Apparently my daughter’s week long rebellion was against sleeping alone in her crib and not on sleeping in general. Tuesday was a break through day for us!
She napped and slept through the night without screaming for hours first.
As I said goodnight to her in her sister’s bed, she had the BIGGEST grin on her face. Seriously, I have never seen a kid so excited about sleeping in a bed.
Scott and I see eye to eye on most things. When it comes to parenting though, we have one major disagreement…
pajamas
I think they are cute and cuddly and so adorable.
Scott thinks they are impractical and a complete waste of time. "Why do we need to change them just to sleep," He asks.
I have a hard time coming up with a real compelling reason.
"Because they look so cute in them," is typically my reply.
When my oldest daughter was born my son wanted to get her this musical turtle he saw at Target for her crib. Every time we went to Target he would push the buttons to make it play music and he would ask if he could get it for his sister. We didn’t think it was necessary.
He was still insistent about it when our third child was born so we decided to let him get it for his sister for Christmas.
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Yesterday when we were out running errands my son told me,
“Mom, I am going to be really good at nap time today.”
I was in the midst of trying to find the things on my mental list and push the cart with three kids on it, so I muttered something like, “good honey” and continued on. My son was so excited because after nap time we were going to plant flowers in our yard.
I’m only one week into my blogging adventure and I already had to skip a day. Yesterday was one of THOSE days. Those of you with kids, know what I mean. It started Friday night when all 3 of my kids woke at various points throughout the night coughing, moaning and generally not feeling well (thankfully, no puking occurred). The “night” ended for good at 6:20 when I was up giving my son water, then my daughter a nebulizer treatment for her asthma and as soon as I finished, I heard the baby crying for me to nurse her!