Big Girl Bed!

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Jacy has moved on to her BIG GIRL BED!!! She helped her daddy convert her crib into a toddler day bed a few days ago. She took a few minutes to play on it and get used to it. She seem pretty excited! Her first night was a little rough. She woke up about 3 times and we caught her wandering around our living room looking for us, with her favorite puppy under one arm and her pink blankie in the other. She takes naps in it great! I walk her to her room, she climbs in and lays down, we blow kisses to each other, She says "nite-nite mommy" and then falls fast asleep! Last night she slept in her bed all night long without waking up!!! It was fun to wake up this morning with her little face right there looking at us with a big smile!

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  1. Melissa Stadler4:21 PM

    I can't believe how fast she is growing up! She is so dang cute and I just loved the visual of her wandering around in the middle of the night thinking "FREEDOM!" :)

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  2. Anonymous4:40 PM

    AWWW what a big girl!! She is so precious. LOVE HER!!

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  3. Anonymous8:24 AM

    Yeah for Jacy! What a big girl! Lots of hugs and kisses from Tyler & Wyatt!!
    -Julie Rogers

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  4. Anonymous11:00 PM

    Jacy's gonna have to share her bed with me next time I come stay!

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