Hi Everyone -- thanks muchly for all your comments yesterday. Much much much appreciated. It's so nice to know you're not alone in the world of sleepless nights and crying kiddos. It's too bad there isn't some nifty little machine you can use and turn on when you're up in the middle of the night and then see who else is also up. Then if you're up, at least you have company! Anyway, reading all your comments as they came in gave me some hope for future sleep... even if it doesn't come till she's in college. :) For now we'll love having her small and cuddly and home.
So, we have an update!! Last night Sophie did SOOOO much better. She slept from 8pm-5:30am with only a handful of short wake-ups. And all the wakings were manageable. When I woke up at 4am and saw the clock I could have cried with joy. Six solid hours of sleep was a dream. This poor sweet little baby sitting on my lap here has this ugly cough and now a very snotty nose so I'm guessing that added into our equation the other night. I'm sure there are also teeth on the rise. When she last cut teeth it was a long painful experience for all involved, so perhaps we're just doing the teething thing again. Anyway, thanks again for all your thoughts. Sending good sand man vibes to all of you -- and especially to your children!!
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hey Lisa, have you looked at those teething tablets? They work really well for Samantha. Also, one of my friends told me that with each new physical development (rolling, crawling, standing, and finally walking), kids go through a no-sleeping phase... it's like they get so excited about their new "trick" they don't want to stay asleep, even though they are soooo tired. It certainly seemed to happen to Sam, so even though it sounds a little strange, I kind of believe it. Her "sleeping" pictures here are ADORABLE.
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