* For those of our readers who do not know us in real life, this is funny because sleeping is not, shall we say, Arlo’s best skill.
(Mind you, his daytime sleeps are fine - right this very moment he has been asleep for over two and half hours. We’re a bit sad though that he is insistent on having a one sleep day - it was halcyon days when Huey went to two sleeps and Arlo was still on two as well. He’s young for a one sleep day, and we have done our darndest to keep him on two sleeps, but he just will not go down until 10 or 11am now, and is sleeping for over two hours, so won’t go down for an afternoon nap either. Now we’re never going to be able to do anything as a family because at any given time during the day one of them will be sleeping. What a pain.)
they change so quickly that no sooner have you gotten used to never leaving the house because of sleeps, huey will be trying to cut back too.
Comment by J-Le — May 15, 2008 @ 8:01 pm
Atleast you get to hang out with one child at a time!
Comment by E — May 17, 2008 @ 12:13 pm
My brother and sister-in-law have three kidlings under age 3, and this is definitely something that they faced aswell. They ended up adjusting but it has meant that they tend to do family outings in the middle of the day (youngest one sleeps around 10:00am and 2:00pm - and the two oldest have a nap in the afternoon also at 2:00pmish). It’s a bit of a pain for them, but hopefully your boys’ sleeping patterns will be a bit easier.
Comment by Beanie G — May 22, 2008 @ 9:56 am
lol! too cute.
i got back from canada a few days ago, and just got around to looking at your last few weeks of updates. yay! they are looking lovely. and the BREAD. OMG!
Comment by nix — May 22, 2008 @ 6:02 pm