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Posted: 30 January 2008 at 3:36pm | IP Logged Quote 19731hazy
Hoping the novelty of Daddy being here will have worn off by tonight. Sophie goes to bed at 8pm and after the usual routine (teeth cleaning and story), she is in bed and that's her for the night unless she needs to go loo.
The last two nights, she has been carrying on until nearly 10pm. We don't go in or give her any attention at all, but as I have to get them up at 7.30am it has taken it's toll on Sophie. She is in tears at the littlest thing today and so moody !
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Posted: 30 January 2008 at 4:52pm | IP Logged Quote doubletroublewitty

I know where your coming from...

My girls are give or take and most of the time they aren't to bad but then we have bed nights where they are up till god knows when.

Like Sophie they are so miserable the next day!

Hope she goes down early tonight and straight to sleep... xxxxxx
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Argh bless you i get this with ds1, but he also takes a while to wake up and is wingy and crys over everything and anything till he's properly awake!
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