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learning new skills

MayBride2B2007MayBride2B2007 member
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you know how often times baby's sleep is disrupted when they're learning a new skill?  well, most babies do this with big stuff like learning to roll over, crawl, stand and walk.  my kid does it when she's learning how to blow raspberries.  super.

 

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  • mrsdanigirl8mrsdanigirl8 member
    Don't worry! Mine too :) He started doing it a few weeks ago and would wake up in the middle of the night to do it!
    Married 6-30-07, BFP 9-1-07, M/C & D&C 10-5-07, BFP #2 6-20-08, BFP #3 3-28-2010 Mommy to Ethan born 2-22-09 7lbs 13.5oz & 21" long SAL Buddy to March04b2b imageFamily Blog|Food Blog
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    LOL!!  That is too cute!  DD just learned and now she does it all the time if we aren't "looking" in her direction...her way of getting our attention.  My parents keep saying I am going to regret teaching her how to blow raspberries....especially when she starts eating solids!
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  • jnealetjnealet member
    Blowing raspberries is very exciting!!
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  • MayBride2B2007MayBride2B2007 member
    the really sad part is that she's not good at it.  this leads me to believe there will be more sleepless nights ahead.
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  • mrsdanigirl8mrsdanigirl8 member
    E started out by just spitting everywhere and making the "bu" sound. But now he's a pro... it does take practice (and many restless nights)...
    Married 6-30-07, BFP 9-1-07, M/C & D&C 10-5-07, BFP #2 6-20-08, BFP #3 3-28-2010 Mommy to Ethan born 2-22-09 7lbs 13.5oz & 21" long SAL Buddy to March04b2b imageFamily Blog|Food Blog
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  • rowanthefrogrowanthefrog member
    LOL...I mean, I'm sorry...but...LOL
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    M/c #1 - 10/30/07 - 5w3d, DS1 - born at 36w, M/c#2 - 12/7/09 - 5w, M/c #3 - 1/13/10 - 4w6d, 
    M/c #4 - 3/16/10 - 5w1d, DS2 -  born via VBAC at 40w3d, M/c#5 - 11/5/12 - 7w2d
    BFP #8 - 5/5/13- Looks like a sticky one! DS3 - born via epi-free VBAC at 39w1d

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  • NoVaIrishNoVaIrish

    imagerowanthefrog:
    LOL...I mean, I'm sorry...but...LOL

    This. ?**giggle**?

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