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clicky poll: wwyd?

We converted DD's crib to a toddler bed last night.  She's been climbing out, and after the scare with her bruises, I wanted to eliminate the risk of her falling and further injuring herself.  Her bedroom set is on order but won't get here for about a month, so I just told DH to remove the crib rail for now.  

She went to bed like an angel, but woke TWO HOURS earlier than usual (6:20am).  Not cool.  She's not exactly princess sparklepants this morning.  To say the least.

Now I don't know what to do.  Part of me thinks DH should just put the crib rail back on, and we could put DS's old crib mattress on the floor beside her crib to pad her potential fall.  Then when her big girl bed arrives give it a try with that, making a bunch of fuss over it.  Or do we tough it out with the toddler bed?  Try a few more days?  Decisions, decisions!  Tell me what to do, wise ones. 

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anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
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Re: clicky poll: wwyd?

  • I would give it a week. It took about that long for the boys to adjust to sharing a room. Maybe leave some books in her room and tell her to read if she gets up early? But, if you want to switch back, what about a crib tent? That seems safer to me than letting her climb out.
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  • When we converted DD, she got up early for a week or so, then the novelty wore off.
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  • What upset A when you went through it the first time? Did it confuse him when you went back and forth?  Didn't you take notes FFR?
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  • Yeah, I'm thinking we'll just leave it.  Oddly enough the delivery company just called and her twin bed will be here next week, so I think I'll just give her some time to adjust. 

    imageFireChiefsBride:
    What upset A when you went through it the first time? Did it confuse him when you went back and forth?  Didn't you take notes FFR?

    Ha!  These two are so different.  When I went in to put Vivi back to bed she said "sorry mommy" in this sad little voice and crawled back in (didn't sleep, but still) .... her brother would've screamed his face off and busted a hole in the wall.  So his transition experience doesn't do me a lot of good. 

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    anderson . september 2008
    vivian . february 2010
    mabel . august 2012
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