bananas / 9973 posts
@Adira: Yay for Xander! I did notice Kaitlyn slept a lot after her shot too! I'm wondering if last night was also still from her shot two days ago. I think we should just be thankful for the extra sleep.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@shopaholic: I guess that's one good thing about vaccinations! Besides protecting our children from diseases, haha. Xander seems lathargic today too, so I'm guessing he's still recovering. His temp is back down though, so I'm not too worried about him. I just hope he doesn't sleep the day away and want to be up all night tonight!
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Adira: Xander is such a cutie.
@shopaholic: We have a pretty noisy sleeper here too. I don't plan on moving him out of our room though until he is on more of a schedule. At least right now if he wakes me up I can just sit up and look over, I couldn't imagine if he was in his own room, I'd be up a million times a night.
@Smurfette: We don't really have a bedtime or bedtime routine yet. Usually the last time he eats is between 8-9 and he most of the time is asleep after and I put him to bed. We do baths about every 3 nights and we do that before bedtime. Always before the last feeding of the night I get him into his pj's for the night. My guy doesn't mind sitting in his swing, but he doesn't care for swinging in it. We haven't used it much yet. I think I'm going to get DH to move it to the living room today.
@QueensBee: Wow, that is a great sleep. I can't wait to get that. While DH is gone I have a couple family members right nearby who can come help out. When he goes out of town to work this summer myself and Isaac are going to my mom's to spend some time. Most of my family is there, so then they will get a chance to meet him.
@Arden: Those are great 1 month photos. I can't wait to see the one's with the balloons.
Why is everyone sleeping this afternoon but me. I'm tired but just can't seem to get some shut eye. I think I'll have to go wake DH up so that I have some company while I'm awake. I'm sure DS will be waking up soon starving. Whenever he is hungry he acts like he is starved and it has been forever since he ate, even when it is only 2 hours!
Hope everyone is having a great weekend.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
Ladies, I'm sooooo nervous! Xander has been sleeping ALL DAY today!!! He NEVER sleeps this much!! I'm worried he'll be up all night tonight now! Though maybe he's just feeling sick from the vaccinations he got yesterday and will still sleep well tonight... guess I'll find out...
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
OMG y'all, after my meltdown last night, see the thread I started, I feel like a failure. Anyway, R nursed for like an hour last night. I know she was using me as a pacifier. Finally took her off, DH got her to sleep, she was finally out around 10 and she slept til 3, 5 hours!!! Granted I woke up after three, and never really got back to sleep. I fed her, and she then slept another 3 hours. Oh course I couldn't sleep then either. So she has been up since 630, with a 30 min cat nap. I am still shocked she slept that long.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
And I finally passed a level on Candy Crush. So all around a good night, even if I didn't get that much more sleep!
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Smurfette: That is great that she had a couple longer stretches. Hopefully it will continue and as it happens more often I'm sure you'll learn to sleep too!
My guy woke up too early today. Well 7:15 to eat and stayed up, usually he sleeps another couple hours.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: Wow!!! I'm impressed R slept for five hours! That's amazing!!! But I hear you about not being able to sleep! Sometimes I'm just on edge, waiting for Xander to wake up to eat, and so I can't fall back asleep, and then he'll go hours longer than I was expecting!
Also, I'll respond more on your thread, but you're doing a fantastic job with R! It's so hard being a first time mom, and I was going insane at 6 weeks - breastfeeding was just so hard for me and I was so frustrated with everything. It must just be the time for moms to go crazy! And Xander's almost 9 weeks, and I still don't really know what his cries mean! The fact that you're worried about R and doing a good job with her just shows how much you love her and care about her and that's all that matters! *hug* It will get better! It's already better for me since two weeks ago, though I know Xander's an easier baby than R, but hopefully things get better for you soon too.
And congrats on Candy Crush! I had to quit that game because it got to the point where I'd have to pay or use Facebook to get more levels and I didn't want to do either.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
Oh my gosh girls, I started thinking about how in three weeks, I'm going back to work and Xander's going to daycare, and I just started sobbing!!! I know that it'll be good for him to be in daycare because he'll have way more activities and will get to socialize with other children, but I just can't stand the thought of leaving him all day every day! I'm just going to miss him so much...
