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I am gone. Gone. Gone. whoa oh oh.
Toddlers are Quackers
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I am gone. Gone. Gone. whoa oh oh.
I've done that many a time.True! Tired. Very very dreadfully tired I had been and am. But why will you say that I am mad? Above all was my sense of humor acute (so cute!
I am cackling I am laughing so hard at that!). I laughed at many things in the real world and my mind. I laughed at so many things in my mind (which I am out of!)
I was laughing as a wiggled my fingers in a new pair of insulated gloves.
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OMG! I am laughing again!
I am so much fun when I am too tired. Well, if you are not tired, I am fun. I laugh and everything and nothing. I will laugh for hours! Then I crash. Please picture an explosion now.
I am so much fun when I am too tired. Well, if you are not tired, I am fun. I laugh and everything and nothing. I will laugh for hours! Then I crash. Please picture an explosion now.
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OOPS! I messed up, I think. Duckling is in an 8ish shoe. You know it depends on brand.
I bought her slippers, and decided on 9/10. She will be wearing them next year too!
I bought her slippers, and decided on 9/10. She will be wearing them next year too!
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Hello, two guests!
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Or, are you gusts? Hmmmmmm!
Monkey get's that way when she's really tired. It's funny cause she runs around a lot and laughs and does silly stuff.
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Did you know...?
You caused your kid to be afraid of the dark. I see one person in particular that will deny it. Such is life. But it happens like this. You keep a nightlight on to see the baby in the middle of the night. The child gets used to it, and can not sleep without being able to see what is around them. Or, there is light from under the door. Sometimes it is as simple as the child being strong willed, and wanting to stay up a bit longer, thus they want light to see what is in the room. There are a lot of ways to contribute to the issue. I know that Duckling sleeps in a pitch black room.
Now the question I have. She sleeps fine when I put her down, but I want to let her see the cool light shows I can give her. Either from the lights on the fish tank (7 colors, and the light is on a timer) or from a lava lamp, which is what started the whole "cool lights in the bedroom" thing. She has expressed a desire to have stars in her room. It is funny. She sees the (glow, but she has never seen that) stars on my ceiling, and asks to have them. The child literally wants me to hand her the stars. So, I will give her the stars. Not mine, They won't restick.
I had a set years ago, and I think I have found them on Amazon. We will see when I eventually put the order through.
Anyway... Know what? Forget it. But I am not deleting this post.
You caused your kid to be afraid of the dark. I see one person in particular that will deny it. Such is life. But it happens like this. You keep a nightlight on to see the baby in the middle of the night. The child gets used to it, and can not sleep without being able to see what is around them. Or, there is light from under the door. Sometimes it is as simple as the child being strong willed, and wanting to stay up a bit longer, thus they want light to see what is in the room. There are a lot of ways to contribute to the issue. I know that Duckling sleeps in a pitch black room.
Now the question I have. She sleeps fine when I put her down, but I want to let her see the cool light shows I can give her. Either from the lights on the fish tank (7 colors, and the light is on a timer) or from a lava lamp, which is what started the whole "cool lights in the bedroom" thing. She has expressed a desire to have stars in her room. It is funny. She sees the (glow, but she has never seen that) stars on my ceiling, and asks to have them. The child literally wants me to hand her the stars. So, I will give her the stars. Not mine, They won't restick.
Anyway... Know what? Forget it. But I am not deleting this post.
Big Monkey sleeps in pitch black, Little Monkey sleeps with one of those salt lamps on the lowest setting but does fine sleeping in pitch black.
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I really need to go back to bed. It will mess up my whole day though.
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