We have been very fortunate that Owen has slept in his own bed from very early on. Pretty much right after we took Owen home from the hospital he was a crib baby. We occasionally used the rock & play when the crib wasn’t working, but other than that he slept in his crib. Once the crib was converted into a toddler bed, and then swapped with a twin bed, he has started to get out of bed a few times a night. It isn’t late when he does it. He usually comes down the stairs a few minutes after we had just tucked him in. Don’t get me wrong, I’m very happy that he doesn’t wet the bed anymore, but he thinks that he has to announce that he has to go the bathroom and that we must tuck him back in after he is done. Like everything else I’m hoping that this is just s short phase.

Baby things everywhere. We have been digging out Owen’s old baby stuff, and it has already taken over the extra room we have in the house. We now have a bouncer, a swing, a momaRoo, a rock & play, and pack & play. If Miles doesn’t enjoy at least one of these things then we’re in serious trouble. Also, the hospital bag is pretty much packed. I just need to wash some onsies for Miles and add toiletries when the day arrives. I think he is running out of room because he has been moving around more than usual. Good news is that he is head down and things are progressing as they should.