If you're going back to work, when do you go back? Are you going back full time or part time? What are you doing for childcare?
I'm going back on May 21st, full time, and Xander's going to daycare. I thought I was looking forward to going back (when everything with Xander was just SO HARD), but now I'm dreading it. I just love him so much and want to spend all my time with him! Even when he's sleeping, I miss him and want to snuggle him! I don't know how I'm going to handle being away from him for 10+ hours every day!
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@Adira: I go back in 5 weeks, June 3rd. I was looking forward to it, adult conversation will be nice, but now I can't imagine not being with her all day, 5 days a weeks. Makes me sad!! I. am going to stop by in the next couple weeks to go over what I need to bring again. And set up her trial runs. I think they do three days, first day 2 hours, then 4 hours, and then 6 hours. I will drop her off at 730 and pick her up 445 ish. Too long!
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: I feel exactly the same way!!! That's awesome that your daycare does trial runs though to slowly work her and you up to being used to being away from each other all day! Hubs is going to handle drop offs for us at 7:30 (I'll be at work by then, sob), and I'll be picking him up at 5:30! It's way too long to be away from each other! I'm going to miss him so much!!!
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@Adira: I am suppose to work 730-430 with an hour lunch. If I leave the house at 7, get to DC around 730, so it will be 745-800 when I get to work. Not going to worry about it. I don't think my boss will care either, but I am just going to take a quick lunch or work through lunch to make it up.
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Adira: I am so very glad that I have a year off. I can't imagine having to leave my little man any time soon. I don't know how you ladies do it.
GOLD / grapefruit / 4555 posts
@ALV91711: @Adira: I guess I'm going to have to be the oddball again. I would look forward to returning to a job if I had a job to return to. As it is, I haven't worked since December of 2011. I've been an official stay at home mom since January 31st 2012 and am still a stay at home mom. While there are many wonderfully beautiful, Hallmark perfect days, most of them I would love even a temporary reprieve. An adult conversation. A project that isn't baby or toddler related. I miss just being around other people.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: My schedule is a 9-hour day, and that's assuming I work through my lunch! I'm planning on working 7:30 to 4:30, though I may have to work even longer to have time to pump! UGH. NOT looking forward to it!
@ALV91711: So jealous you have a year off!! I can't believe I have to abandon my baby at only 12 weeks... (I know it's not REALLY abandoning him, but it feels like that!)
@NaturallyCathy: It was only a couple weeks ago that I was actually looking forward to going back to work! And I know that in the long run, it will be better for all of us. I'm just not creative enough to take care of a child all day. I get so bored and have no idea what to do with him! Plus I'm so social - I definitely miss talking to adults during the day! But I'm also going to miss him so much... and there are probably so many firsts that I'm going to miss...
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@Adira: let's not think about the first's we will miss. I am just hoping day care won't tell me if she rolls over there and let me think it is the first time when I see it!!
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: I've heard that most daycares won't tell you so that you can think you've experienced all the firsts! I'm not sure how my daycare is or not though. Guess I'll find out soon enough.
pear / 1718 posts
Good morning, ladies!
Not too much to report on this end. I still have moments when I feel really down about losing our family dog but overall I continue to feel a little better each day. We had an interesting weekend of house hunting; we spent one day looking at homes in a really lovely suburb that’s 30 minutes north of NYC and one day looking in an up and coming area of Brooklyn. DH definitely preferred the suburb, but I am still torn. Lots to think about!
Today, I am going to a new mom’s group that will meet every Monday for 6 weeks at a pediatrician’s office on the Upper East Side. I’ll let you know if I learn any clever new tips…
@Adira: It’s crazy to think about how quickly maternity leave flies by! I am a teacher so I don’t have to go back until Labor Day, but I am already quite nervous about juggling both motherhood and teaching. When I told my class of students that I was pregnant last year, one of the girls raised her hand to ask me, “But how will you have time to teach us and take care of your baby?” Good question! Wise beyond her years…
I totally agree that it will be nice to have him stimulated and socialized at daycare though. Once you both adjust to the new routine, you will probably enjoy it. At least that’s what I’m hoping will be the case for both of us!
