleeping during the day. Today our little girl, Mira was in the pouch on my boyfriend's chest... he forgot to put her between two shirts, she decided to come out and visit and she was crawling across his belly - those little nails tickle so bad!! HAha. She seems to have really bonded with us by just having her around us a lot. I wake her up when I get in from work and just hold her and cuddle her until she was to go back to bed and sometimes she'll even go to sleep in my jacket pocket while i watch tv. Spend as much time with them as you can, even when they are sleeping :). We leave Mira's pouch open while we are relaxing at home so she is able to come out to see us if she is comfortable - and she does. I've read somewhere that daytime/sleep time is bonding time and nighttime is playtime. Another idea - when you try to get them to come to you offer a treat (yogurt drops/mealworm/fruit) but not too many! It will take some time and patience, but you'll get there as long as you spend time with them :). Good Luck!!