amandaw
04-11-2008, 07:41
But is there any way to 'move' a bowel movement :dizzy:
Once DD (2yrs) is awake, that's it for sleep in this household (well for her DS who she visits on her way up to us, and me....DH somehow manages to sleep through it or ignore it entirely :rolleyes:)
The last 3 mornings she has woken between 4 and 4.30 and had a dirty nappy about 15 mins later, so I'm guessing that's what's waking her. Would be okay if she then went back to bed (cause she is still tired) but she got put back 4 times this morning...so our day started at 4.30 :dizzy:
I know it's unlikely (don't imagine you can really change a body system that much in a 2yo), but any theories most welcome!
Once DD (2yrs) is awake, that's it for sleep in this household (well for her DS who she visits on her way up to us, and me....DH somehow manages to sleep through it or ignore it entirely :rolleyes:)
The last 3 mornings she has woken between 4 and 4.30 and had a dirty nappy about 15 mins later, so I'm guessing that's what's waking her. Would be okay if she then went back to bed (cause she is still tired) but she got put back 4 times this morning...so our day started at 4.30 :dizzy:
I know it's unlikely (don't imagine you can really change a body system that much in a 2yo), but any theories most welcome!