Welp...
The feeling when your baby is sleeping peacefully so you get yourself ready for bed (a rarity) and snuggle into bed when all of a sudden you hear him take the world's biggest poop 😠and the kicker is, he fussed for a second then FELL BACK ASLEEP. Like this is the ONE time I need you to stay awake so I can change your diaper.... Then you can fall back asleep ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ send help
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Just sitting here contemplating my life before I pick him up and ultimately have the worst time putting him back down. He's also not in active sleep for once so he's literally quiet and still... bruh
Just keep the lights as dim as possible. I literally would just shine my phone light on his butt and keep the lights off his face. I know it’s the WORST when this happens! Good luck!!
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So glad I finally caught this on camera!! I’ve asked Google and states can sometimes be normal but never experienced it before my 1st wasn’t like this.
Since taking this video he has done it about 10 more times he does only seem to do it when his tired.
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Before I say anything to the teacher I'd like to get your thoughts. What is correct?
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