Every morning it’s the same. Josiah is awake and bouncy, making vocalizations from his room, long before I’m ready to start my happy day. I lay in bed, often times while the rest of the house is still asleep, thinking maybe I’m just hearing things. Maybe that’s not really Josiah making all that racket. Maybe I can just roll over and go back to sleep for a little while.
It’s usually not a good idea. When Josiah is awake, it’s best to be awake as well.
Since Josiah’s return from the hospital in the middle of January, we’ve made some improvements around here. The biggest one being modifications to his bed. For years, Josiah has been sleeping (or not sleeping…who am I kidding?) in an Ikea Kura Reversible bed. The fun thing about this bed is that it can be used two different ways. It can be a junior loft/bunk bed or a low bed with an open top.