@smurfette: I’m so sorry to hear you had the start of a rough night but I am relieved that it worked out in the end. And congrats on the Candy crush level! I also want to chime in to say that I think you’re doing such a great job with Reagan. It’s obvious how much you love her and she is such a lucky baby to have you as a mom. I also have no idea what any of Peter’s cries mean and I still can’t make him crack a smile!
Also, I am on the hunt for Mother’s Day gifts for the Pete’s two grandmas. Last year, we got them nice photo frames. We have also gotten them flowers and jewelry in the past. I was totally silly and I sent them photobooks with Peter’s newborn photos in them already last month- I should have saved them for Mother’s Day gifts! Oh well. Does anyone have any ideas for good Nana and Grandma gifts that don’t involve baby photos, flowers, or jewelry? I am stuck!
pomelo / 5621 posts
@QueensBee: I hope the mom group is good. I'm no help for mothers day, we are doing jewelry.
Last night was a tough one. We didn't have one stretch longer than 2.5 hours between feedings. Then after 1 am Isaac decided it would be great to stay awake. I passed him off to his dad after a while and he still stayed awake until his next feeding. I wish I knew the secret to getting him to sleep longer stretches at night.
I think he is eating so ofte because he is not eating for long and only on one side, where not many days ago he always ate from both sides. No matter what I try he won't eat longer. I'm hoping today is better, I could use more sleep.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@QueensBee: You're lucky that you have off until Labor Day! But I agree - I hope that once we get used to the new routine of working while our kids are in daycare, we'll be happy. I know that I'm looking forward to actually working again - I love my job and the people I work with. I'm just not looking forward to missing Xander all day!
@ALV91711: Sorry about the feeding issues last night! Does he fall asleep after eating from one side and that's why he won't eat from both? Although you said he was wide awake during some of the feedings, so that probably isn't it. It's definitely a bummer he fed so often. And you're probably thinking if he'd just eat from both sides, he'd go twice as long!
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Adira: Some of the times he falls asleep, other times when he is awake and I offer the second side he pulls away and makes horrible faces. It is cute but frustrating.
And now he is yawning away and fighting sleep. Good thing dad is home today.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@ALV91711: Xander often falls asleep during his late night feedings as well. I usually try burping him and hope to wake him up and offer the second boob, but he often doesn't take it. Now that he's going longer stretches at night though, one side is usually enough for him to last three hours. But when he was younger and was eating every 2-3 hours, one side would only make him last an hour, so I really struggled to force him to take both sides.
I have no real advice about what to do when he's awake and won't take the second side! Maybe just hang out with him for a few minutes and offer it again. Sometimes Xander acts like he doesn't want the second side, but will take it after a few minutes of just relaxing. Or sometimes he has to burp and won't take the second side until he's gotten the burp out. Not sure if any of that will help you.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@QueensBee: Have fun at your Mom's group. Sounds fun! I think that we are getting my parents Braves tickets for Mother/Father Day combo. Not a standard gift but they love to go but never spend the money. Then they will each get a newborn picture in a frame for their desks at work.
@Adira: At least you love your job. I don't really like mine, so it is going to make the days that much harder being away from R from something I don't like. I need to look for another one.
@ALV91711: Sorry yall had a rough night! I know how it is. I wish I knew how to make R eat more too. She will usually only eat 15 mins on one side. Then at night, she will be on my boobs for 30m-1hr. So annoying. My nipples are hurting today.
R slept for 5 hours again last night. Then every time I put her down she would wake up 30 mins later. So annoying. Finally let her just sleep on me at 7 this morning. This Mom needed some sleep. Then her first nap this morning, she woke up 5 mins after I put her down. I don't know how to get her to sleep during the day, not on me.
R has spit up all over me today. She doesn't seem in pain, thanks to the Zantac but spitting up so much. Poor thing.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: Awww, yeah, sorry about your job! Definitely not enjoying your work will make being away from R so much harder! I hope you eventually find something you like better!
