Full tummy
No change in routine
No distress
His Pooh lovey (unwashed)*
White noise
Night light
Seahorse (thank you thank you Elizabeth)
The right prep
The right temp and the clothes of his choosing.
No "ghosts" (new appearing tonight)
Starting to think we are lucky we even get the weeks when he says, "I can nap?" goes right down and sleeps through. We still co sleep occasionally... Like tonight.
*made the huge mistake of washing Pooh in a detergent load tonight when I usually use Eco nuts or no scent stuff. He kept throwing him down and crying hard, "Poooh!! Are you??? POOH." Mommy epic fail.
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I'm glad he likes the seahorse. Elizabeth DID NOT. "Take dis away, Mama."
The Pooh comment is too cute! It's amazing how observant they are. Last night Bee had a beer before putting Tot to bed and she told him he "smelled different"
They are creatures of habit, aren't they? When I think of the saying about how resilient kids are, they certainly weren't talking about changes to the routine.
We DO NOT alter the bedtime routine. Above all things, the most important to both of our sanities is a good night's sleep.
Hang in there mommie. I just washed G's fawggie (froggie) and he was VERY upset by this too
I have been very lucky with sleep (and that is all itis, just dumb luck). Rhett is my worst sleeper and he is not that bad. Although, I am a chronic insomniac so kid sleep issues bother me less than they do others... moral of the story is that even the bad qualities that seemingly have no redeeming aspects actually DO have redeeming aspects!
It does get easier, though. 4 is kind of a magic age for many things.
I will answer your question about statins soon. I have lots to say which is why I have said nothing so far. (Does that even make sense?)
Thanks! Makes perfect sense. I do it all the time. :)
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