Nightwaking to play!

[Anonymous]

Tracy,
Maybe you could put some ear-plugs in when he wakes up to play. That way it might drown out enough of the sound that you could sleep better, but you should still be able to hear him if he starts crying since you’re in the same room.

[Anonymous]

Thanks guys. Glad to hear it’s normal. And yes, I’m totally going to try ear plugs. I was afraid at first because of maybe not hearing him if something was wrong, but I guess if he cries, I’d definitely wake up even through plugs. I swear it’s really that darn flutterbug soother-it projects a huge light on the ceiling and he turns it on the entire time he’s up-lights up the whole room!! LOL.

Emily-yes whole organic milk!! Never did I think I would see it. All the doctors told me he’d probably never be able to tolerate it! I want to tell everyone here to keep faith. Pregnancy is so much harder second time. Yes, probably because I have a very physical toddler, but I very rarely got nausea with Ian and I’m pretty much sick all day long now. And, I’m starving too! With Ian I struggled to gain weight because I always felt full, this time, I’m going to double it! Very exciting though-we had the first ultrasound. It’s so great to see the heartbeat-you truly begin to forget reflux days….for at least a couple of hours! Hee.

[Anonymous]

Great news about the ultrasound! Yes, you do forget about reflux for a while when you have a beautiful new baby on the way. I hope you’re feeling better soon. The first trimester exhaustion was so hard for me with my second and third pregnancies. All you want to do is lay down and sleep.

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