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Adam, singing a song he wrote for Maryanne

Just needed to post this in celebration of how much sleep this adorable little one has been giving me during the night. The last two nights she has gone to bed around 11:30 or 12 and then slept until about 5:30. Isn't that awesome!?! I've never had a baby give me that much sleep at night until around six months when we move the baby out of our room and just let them cry. I'm just so excited that I had to share it with everyone!
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Niki said…
Last night my Sarah ate at 10:00 and slept until 5:30. I always thought moms were crazy when they said the first time they slept through the night they spent the whole night checking if they were alive, but guess what I spent the night doing...Sleeping babies are the best! I am glad she is such an angel!
January 07, 2009
Shilo said…
Yeah. I am happy when my soon to be 9 month old will do that.
Seeing as how Maryanne is doing it so early, that's great! I hope she'll keep it up for you!
January 07, 2009
Aubrey A said…
Yay! Graham will give us one long stretch like that too. I'm hoping he'll take after his brothers (who were sleeping from 9pm until 7am by the time they were two months old) and start sleeping through the night here in a couple of weeks. Maybe she'll do the same for you! I'll pray for ya!
January 07, 2009
The Bests said…
Your baby is adorable and you look fabulous! I just think you are such a wonderful wife and homemaker- you inspire me with your ideas, your creations, your frozen dinners and everything you do. Thank you for using your blog not just for updates, but also to help out those of us that are not as all-together.
January 07, 2009
Joseph Weed said…
I wish Nathan slept well but unfortunately he doesn't and never has. Hopefully we can get the next one a better schedule then he has.
January 09, 2009
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