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16 April 2011

Rollin'

Peyton rolls over. All the time.

I wake up some nights to the sounds of a shrieking baby. When I run into Peyton's room, I usually find him squirming around with his eyes closed, having either rolled over or caught an arm and leg or all of the aforementioned.

When this happens at night, usually all I have to do is flip him back over, free him from the ensnaring bars of the crib, and put him back in the middle. He quietly goes back to sleep.

But sometimes I think he purposefully rolls over after his naps.

He'll start to fuss and I'll give him a minute to see if he's actually awake. When I go in to check on him, he's just looking around, having rolled over so he could better enjoy the view of his room and play with his toes.

I finally caught him in action:


Only problem is ... he can't roll back. Hence, the reason I have to go flip him back over at night.

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