Teething?
My once-smiley baby, my once-good-napping sweetheart, has taken a turn for the difficult this week. She’s consistently refused to nap, and she’s been fussier than usual—she just hasn’t been her squealing, good-natured self. She’s also drooling buckets and gnawing on everything that crosses her path, so I’m wondering now if she’s teething. I went out today and bought several teething accoutrements—chewy rings, vibrating rings, teething beads—so we’ll see if she likes them. I don’t see any teeth coming in, so this is really just a shot in the dark, but it’s like a switch went off with her mid-week.
I’ve done little the past few days except struggle to get her to nap. I succeeded for about one hour today—she fell asleep in her stroller during a walk, and then I wheeled the stroller into the laundry room and put the dryer on. Success. She fell asleep on our way home from Babies R Us, too, and is currently sleeping still strapped into her car seat. But it’s a far cry from the nice two-hour naps she used to take in the morning and afternoon.
Andrew and I are setting out this weekend on our first overnight trip with Lucia—we’re going to San Francisco tomorrow until Sunday. I’m excited to introduce Lucia to her first big city; hopefully she won’t gnaw her way through it. I think we’ll be fine, pushing her around in the stroller, potentially getting take-out from our favorite Nob Hill restaurant to eat once Lucia’s asleep. We haven’t been to SF since before the baby was born—I’m excited to return.
I’ve done little the past few days except struggle to get her to nap. I succeeded for about one hour today—she fell asleep in her stroller during a walk, and then I wheeled the stroller into the laundry room and put the dryer on. Success. She fell asleep on our way home from Babies R Us, too, and is currently sleeping still strapped into her car seat. But it’s a far cry from the nice two-hour naps she used to take in the morning and afternoon.
Andrew and I are setting out this weekend on our first overnight trip with Lucia—we’re going to San Francisco tomorrow until Sunday. I’m excited to introduce Lucia to her first big city; hopefully she won’t gnaw her way through it. I think we’ll be fine, pushing her around in the stroller, potentially getting take-out from our favorite Nob Hill restaurant to eat once Lucia’s asleep. We haven’t been to SF since before the baby was born—I’m excited to return.
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