Will you wake LO up at midnight

Monkeygirl26 · December 2010

to ring in the new year?

DH wants to wake DD up at right beofre midnight to see the ball drop.

amos07 · December 2010

No way! I doubt she would be interested and we would have a horrible time trying to get her to go back to sleep.

Sage Mommy · December 2010

Oh hell no! We're going to try to keep DD up and she's 12, but she'll never make it. That girl loves her sleep. I can't imagine waking DS up. That would be a nightmare. I'm going to DVR it though.

Temp937723687505543 · December 2010

Dear God, no! In our house, it's a sin to wake a sleeping baby, I don't care if it is New Year's. With our luck she'd be up until 4am.

dragonsmercy · December 2010

hell no! i don't even know if i'll be awake

Brittani10/28 · December 2010

Heck NO!!!!!

dragon_chica · December 2010

hell no! i don't even know if i'll be awake

This. I don't care much for NYE so it's not a big deal for DD to be awake for it.

Shayna0182 · December 2010

Bridetobe9/9/06:

to ring in the new year?

DH wants to wake DD up at right beofre midnight to see the ball drop.

Uh no! And our neighbors better not even think of setting off fireworks like they did last year, and wake him up.

Mrs.C042807 · December 2010

LOL. That's hilarious. LOL111!!!!!!1!!

Nope.

Indifferent

buboo · December 2010

No. He has many years ahead of him to watch the ball drop.

sarcole530 · December 2010

Heck no! He is only 18 months old, he has no clue what it means to see the ball drop. It would be hell trying to get him back to bed.

kit443 · December 2010

We just did the count down and had a toast - no need to be crazy and wake a sleeping toddler.

brideofscowboy · December 2010

umm.... Why?

JungleJulia · December 2010

the thought of my DD waking at midnight sends shivers down my spine. She would never go back to sleep. I'll wish her a happy new year when she goes down and again when she wakes tomorrow. That's it.

sunnyday016 · December 2010

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA. No way, Jose! Literally, that thought never entered my mind.

rianals · December 2010

DD will still be awake. She has been going to bed between 3:00 and 5:00 am for the past week. I do not know what is going on. However, that does mean we can go see the fireworks at 10:30. DD loves fireworks!

Cheerio B · December 2010

Good God no. Just no. We'd be up until the sun came up.

ryry1977 · December 2010

Heck no! Love to spend the time with DH and I alone!!

CalinsBride · December 2010

Um, no lol. DS would either be cranky and irritated, or he'd refuse to go back to sleep lol. I plan on heading to bed immediately upon the clock striking twelve.

emiliemadison · December 2010

No. Why would anyone do that?

Mommy2B_Hart · December 2010

Hellllllll no! But we did last year. His daddy wanted to give him kisses at midnight on his first new years, so we kept him in the living room in his swing with us until midnight, got him out, kissed him, took a few pictures, and went to bed.

GingerBabyJ · December 2010

I think that is the worst idea ever

pregnantchica · December 2010

dragonsmercy:

hell no! i don't even know if i'll be awake

Lmao! I was thinking the same thing. We normally go out...this is the first year that we're not...if I'm not out and about....I'll be laid out sleeping in bed by 10pm...lol!

sasa625 · December 2010

No way!! We canceled our plans because she's sick (but even if she were healthy we wouldn't dare wake her!) so we're just staying in. There's no guarantee that DH or I will even be awake at midnight

We will probably go in and give her a kiss (we usually check on her), but she would have no interest in watching the ball drop and she'd be very unhappy to be awake.

melrrr · December 2010

but I saw somewhere that Snookie is going to be inside the ball. Wouldn't you want your kid to be able to say he/she saw that live?!?!? [eyeroll]

DarcyLongfellow · December 2010

Hell to the no.

Last year she actually woke up right after midnight, so it was kind of neat to see her right after her very first New Year's.

But no -- waking her up would be insane. I'd never get her back to sleep. Even if she wakes up on her own, she's not leaving her room, or we'd never get her back down.

lynsef · December 2010

amos07:
No way! I doubt she would be interested and we would have a horrible time trying to get her to go back to sleep.

This!

katiekate1974 · December 2010

Hmm...wake my 20mo old who has no concept of time, not to ,mention the "New Year" at midnight, thereby disrupting his deepest sleep time, to watch TV? Um. No.

erino&chrish · December 2010

Um NO

groovygrl · December 2010

are you serious?that is one of the weirder things i've heard.

Beckypooh09 · December 2010

I won't even be awake.

posvane · December 2010

Hell No : )

kabarbanel · December 2010

Hell no!

Stacy2168 · December 2010

No way!

Tonya_G · December 2010

Not a chance in Hades. I was going to let DS stay up, but he was acting wild and crazy, so he earned himself an early bed time. DD would never go back down if I woke her up. I'll probably sneak into each of their room's and give them a kiss before I go to bed though.

gumiberg · December 2010

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

i wouldnt if you PAID me!

stever · December 2010

Um, no.

viety82bur · December 2010

This is just selfish on your DH's part...your DD is what, 18 months old? It's just rude and inconsiderate to wake a kid up for something like this. Ours is sound asleep and staying that way.

rebus82 · December 2010

Fvck no.

At this age, he doesn't care - heck, I don't even care - and would just be pissed that we woke him up. Honestly, even in the future if he was in bed already I wouldn't get him up, though I might let him stay up to watch if he wanted to.

Jocelyn0415 · December 2010

No way! I had to wake her up once to drive home from my mom's. I'm not waking her again.

darlawoods · December 2010

NO! I think she would be po'd if we did! She likes her sleep!

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