Charlie should take 2 naps of about 2 hours in length and 1 of 45 minutes in length. Over the last month I have rocked him through at least 50% of these. All of this trouble with getting him to sleep really has me doubting myself as a mother so, as an exercise, indulge me as I practicing saying this I know...
Charlie smiles a lot when he dreams.
When Charlie frowns in his dreams, a whisper from Mommy helps it go away.
I can now tell where Charlie is in his sleep cycle by how he is breathing.
The glider is key, closely followed by the butt pat.
Cloudy days are your friend.
Our driveway is the favorite spot for all trucks to turn around in and, for a private, gravel, dead end road, we get way more traffic than you would expect.
Beagles are great dogs for families with children but perhaps not the best choice for families with bad nappers.
Charlie likes The Beatles.
There is a vein that runs right down the middle of Charlie's skull.
Charlie likes to sleep on his stomach.
Charlie sleeps better in his crib than in a family bed although he might like a family hammock as rocking is his crack.
Sometimes God indulges desperate mothers and the baby will sleep through the dogs barking and the phone ringing. Of course, sometimes God doesn't...
The amount of time Charlie will sleep peacefully in my arms is directly proportional to how desperately I have to pee.
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