Anyway, that is my excuse and a slight rant. Here is a picture of Jim with a levitating teething ring to tide you over until next time.
Noah took it. I don't know how it's levitating. Jim is probably telekinetic.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Es tut mir leid.
Sorry for the shamefully sporadic posting lately. Jim has been a needy little sonuvabitch (I'm allowed to say that, being said bitch), and it's been a bit trying. I think he's developing some kind of separation anxiety - he wails hysterically if I leave his sight and is instantly calmed when I return, even if I don't touch him. He's getting very easily frustrated now, too, and likes to change positions/activities every five minutes or so when he's not napping. Nights, while improved by co-sleeping, are still leaving me with about six hours on an average night, so I've also been groggy as hell during the day. Basically, I love him dearly and do not want him to grow up, but I kind of can't wait until this phase is over and he can crawl or something. I think he'll be much less cranky if he can get around on his own.
Anyway, that is my excuse and a slight rant. Here is a picture of Jim with a levitating teething ring to tide you over until next time.
Noah took it. I don't know how it's levitating. Jim is probably telekinetic.
Anyway, that is my excuse and a slight rant. Here is a picture of Jim with a levitating teething ring to tide you over until next time.
Noah took it. I don't know how it's levitating. Jim is probably telekinetic.
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He's a little young for separation anxiety, but he has been ahead on other developmental milestones so he's on schedule for himself. This too shall pass and then return at about 15-18 months(or earlier with him). I can still see Rhianna standing at the door crying when I left for work-bawling myself, of course!
No way, separation anxiety is totally normal. And you're right, once he can crawl back to where ever it is you have gone, he'll be fine. =D
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