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Creation date: Sep 28, 2012 8:00 am Last modified date: Feb 4, 2013 8:00 pm Last visit date: Jul 17, 2018 2:03 pm
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Feb 4, 2013 ( 1 comment )
2/4/2013
8:09 pm
Richard Carr (richard)
Love the photo and your write up! Hope you can back fill as soon as you can so maybe you can remember some. :)
Feb 5, 2013 ( 4 comments )
2/5/2013
9:11 am
Jennifer Carr (jemma)
what a cutie!! Yes Disneyland would throw me out of whack too...
2/5/2013
2:15 pm
Julie Carr (beekielou)
He is adorable! Had a similar problem with baby Jennifer. I was afraid that she would wake up her sister and her Dad. There is not door to the back bedroom. So I would nurse her and put her back twice on the average. It was a real pain to do so, but they get the idea that their sleeping place is their own bed. After 18 months and older, she would just get up off her youth bed, carefully climb over her Daddy, with puppy in one hand, and her fu fu in the other. When she felt better, she would go back to her own bed.
2/5/2013
2:15 pm
Julie Carr (beekielou)
He is adorable! Had a similar problem with baby Jennifer. I was afraid that she would wake up her sister and her Dad. There is not door to the back bedroom. So I would nurse her and put her back twice on the average. It was a real pain to do so, but they get the idea that their sleeping place is their own bed. After 18 months and older, she would just get up off her youth bed, carefully climb over her Daddy, with puppy in one hand, and her fu fu in the other. When she felt better, she would go back to her own bed.
2/5/2013
10:04 pm
Kathy Carr (kathy)
Love his hazel brown eyes and he is so dang cute in the 2nd photo!! Yep, probably time to put him in his own bed so you can get more sleep tired Mama!
