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Argh... to expect for ONCE the dc's to sleep ALL night , when we have something important to do next day?

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Dabbles · 04/04/2007 06:47

Sigh, why do children have a radar for chooing the night u absolutely have to get up and be energetic the next day , to decide to wake 4 times, lie on your head in your bed or cry at every given opportunity? only to skip happily of to their grandparents and leave u knackerd and incapable of doing anythign!!!!

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Dabbles · 04/04/2007 07:19

I mena how can they have so much energy from not sleeping at all!??

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babygrand · 04/04/2007 07:29

Sleep? Yep, that's unreasonable.

BigEggLittleEgg · 04/04/2007 07:41

My DS ALWAYS has a terrible night before we have the long drive to the inlaws the next day, usually wakes up a gazillion times and then is ready to rock and roll at 5am. Maybe I give off some kind of negative vibes and he knows! Means we have to drink about 40 cans of coke on journey down so as not to fall asleep...

dionnelorraine · 04/04/2007 07:48

tell me about it! My dd 2yrs is generally a good sleeper but on the days I have to drive to london for hospital (2hr drive btw) she decides to have a crap night! They definatly have a radar!!

MintChocChippyMinton · 04/04/2007 07:53

look on the bright side - the grandparents get to deal with them when they get cranky later

BigEggLittleEgg · 04/04/2007 07:57

Sadly no, they just look on saying "you'll want another one when you get past this difficult stage"......... arrrggh. He is not difficult just a psychic genius .

powder28 · 04/04/2007 08:07

I used to find when my ds1 was a baby that the house could be as noisy as you like and he would stay asleep, but as soon as i tried to get into bed he would start screaming. I used to tip toe into the bedroom and he would instantly wake up.

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