A five hour stretch is great!!! But bummer that she wouldn't really sleep much after that! That must be so frustrating. When R wakes up after you put her down, is she fussy? Maybe try letting her chill for a couple minutes before you pick her up again? I don't really have advice, because even when Xander won't sleep, he's fine just being in his swing or bassinet.
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Adira: So after saying what a crappy eater he has been, he started to be better this morning, eating off both sides twice and now he is sleeping in his swing, which he hated sitting in yesterday! I always try to burp in between sides, but that doesn't always help. I hope the rest of the day continues to go well.
@Smurfette: 5 hours is great! Some mornings I let Isaac sleep on me just so I can get some extra shuteye. And days like yesterday he would only nap on me. I think when they are so little still it is fine, especially since at night he will sleep in his bed.
These little people are so hard to figure out sometimes, especially when they change what they like every day!
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@ALV91711: Glad to hear he's been eating and sleeping better this morning! Hopefully that continues!
@Smurfette: @ALV91711: When you ladies let your babies sleep on you, are they sleeping on their stomaches? Or are they more in your arms/laps on their back? I'm just curious how you do it. I don't think I'd be able to sleep with Xander on me - either I wouldn't be comfortable or he wouldn't, haha.
pomelo / 5621 posts
@Adira: I sleep with him on his stomach on me. He seems to have a good nap this way and will usually stay asleep a little bit longer.
I think he would be a tummy sleeper if he was aloud. A few times during tummy time he has just put his head down and gone to sleep, so cute.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@ALV91711: Yeah, Xander wants nothing to do with being on his stomach! The couple times I tried to get him to nap on me like that because I wanted to cuddle, he would just start crying. My baby doesn't like to snuggle.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@Adira: I usually start to hear her babble. I don't pick her up unless she is crying. She sleeps on my stomach on her stomach when I bring her to bed. For naps I usually just sit on the couch with her swaddled up resting on my shoulder. Sorry Xander doesn't like to snuggle.
@ALV91711: glad he is eating better today!
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: Bummer R doesn't know how to self-soothe. I wish I had some advice! Hopefully she'll start sleeping better soon!
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@Adira: I know! Things would be so much easier if she could soothe herself. Not sure how they learn that.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@Smurfette: Yeah, I have no idea. Xander seems, for the most part, to just be able to do it. Sometimes he needs a pacifier, but otherwise, he'll just chill in his swing until he falls asleep. I don't know why he's okay with doing that and other babies aren't!
bananas / 9973 posts
Hi Ladies! It seems like Friday night wasn't a fluke! Kaitlyn went about 7 hrs and 20 min. between feedings last night! Granted, I was holding her the whole time and we both fell asleep on the sofa. She finally woke up to eat when I woke up to pee and had to move! She also seems to be eating for quite a bit longer some sessions. It's pretty sporadic, but we've had a couple of 15-20 minute sessions, which is incredible for my 6 minute snacker! She's also been cooing and "talking" to me a lot more lately! We swear she says "HI!" all the time! It's so cute! She's also really strong, and pushing off with her legs all the time now, like she's trying to stand. Anyone else's LO doing that?
Everything isn't all rosy though... 7pm to midnight seems to be our fussiest hours of the day! Precisely when I'm the most exhausted! She seems even more uncomfortable during those hours, baby-wearing, bouncing, the swing... nothing really works for more than a minute. I'm actually thankful for the cluster-feeding later at night! Also, she has been refusing the bottle. Not sure if it's downright bottle refusal, or medicine refusal. We have been really unsuccessful at getting her to take her Zantac (mixed with breast milk). I've tried adding more and more BM to dilute the medicine, but no go.
@Smurfette: Yay for R getting a good long stretch of sleep! 5 hours is what "they" call STTN! Hope you are feeling better today! As for daytime naps, I kid you not, I take her OUT as long as I can handle now most days. Walks to the super market, shopping centers/mall. She will sleep on me in her carrier for more than half the time and in the stroller for a good bit of time too. It just does NOT happen when we are at home. Even if I wear her at home.
@Adira: Sorry. I have no idea about the daycare/work situation, as I will be SAH. I do think it'd be nice to have adult interaction again though.
