Husband's nightstand contains: alarm clock, glasses, gardening books, pens, a journal, theology books, a Bible, two tie-tacks, and a clipboard.
Wife's nightstand contains: parenting books, sleep books, baby tylenol, home magazines, nursing pads, prescription-strength ibuprofen, homeschooling books, and earrings.
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Words You Never Planned to Say (a continuing saga)
"Max ate Mother Teresa!"
"Oh no, you can still see her face, he just ate Mother Teresa's words."
Words You Never Planned to Say (a continuing saga)
"Max ate Mother Teresa!"
"Oh no, you can still see her face, he just ate Mother Teresa's words."
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And in Other News...
I am rearranging our bedroom today. It's a milestone kind of day because I took down Max's current bed (a three-sided crib pulled up to our bed) to put up the pack 'n play. After last night, I've had enough of the cosleeping-nursing-every-45-minutes-every-single-night thing. He's going in a bed with four sides and across the room so he can't see us when he wakes up. I hope he doesn't take it too hard, because I'm not about to start another cry-it-out thing; I'm totally done with that kind of thing in my life. But, yeah, I'm also totally done with being up all night. Totally.
I am rearranging our bedroom today. It's a milestone kind of day because I took down Max's current bed (a three-sided crib pulled up to our bed) to put up the pack 'n play. After last night, I've had enough of the cosleeping-nursing-every-45-minutes-every-single-night thing. He's going in a bed with four sides and across the room so he can't see us when he wakes up. I hope he doesn't take it too hard, because I'm not about to start another cry-it-out thing; I'm totally done with that kind of thing in my life. But, yeah, I'm also totally done with being up all night. Totally.
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