I would seriously like to nutpunch whoever came up with Daylight Savings Time. Seriously? Who prefers their daylight first thing in the morning anyway? Only bad things come from this scenario.
A.) My children will never come to terms with the fact that time magically shifted an hour. And by the time they finally do come around damn if it won't be time to do it again. Oh ha! That time thing that we've been struggling with for months? Nevermind.. just kidding. Fack.
B.) When the sun stays down longer in the morning, children *might* actually sleep a little later.
C.) Now that it is dark as all hell early in the day there is no opportunity to get outside with the kids post nap/snack and
To my dearest son,
When the little hand is on the four and the big hand is on the six, GO BACK TO SLEEP. Sweet Baby Jeebus it is four thirty in the effn morning. Under no circumstances is that a proper time to wake up.
I realize now that bringing you to bed with me for your middle of the night feed the last few weeks has been a poor decision. I suspected something was up when I'd doze off nursing you only to awake what seemed like a couple of hours later to find you still going strong. Mama is not a pacifier. Get your milks on and then be on your way. I just can't wait to see what kind of oversupply issues this is going to cause. Pumping at three AM FTW!
Also that thing where you wave bye bye now? OMG THE CUTENESS.
Love, Mama
Moral of the story: I don't care how damn bright and sunny it is, six AM is still friggin six AM no matter how you look at it and I am still going to be tired and cranky. Give me the sunlight at the end of the day when I might actually get to enjoy it.
Fox In Socks, of course!!
ReplyDeleteWhooo! I'm glad I'm not the only one that knows that book so well. My 2 year old requires that it be read every day at both naptime and bedtime. I'm pretty sure I have it memorized.
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