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AUTHOR: lereveDATE: 06/23/03 5:02am
SUBJECT: Re: Early rising 1 year old
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AUTHOR: karirydell
Thanks.

Not sure if the later bedtime will work..like I said, he still gets up at 6 a.m. The other thing I didn't mention is that when we have tried to keep him up later...he usually gets cranky - he just gets tired around 7 p. m.

I also have been leaving him in his crib until 6:30 and don't go in there before then. He must be getting used to it...this morning he woke up at 6 as usual, but played until around 6:45 until he fussed.
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Early rising 1 year old
 lereve06/22/03 07:26am
Re: Early rising 1 year old
 karirydell06/22/03 10:35pm
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 lereve06/23/03 05:02am
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 karirydell06/23/03 10:52am
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