@QueensBee: Sounds cool that your ped office has some mom groups like that! As for "grandma" Mother's Day gifts, I just purchased canvases from Living Social today. I'm making each of the grandmas a canvas with one of K's newborn pics. We'll probably add something else like a beauty or accessory item.
@ALV91711: Just less than a week ago, K actually had a few days of just wanting to nurse for 3-5 min. each time! It was really tough... but all I can say is that things change SO quickly! See my notes above on feeding the past 2 days!
* Also - are any of your March Mommas on Instagram? I don't feel like I know of any. I'm @shopaholicviv in case you are! I posted this pic on IG of the "Family Restroom" from our local mall last week. It is seriously so nice! This is just one of the several private nursing rooms, located in the HUGE family restroom lounge!
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@shopaholic: That is weird, we were told to give to R Zantac three times a day, 1ml, 15 mins before she eats so it has time to get in and work. Have you tried just giving her the medicine? We just do a drop or two at a time. She doesn't love it but usually will keep it down.
I am not on Instagram, but that does look like a really nice bathroom! Glad that K is sleeping longer. Now to just get her to sleep not on you. R is cluster feeding at night too. In fact after bath, she will nurse 30 mins on each side if I let her. Oh I wish she would take a pacifier!!!! R is definitely fussier in the evening too. I hate it cause that is when DH is gone but he doesn't deal with the crying as well and she just wants me, when I want a break!
bananas / 9973 posts
@Smurfette: Yes, we were told to give Zantac twice a day, preferably 30 min. before nursing. It's a long dragged out ordeal if I try to give it to her straight (with the dropper). She just pushes all the liquid out with her tongue and lets it drool all over. We'd been doing well, getting at least one dose in mixed with some breast milk IF I could give it to her when she was REALLY hungry. But with all the cluster-feeding we've been doing the past week, I've been lacking on prepping the Zantac mini-bottles in time AND she has been refusing them. Just will push the nipple side to side with her tongue. I'm lucky if I can get her to take 1/2 mL with the dropper or bottle.
I forgot to reply to you about our night time routine. It's been pretty consistent for awhile (I think we started around 4 weeks?) though the time is slowly shifting just on her own.
We start ~ 9:30-10:30 pm (depends on when she last ate and if she is sleeping.)
- Bath. She LOVES the bath and it calms her down, even when everything else we tried doesn't.
- Massage with coconut oil for a few minutes before getting dressed.
- Clean diaper & sleeper.
- DH usually holds her for awhile.
- As soon as there is a cue for nursing, I feed her.
- If possible, nurse to sleep. If not, rocking or bouncing to sleep.
- Generally, we swaddle after she is asleep or as she is falling into deep sleep. This is a 50/50 success. Sometimes, it wakes her up again and we have to start over.
Generally, she was getting down ~ midnight. Slowly, in the past few nights, she's been showing sleepy cues earlier and we've been getting her down before midnight.
The fussiness at night seems well-documented as the "witching hours" and DH is convinced that she is going through growing pains. When she cries, it's seriously painful looking and sounding. Tonight was THE.WORST! I'd been dealing with it since 7pm on my own and he witnessed it for himself when he got home after 9pm and was so shocked. Actually felt so bad for K, she was wailing! I finally got her to sleep and put her in the crib. Not intentional to do the crib transition tonight, I was just in the nursery rocking her for 40 min. and finally put her in the crib to use the restroom. Fingers-crossed for me, that she sleeps a good 5 hours at least in the crib, and I'd be happy. But I'm sure I'll be checking on the monitor all night. As it is, it's only been 20 min. so we'll see how it goes...
I'm ridiculously tired from tonight and my CTS and back spasms have gone spastic today.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@shopaholic: Could you try and ask the pharmacy if they can flavor the medicine? I know they can do that for other drugs. Sometimes we do the medicine an hour before.a feeding. If she is starting to get tired, so I know will nap and then wake up will be hungry. It is too hard to hear her cry cause she is hungry and have to wait 15 mins.
Have you thought about swaddling her and then feeding? That way if she falls asleep she is set for bed. We do that, especially at night. She falls asleep nursing no way in the middle of the night am I am going to wake her up again to swaddle. Sometimes we will let her feed 10 mins then swaddle then feed more.
