The last few nights we've been getting to be relatively early. Around 10.30pm. We're trying to put Jamie to bed a little later and we're going to be a little earlier these days. That way he sleeps longer and we can too.
True to form he's getting all his teeth at once. I know it's not like that with all babies, but I'm sure there's quite a few, who have it similar. Looking into the inside of his mouth reminds me of looking out over the Alps. He's got little pointy mollers coming in all over the place. It's made for a few long nights.
He's also getting more and more personality. Which makes it on the one hand more fun to be with him but on the other hand more of a challenge. It's great as long as he's asserting himself at the proper times. The problem is... he never knows when to stop asserting himself. ;-) lol.
Sorry no pics this time. I've been camera lazy.
3 comments:
awwwww. I feel sooo bad for him. My poor boy. That is so sad. I don't know if they tell you these things over there and if they have the same customs, but you can use both Ibufrofen and Acetimenophen together for that. That would be like a baby Motrin and a baby Tylenol. The doctors here recomend spacing it every three hours and alternating, so like Motrin at 7, Tylenol at 10 and Motrin at 1, Tylenol at 4, etc.....
Anyway, that works really well for us. That is terribly sad, though.
Miss you guys still and am getting excited that you'll hold off on that baby thing for after Christmas:>
Love you
Erika
Those molars are hard to cut, and having all four coming in at once sucks! Imagine the poor guys pain when chewing. Be prepared though that the molars often come in one edge at a time, so he'll finally cut all four of them and then two weeks later you'll go through it all over again while the rest of the tooth pokes through.
Michelle
Thanks for the tips. The molars are in now. He's been cuttin' them K9s as of late.
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