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Posted by: yvgbhtuwa vtbc

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posted at: 10/01/2008 11:50 am

Posted by: yvgbhtuwa vtbc

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posted at: 10/01/2008 11:50 am

Posted by: Sandy H

I agree with Aunt Becky, When we want Addison to sleep, we just cover her head with the sheet and she is out like a light.
(she is a dog).
Glad to read Rebekah is a big girl now. She will be a great big sister to Joel.Hugs to all...Love Mike and Sandy

posted at: 09/23/2008 7:22 pm

Posted by: aunt becky

Some advice on "bed training": When I want Ethel to stay in her bed, I simply cover her completely with the covers and she is so intelligent that it takes her a good half an hour to find her way out. By that time she has forgotten that she was trying to escape and she goes to sleep in her bed. It works! For those of you who don't know; Ethel is a cat.

posted at: 09/22/2008 1:22 pm

Posted by: Jessie

Heather and Pete---My advice on the Big Girl room move is to keep it up! She can have a special surprise (sticker?) in the morning when she wakes up in HER "very special bed" just for her! Keep up the good work!

posted at: 09/15/2008 12:00 pm