Anyone adjusting badly to daylight savings time? raises hand.
I've been up at 4:00 or 4:30 almost every morning and someone else is fighting her 7:00 bedtime and waking up before the rooster crows. Plus, she is teething again. All four incisors are coming in at once. The good news is that this is the end of the teething drama (except for 2-year molars, but when those come in I plan to give her high doses of NyQuil...I jest).
Marlie is finally saying cat instead of calling everything with fur and four legs a dog. She is also pointing to infants and saying baby. This is probably because her lead teacher at school just had a baby girl and Marlie just loves her to pieces. She is going to make a great big sister.
Her newest copycat move is to make one or both of us lie down on the floor, throw a blanket over us, pat our stomachs and tell us to "sleep." We have to close our eyes and pretend to snore to satisfy her.
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7 years ago
4 comments:
Oh that many teeth at once is miserable!
We're not having a problem with DST although I wonder if that's why i'm finding it easy to get up at 5:30 to do my Insanity workout???
Daylight Saving Time is KILLING me. I seriously think the time change is pointless. I'm not sure yet if it's affecting the little one. He still seems to be getting the same amount of sleep.
I feel you on the multiple teeth at once. The upper incisors and molars have broken through. I've seen a little blood in his mouth so the bottom molars are cutting through with the incisors right behind them. I'll be so happy when we're done with this.
Oi vey, 4:00 or 4:30 AM is too early! And I thought me getting up at 5:45 AM once last week was early!
"Her newest copycat move is to make one or both of us lie down on the floor, throw a blanket over us, pat our stomachs and tell us to "sleep." We have to close our eyes and pretend to snore to satisfy her."
Obviously, you are watching a much younger version of yourselves. LOL
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