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Will it never end?

posted by [personal profile] oldbloke at 09:13am on 20/01/2006
Last thing before bed is always to go into Jack's room and watch him sleeping[1] for a minute or so, marvelling at how cute he is and what a miracle the whole reproduction thing is[2] etc etc.
Last night I said to L, when do you think we'll stop doing this?
Consensus: when he's no longer in bed when we go up.

[1] Wednesday night as I approached, he half sat up, extended an arm towards me, and said "cuggle". I'm not sure he really woke, but he was aware enough to know I was there. So we had a brief cuddle while I softly spoke the magic words "Go back to sleep". Which he did.

[2] Sick bags available in the foyer
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posted by [identity profile] imc.livejournal.com at 10:03am on 20/01/2006
Last thing before bed is always to go into Jack's room and watch him sleeping

Not really possible with [livejournal.com profile] smallclanger as he sleeps with the lights out.

However, last night I did go in to pick him up off the floor and put him back in bed.
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posted by [identity profile] oldbloke.livejournal.com at 10:14am on 20/01/2006
Well, we do it with the glow from the landing light. Enough to see by but not enough to wake him.
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posted by [identity profile] k425.livejournal.com at 10:38am on 20/01/2006
So does YoungBloke, but there's enough light from the bathroom to see him faintly.
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posted by [identity profile] jiggery-pokery.livejournal.com at 06:05pm on 20/01/2006
I just say yay. :-D
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posted by [identity profile] blackberry44.livejournal.com at 10:17pm on 20/01/2006
Sick bags certainly not required. I think that's really lovely, and I'm sure that you'll do it for as long as you can until he lets you know he really doesn't want you to do that any more.

I envy you, because Charles hardly ever slept, and I was rarely able to see him as an angelic sleeping child, because if he *was* asleep and I dared to enter his room, he'd immediately wake up. I really wonder why it now takes the Trump of Doom, or the telephone ringing constantly for five minutes to wake him, once he's actually been able to go to sleep, that is.

Even when he was a tiny baby, just home from hospital, sleeping in the carrycot right next to my bed, I would still wake up in the night to find him staring at me, eyes wide open and totally silent. Talk about unnerving!
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posted by [identity profile] besskeloid.livejournal.com at 06:04pm on 21/01/2006
[2] Sick bags available in the foyer

Post-ejaculatory nausea? Yeah, I've had that too.
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