And has started waking up every day before 6am. He's really, really lucky he's so cute.
Friday, February 22, 2008
This Child Has Given Up His Nap
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9 comments:
So sorry about the nap thing. So jealous that it lasted FOUR years. My kids, against my extreme wishes, gave theirs up around their second birthdays.
Good times.
Have I mentioned that A. is cute? Honestly, if I say it one more time I'd expect you to issue a restraining order against me!
And those eyelashes!
I think A's cute, too, but that's Ben. And he'll be three next month.
Ooops! So sorry. Nothing more fun than a cranky 2 year old who needs a nap but won't take one.
Both A. and B. are too cute!
Oh my goodness he has such beautiful eyes...what a heartbreaker he will grow up to be...
Knot Mom
Why do children not realize the joy of a good afternoon nap? Do they not realize how good they have it?
Carrie <-----who could use an afternoon siesta most days
And how are the parents of Mr. NoNapEarlyBird surviving this lil' transition?
Not well, Beej. Not well at all. I didn't realize how much my sanity depended on that 1.5 hours where A was at school and Ben was sleeping.
Is there a chance that naptime could be (partially) replaced by reading time or "resting" time or "pop a relatively educational DVD in so's Mom can have a breath and recharge" time?
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