Almost Doesn't Count
We almost ended up with a puppy today. An adorable baby Jack Russell Terrier mix wandered into our yard. He was very sweet, laid back, flea-ridden, dirty, cute, a little broken, good temperament, un-fixed, and very very good with Noah and Emma. I asked the neighbors about him and they showed me where the owner lived. She took him inside and told me how he's driving her crazy because he chews through collars and gets out of the yard (which is because he's a puppy and not an outside breed). She mentioned possibly getting rid of him. Lo and behold he wandered back into our yard not too long after that... interesting. I wanted to adopt him because he was unwanted, but shouldn't have been. He was a very sweet dog. I would have called him Jackie I think :) This brings me to a rant. I know I've posted about the way people around here treat their pets. This is a perfect example. This lady didn't want the puppy anymore so she simply let it go. No collar, no tags...
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I meant to ask you this before but did you go from having Noah sleep in his crib straight to sleeping on the twin matress?Or did you lower his crib rail for a while first?Is there a certain way you're suppose to do it? :)Heidi is going through this with her daughter ,Paris and it is not working so far.She has tried switching straight to a toddler bed...let me in on any wisdom you have about this :)I will need to know soon too!Thanks!
Love,Brit
It might help to bring things from the old crib like the sheets and blankets. Is Paris scared? Does she keep getting out? I may be able to help better. It just depends on why she's not taking to the bed.