Yup, that's her leg sticking out. She's a restless sleeper, and she often frees at least one leg from the swaddle. She also rotates up to 90 deg, and twists her head back and forth 180 deg. All that movement is wearing a bald spot on the back of her head. So the Mohawk will probably never extend below the top of her head :^(
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Sleeping Milestone
Baby Em hit a milestone a few weeks ago when we moved her into her own room to sleep. She had been sleeping there during the day for several weeks, but we finally decided to cut the cord completely and have her sleep there all of the time. The transition for her was seemless as she really doesn't seem to care much where she sleeps. I think it was more difficult for Momma to have her precious baby sleeping all alone in a separate room. But as you can see, she has the company of her rainforest mobile, owl, and wall animals.
Yup, that's her leg sticking out. She's a restless sleeper, and she often frees at least one leg from the swaddle. She also rotates up to 90 deg, and twists her head back and forth 180 deg. All that movement is wearing a bald spot on the back of her head. So the Mohawk will probably never extend below the top of her head :^(
Yup, that's her leg sticking out. She's a restless sleeper, and she often frees at least one leg from the swaddle. She also rotates up to 90 deg, and twists her head back and forth 180 deg. All that movement is wearing a bald spot on the back of her head. So the Mohawk will probably never extend below the top of her head :^(
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