Max is trying to make the transition from his bouncy chair at night to his crib. He really doesn't like to sleep flat on his back, but it must happen eventually. So around 3am when we feed him, we sneak him into his crib as he falls back asleep. Last night was our first real try and we thought everything had gone just fine. When we found him this morning, this is how he looked. It looked like he had a serious wrestle with the inevitable...and lost. Sorry little dude. Accept your fate.
26 February 2010
Crib Transition
Max is trying to make the transition from his bouncy chair at night to his crib. He really doesn't like to sleep flat on his back, but it must happen eventually. So around 3am when we feed him, we sneak him into his crib as he falls back asleep. Last night was our first real try and we thought everything had gone just fine. When we found him this morning, this is how he looked. It looked like he had a serious wrestle with the inevitable...and lost. Sorry little dude. Accept your fate.
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He just looks like he's calling a "charge." Perhaps he was dreaming of basketball?
Poor kid
My kids hated being flat on their backs too -- you could try easing the transition by sticking a towel or blanket under the mattress on the head end so his head is elevated a little. That helped my babies.
Yeah, mine slept in their car seats for the first 5 months, more or less. I didn't feel like fighting it.
Ooh he is so cute.
I think that he was just practicing the YMCA.
he just keeps getting more and more adroable...
caitlin - it's shelley cook from BYU! roni shank found me and then i found you!
i'm glad you're doing great - your family is adorable!
catch up with me at aagards.blogspot.com and email me at shelleyaagard@gmail.com
What a precious picture Caitlin! What a sweet sweet little guy!
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