...getting her down for naps just got 10x harder.
I've tried moving it, and she just scoots herself down and continues to kick the button, turning it on and off over and over again.
Also, she has taken to throwing her pacifier out of her crib, and then screaming for it. So, we bought a mesh bumper, and she still manages to get it out.
Oh, and she started rolling onto her belly a few days ago, but has forgotten how to roll back, so there's another obstacle.
Well, I guess the silver lining is that she's weaned off the swaddle, it only took 4 attempts.
Re: DD has figured out how to turn her soother on and off
I love that she's so fiesty!!
N has been rolling onto her belly pretty consistently for 6 weeks or so and will absolutely not roll off of her belly in the crib. she just gets pissed about it and loses her baby mind. I've seen her barrel roll in the living room both at home AND at the sitter's. Why she refuses to roll off her tummy when she's in her crib, I will never figure out.
Nancy James 9.1.12
Calvin Donald 8.27.14
The Baby Einstein Aquarium. We had to rig it to fit her crib in the first place, so I don't think there's any way that we could mount it outside either.
I could...but I struggle enough getting her out of her crib with the mattress at this level. I'm only 5'3". Sigh.
Kid #1 - 09/03/12
Hysteroscopy #10 - scar tissue grew back reblocking my right tube
#11 or IVF with scarring still inside?
1 lone embryo from September 2016 retreival, dx with Trisomy 16, starting fresh
This. Actually sounds kinda cute. We put our little guy's white noise out of reach.