Well, we can confidently report that Fudge the dog is still the number one friend of little Hannah. Whether she is stroking him, licking him or hugging him, he makes a fine uncomplaining buddy.
Now look carefully at the mound of soft toys and blankets above. They may look like an abandoned heap of baby-things gathering dust, but look again...
Keep looking...
Now just scroll down a bit...
That's right, come this way...
Just a bit more...
Nearly there...
Ok, now check the second picture taken moments later from another angle. Certainly not an abandoned pile of toys, but rather an elaborate bedding set. Oh, the things it takes to get our daughter to sleep...
4 comments:
What is that white thing she is sleeping in? Cant quite work it out from this angle.
We have just got Coralie out of our bed due to lack of space, I miss her. She slept through for the first time two nights ago but was bad again last night. bless her, she will get there.
The best solution i think is to get a family size matress (they do exist 2m by 2m)then we will all be happy. Brian is not so sure.
Hannah is taking a nap in a 'rocker' of sorts. A brilliant hand-me-down that can be adjusted from sleeping to sitting position, and, well, rocked. She is so used to it that she pretty much takes all her naps in it.
At night, she sleeps in a huge cot so no worries about space. If you ask me, it's nice to keep our bed to ourselves ;-)
Strangely I think most guys would have a problem with babies sharing their beds with their wife! Ben still insists on having the largest mattress which means that sometimes one of the parents have to go and collapse in a single bed.
Actually it's not a good thing to get into the habit of doing. The tightest bond in the family should always be between the husband & wife and not parent and child. And that includes bed sharing!
Amen.
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