scoobydrlp
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Omg what a disaster of a day! Today was my day off and I was so looking forward to spending the day with Camden. Of course she chose today to be the crabbiest she's ever been in her entire life! She woke up at a normal time to eat, and normally she'll go back to sleep for an hour or two, but not today. So then she was tired way before nap time, tried an early nap but she wouldn't sleep. She kept sitting herself up in her crib and just would not lay down. If she had I'm sure she would have gone right to sleep. This happened with both naps, super annoying! I ended up rocking her to sleep both times. But she only slept 45 min both times so she was tired all day. She would be happy playing for short time here and there, but most of the day she was whining if I was holding her and crying if I wasn't. I don't know how people with fussy babies live through it! I'm so used to her being happy that I didn't even know what to do. The only thing that kept her quiet was Elmo YouTube videos, so yeah, I'm elmoed out. She's finally asleep now in my bed beside me, but I'm going to have to move her when DH comes to bed. Gah!
Sorry for the rant. I know some people deal with crabby babies all day every day. I've just been lucky enough to make it this far without experiencing it.
IST- I normally steam veggies for Camden, and she eats fresh fruit. Meats are cooked same as what we are having, but without seasoning for the most part. Depending on the texture of each food I may just leave it whole (like a mini muffin), other things I will cut into strips. For meats I start out with strips and see how she does, and if she has trouble getting pieces off then I will tear it into little pieces for her. I have only started doing this since she has gotten really good at chewing.
Sorry for the rant. I know some people deal with crabby babies all day every day. I've just been lucky enough to make it this far without experiencing it.
IST- I normally steam veggies for Camden, and she eats fresh fruit. Meats are cooked same as what we are having, but without seasoning for the most part. Depending on the texture of each food I may just leave it whole (like a mini muffin), other things I will cut into strips. For meats I start out with strips and see how she does, and if she has trouble getting pieces off then I will tear it into little pieces for her. I have only started doing this since she has gotten really good at chewing.