Last night, we discovered a potential problem with our 10-month old daughter, K-pu.
She doesn’t like the rain or the wind at night. And so she was awake every time it rained or winded. Which, given the cold front that swept in off the South Atlantic through the early hours, was pretty frequently.
Not good. Especially since this was only the first big Cape storm of the winter. There will be more – many more.
And that will presumably mean many more sleepless nights unless we can do something to remedy the problem.
K-pu – prefers the warm & dry
So what to do?
I had plenty of ideas: warmer sleeping bag, Klippies in her bedtime bottle, earmuffs (for her or for us).
But I think my wife came up with the best one so far: maybe we should let her come inside tonight.
And there I was, racking my brains for a suggestion, and then I read the last line! 😀 Very funny!
Helga Hansen´s last blog post was: Sytennde mai! (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)
If you let her inside once, she’ll expect that every night – don’t spoil all your hard disciplinary work now!
Jacques´s last blog post was: Frontline Fellowship: Lying for Jesus (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)
Man she’s cute – even for a small person. Are you sure you’re her father? 😉
Goblin´s last blog post was: Freedom sweet freedom (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)
Snigger. You really are writing the guide to perfect parenting aren’t you? I agree with Jacques, spare the rod and all that.
Po´s last blog post was: Talking shite (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)
I think your daughter should come and hang around with mine…this way they will have company and they can party all night…and we can sleep!
HH > You make it sound like I made it all up.
Jacques > Good point. But can I give her a blanket, at least?
Goblin > Oh cheers. Yes. She looks like me. So basically, you think I’m cute too.
Po > Well, why not? I am the perfect parent. (Terms and conditions apply).
S&V > Now you’re talking!