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Last night was night #2 of sleep training.  After a few bedtime stories and bath time, I put Bug to bed.  She was fussy (and fussy is great compared to the tantrums we've been experiencing as of late), but she went without a fight.  Finally!  She woke up ONCE around 1:30am (I think- or was it 3:30am?) and we noticed her diaper was SO FULL...as though she had chugged down an entire gallon of milk, so we decided to change her in her crib, to avoid actually moving her.  It's not about laziness.  It's about keeping her in her crib.  If you've been lucky enough to change Bug's diaper lately, you'll know that it is no easy task.  Aside from the turning over quickly and crawling away, there is also a ton of screaming involved...a TON.  Being half awake doesn't help, either.  So we "quickly" changed her and she turned right over and went back to bed.  You swear!  She was probably more mad that we changed her than about her actual wet diaper.  This girl kills me.  So all in all, she did a fabulous job.  Unlike yesterday morning's scowl, today we woke up to smiles and lots of activity.  Oh yeah...and a loud, demanding voice.  Obviously she is over the silent treatment. :)
LOUD, right?
 
Mommy & Daddy- 2, Bug- 0

God Bless,
Kat

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