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Baby torture


Today, I was preparing M's bath, and had E chillin on the floor in the living room - I hear him start to cry and opt to finish what I was doing before I went to get him. A couple minutes later I go into the living room and he has a fistfull of his hair and is pulling on it, which is really making him mad. I felt so bad! This is not his first attempt at pulling out his hair, just probably the longest lasting. He gets his hand up by his head and as soon as he feels hair, his little hand just clamps down, and out of reflex he starts to pull - poor boy. So, after speaking with megan I decided it was time to break down and put mittens on his hands (okay, actually socks, but so what?) and so far it has worked.


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Sharon said…
Cute! They look like his very own little boxing gloves! He is already getting so big. I better come and see you soon before he grows out of the outfit I have for him. I'll give you a call next week! Enjoy the warm day's! Looks like M is loving getting outside!
March 17, 2009 at 9:34 PM
M said…
I am a genius. Clearly.
March 19, 2009 at 3:00 PM
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