Nightime Lovies

Athena woke up crying and calling me a little after 1am last night. (She is starting to do that often.) I was in a dead sleep. I was worried she had a bad dream or poop or something. When I went in there, she asked me to pick her up. When I did, she started asking for her bee. I said that I couldn't get it while I was holding her and to just let me snuggle her for a minute. She started crying and saying, "bed." I put her down only to have her start asking for her bee. That made me upset that she called me in there just to get her bee. There didn't seem to be anything else wrong. I got her bee, fixed her covers and said goodnight. She was fine and ready to go back to sleep. I went to bed but my mind started buzzing and I knew it would be hard to sleep. (As is most of the times she wakes up in the middle of the night.) About 20 minutes later, she started crying again. I figured she took her pajamas off so I went in there. She had dropped her orange fish and wanted me to get it for her... I think that she is too attached to her lovies! I was thinking of ways to start dealing with that but then thought that she usually fixes those attachments on her own with time. I don't know. I don't want it to be a HUGE problem later.