is sadly interrupted by Smallest unhappiness. For the first time in several days she managed to nap during the day. Which has completely thrown her out of sync – I tried for 45 minutes to get her to sleep, dp has just tried for an hour. I figure I need to go back and relieve him.
So I guess I’ll just have to catch up with myself tomorrow. Again.
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I managed to persuade the nursery that DD doesn’t need to nap during the afternoon session this year. Thank God – and she’s still up until 8pm. Now I’m working on getting her up earlier in themorning so that I can get her to sleep by 7.30pm. Good luck with Smallest.
Dropping by via BritMums – hello ! I once home schooled one of my sons for nearly a year so I look forward to reading your blog !
Hi Annie, thanks for popping by. I shall return the favour 🙂
Good luck honey, see you tomorrow x
hope your tomorrow was better than mine. g’night.
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