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To Pacify or Not to Pacify?

This is day 2 of going "cold turkey" without the paci. Day 1 -- not so great. Clingy, refusing to nap, grumpy . . . and that was just me! :) No, not really. I did call Philip as he was coming home last night to tell him I was punching out once he got in because of the day we had.

Fortunately, we had a pretty good night's sleep last night. Callie had a little trouble falling asleep and was crying for awhile between 8:30-9:00, but she eventually calmed down on her own. She slept until almost 6:00 this morning, so we did pretty good considering it was our first night without that faithful pacifier.

In other news, we're fast approaching February 5th, which is the date of my ultrasound! I'm very excited. I'm like a kid going to Disney World! (Or me going to Disney World . . . ) We're planning a family date night after the ultrasound, maybe even taking Callie to her first movie, though we haven't completely decided on that as of yet.

This week has been pretty good. We went out shopping and got out of the house all day on Wednesday. That was nice since we had hardly been out of the house because the weather had been so bad, but I was absolutely exhausted by the time we got home from church that night. I guess at 20 weeks pregnant, I just can't go like I did before!

I hope everyone had a great week and has an exciting weekend! God bless you and yours!

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PhilipABooker said…
Callie is doing really well now without the paci. Going on two weeks now (I think).

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