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In response to "love those days/nights. Your frustration limit was reached 4 hours ago -- nm" by CQ

He's been refusing to nap for the last month (despite being clearly tired), so it makes for long days but easy nights. He usually falls asleep quickly

Posted by kelly Apr 7 '15, 18:35

Not tonight...

On the plus side, we met Will for dinner after he got out of work, then we went to a few stores to price new laptops, and he was really good. No meltdowns, so that's a plus.

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Will grabbed wine on the way home, spin relaxed now (heh), but I'd be happier if N would just go to sleep!! -- nm - kelly Apr 7, 18:37 2
- He'is getting to that no nap age anyway, right? My twins might take a small nap twice a week now. - CQ Apr 7, 18:44 1
  - I'm not sure. His doc said he should still be napping, even if they are short ones. I think he's napped one day this month, soooo... -- nm - kelly Apr 7, 18:48

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He's been refusing to nap for the last month (despite being clearly tired), so it makes for long days but easy nights. He usually falls asleep quickly

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