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Spoiled

When Emily was so sick recently we did something I said I would NEVER do, WE LET HER SLEEP WITH US! I got NO sleep because I was so afraid we would roll over on her. Emily was so happy to be in the bed with us. She would smile and say,"Hi Mama!' "Hi Daddy!" This went on for quite a while till she would finally go to sleep. After her illness, we got her back to her crib. Now, when I can't find her, I go to our bedroom and find her on my pillow lying in the dark. She pats beside her and says, "Come night night Mama." She does this several times a day. I think she just likes remembering sleeping with us and how much it comforted her. Our bed IS very comfortable and cozy. She sleeps in a flat, hard, pillow-less crib. Who could blame her?

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Kelly said…
That is so cute!!!!!!!
Leigh Ann said…
How sweet! I always said my babies wouldn't be in the bed with us either, but now my 15-month-old still sleeps with us! I have got to get her in her crib! Emily is sooo cute!
Guy and Julie said…
Oh that's funny! Good habit not to get in, I guess :) Isn't it funny how all it takes is one time for her to remember??

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