Campbell said that to me yesterday in context. It was pretty hilarious. I don't remember saying that, so not sure where she picked it up. She also said 'Oopie Daisy.' I just love those G-rated exclamations that come out of her mouth.
As Gabe pointed out the other day, Blake has been acting like a normal baby at night lately. He's been having trouble going to bed for about a week now. I thought maybe he's getting some teeth so tried the baby Orajel & when that didn't work we tried the gas drops. (Sidenote: This is the first time I'd tried those drugs with him as he's usually so happy & just passes out when we put him to bed. With Campbell we gave her those things on a regular basis trying to figure out why she wouldn't go to bed.) We finally decided 2 nights ago to let him cry it out as our swinging/rocking/changing/feeding/trying every trick in the book wasn't working. The first night he SCREAMED for 8 minutes & then he was out for a couple hours, but then he kept getting up every couple hours to eat. Then last night he cried for 9 minutes 55 seconds. We were going to let him go for 10 minutes, so he just beat the buzzer! Again, he kept getting up every couple hours. It's so unusual because he usually sleeps so soundly through the night. I wondered if it could possibly be an ear infection & called the nurseline & they said to bring him in to get it checked out. He didn't have one, so it must be teeth that are bugging him. I felt a bit lame going in and it not being anything (especially since they are overwhelmed with flu), but the nurse said to have it looked at and at least now I know that it's probably just teeth.
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When Ayla is fussy and we think it is just so bad, we just think how lucky we are that she's not a crier. We, too, say, "she's just being like a normal baby." It's tough, though, when you are so used to such an easy going one!
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