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velvetpage) wrote2004-09-05 07:49 am
velvetpage) wrote2004-09-05 07:49 am
sleep and sick
I'm getting really sick (literally!) of the cry-until-you-throw-up thing.
I do not have a strong stomach. I was queasy for two hours after cleaning that up. For the first time ever, I called Pyat home from his game to deal with it, because I couldn't face putting her back to bed. (Sorry, Hackers!)
I don't even know why she was unhappy. We followed routine, and I know she was tired. Daddy was out, so that might have done it, but she's gone down before when he was out.
Worst, she threw up all over Pooh and Piglet, which made it harder to get her down later. Even putting Spidey in there with her didn't seem to help.
Oh well. This is parenting. I suppose I'd better develop a stronger stomach.
I do not have a strong stomach. I was queasy for two hours after cleaning that up. For the first time ever, I called Pyat home from his game to deal with it, because I couldn't face putting her back to bed. (Sorry, Hackers!)
I don't even know why she was unhappy. We followed routine, and I know she was tired. Daddy was out, so that might have done it, but she's gone down before when he was out.
Worst, she threw up all over Pooh and Piglet, which made it harder to get her down later. Even putting Spidey in there with her didn't seem to help.
Oh well. This is parenting. I suppose I'd better develop a stronger stomach.
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I agree, dealing with throwing up is awful. You might want to try getting the replacement piglet you were thinking of getting in case the current one got wrecked. You could slip the replacement in with her while her friend is getting washed. I dropped my stuffed kitty in the potty when I was little, I wasn't happy with that at all!
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