She didn't crawl out of her crib and into our bed on her own - she's too small. But neither of us remember getting her out of her crib.
Maybe the zombies moved her.
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She didn't crawl out of her crib and into our bed on her own - she's too small. But neither of us remember getting her out of her crib.
Maybe the zombies moved her.
Clearly, Nick needs this: [link]
are you sure that you weren't dreaming the putting her in her crib in the first place? I'm always mixing up reality and dreams when I'm about to sleep.
Positive. Cause I read for awhile after.
Aimee, I seldom remember us getting Lillian out of the Amby and into the bed, yet it happens a couple times a week. Or, in the case of this week, almost every night.
Last night was weird, because I woke up at 5am, and was confused as to why the baby was still asleep in her own bed.
Heh. Ok, I feel a little better now.
Although I'm keeping an eye on the teleportation theory.
Nick is very pretty. Kara is just darling. So mischievious.
Reason #486 I should not have children.Yep. I'm not sure I should ever be allowed to have anything that is more dependent on me than a cat.
Freaky, Aimee!
I am home. I'm supposed to have a meeting with a professor at 3pm, but I just e-mailed to reschedule. I am officially worn down. I'm off to nap.
She didn't crawl out of her crib and into our bed on her own - she's too small.
Not necessarily. My sister was wee like Em, and she started climbing out of her crib at about the age Em is now.
After climbing out, she would go into our mom and dad's room and wake up my mom by sticking her finger up my mom's nose. Be glad Em's just climbing into bed.
Deena, here's a website that advertises gothic clothes for men and women. Is this the sort of thing Nick's looking for? [link]
Nick should so shop at Shrine on Melrose. Silly lack-of-baby-sharing-teleportation-technology.