I hope she is sleeping good in her crib!! R wakes up evey time we put her in hers for a nap.
What is CTS? I hope you are feeling better!
blogger / pomelo / 5361 posts
@shopaholic: Our boys are both on Zantac now, too. It's a huge pain to get them to swallow it. I put the medicine in a syringe and then just add a tiny bit of pumped breast milk to the bottle. My other trick is to give it to them while they are asleep, but right before I think they'll start waking to eat. I think when they're sleeping it takes longer to realize the medicine is gross, so they spit oh less of it. It still doesn't work every time, though.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@shopaholic: Oh my gosh, that's crazy how long K went between feedings!!! Congrats!! The longest Xander has gone was six hours, and that was the night he got his shots, so I'm thinking he just didn't feel well. I hope the long nights continue for you!
They say babies are often more fussy in the evening, so that's pretty normal. Xander's the same, although he's fussy from about 4:00/5:00 to 8:00/9:00, so not as long as K. He also doesn't usually nap in this time period either, but after his 8:00/9:00 feeding, he passes right out, which is nice.
Xander definitely pushes with his legs/feet, but when I try to get him to support his own weight, even just a little bit, on his legs, he goes limp! Maybe he just doesn't get what I'm trying to do?
GOLD / grapefruit / 4555 posts
You would think now that I've gotten the kids on a somewhat side-by-side schedule, check in would be easier but I find that I have too much around the house that needs to be done to do this board justice. Sorry ladies!
Em is nearly two months old. She's still in 0 to 3 month old clothing but I feel like in the next few weeks, she might start slipping into the 3 to 6 month old clothing we have in storage. Every few days, it seems, I'm taking a piece of clothing out of rotation because it's too snug all of a sudden. We're still in size 1 diapers but we've gone ahead and purchased a big box of size 2 diapers. It isn't that the size 1 diapers aren't doing their job but they seem a little tight around her chubby legs so we'll give them a try. As a second time mom, I'm quicker to change her over to a bigger size if I think she needs it.
Sleep is still a little hectic but good. During the day, it's always a hit or miss thing. Most of the time, Em wants to sleep in the swing, sometimes with vibrations on, sometimes with vibrations off, but almost always with the music on and at a speed around 4. Occasionally when I wear her (yay Beco Gemini!) she'll fall asleep there while I work around the house or play with Henry, which is a small blessing, but she doesn't seem to like laying down in the bassinet in my office during the day. Not sure if it's because of Henry's noise level or if because I don't swaddle during the day but she tends to sleep for ten minutes and then cry awake, takes a pacifier, then back asleep for another ten minutes.
As for sleeping at night, she'll usually give me about a five hour stretch, then about a two hour stretch until her daddy wakes her up (he's leaving the room to go get ready for work, the creaking bed wakes her), then on and off again until Henry says it's time to wake up. Since I can usually feed her a bottle after the five hour stretch, that means we're not sleeping in the guest bedroom/my office anymore which is heavenly.
Feedings are also irregular like her sleep. She'll eat all four ounces one sitting, then I'll struggle to feed her a single ounce; sometimes she's content just to comfort suck, other times (when I feel a little engorged) she seems to actually get some food. We're still on the Doctor Brown bottles for now although she will drink some from the Tommee Tippee bottles, so I'm hoping I can switch back to those soon. Why, I hear you ask? Well, Henry is still taking milk out of his bottles, which are the large 8 ounce Doctor Brown bottles. Whenever I make her a bottle using his old bottles, he starts whining and crying for his own bottle. He doesn't do this with the Tommee Tippee bottles, he knows they're her bottles but he can't understand why his bottles are now her bottles too... All very confusing to a toddler.
We have spit up occasionally but not often and very tiny amounts. Tummy time is still not our favorite. We're becoming more social, though, which is a lot of fun. She's smiling and cooing more, making 'er' noises (my little pirate!) and loooooooooves hanging out on the changing table. Her brother was the exact same way. Don't know what it is about the changing table but it's magic. Turns a cranksaurus baby into a cooing smiling angel in seconds. Seriously, magic.
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