Crib-free Nap Time
Sort of. What the movie doesn’t show is the forty minutes or so of reading, wiggling, wandering, twiddling, and so forth that seems to be a prerequisite to sleeping outside the crib.
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he may be getting the age when he doesn’t need a nap, and then he wiggles, etc, etc.
— phil Halstead · 13 June 09 · #
…Or he might give up his nap for a couple of summer months and start up again in the fall.
I love the way Zane tucks his hands under his body before going to sleep. Both Faith and Jenna used to do that with their hand underneath and bums up in the air when they were toddlers. One of my earliest memories is of Faith sleeping that way. I would have been about 3 at the time. It was so funny to see Jenna do the same about 29 years later.
— JJ · 13 June 09 · #