But, exhaustion from an almost 3-year old's excitement in visiting with all his grandparents, wrestling with his uncle, eating lots of yummy desserts (and popcorn galore!) and getting to stay up a little past his bedtime as a holiday treat. Needless to say, we had one tired toddler on our hands yesterday afternoon. He fought us HARD on taking a nap. We had to resort to closing the door and let him "work it out." I went back upstairs after the crying stopped to find every single light in his room on and this:
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Jack's Nap
We are quickly learning how exhausting the holiday season can be for our family. Not because we travel, because we don't anymore. One of the many joys of moving back to Iowa. And, not because we make a lot of plans, because we shouldn't. Flu season and a 3 month old don't mix.
But, exhaustion from an almost 3-year old's excitement in visiting with all his grandparents, wrestling with his uncle, eating lots of yummy desserts (and popcorn galore!) and getting to stay up a little past his bedtime as a holiday treat. Needless to say, we had one tired toddler on our hands yesterday afternoon. He fought us HARD on taking a nap. We had to resort to closing the door and let him "work it out." I went back upstairs after the crying stopped to find every single light in his room on and this:

But, exhaustion from an almost 3-year old's excitement in visiting with all his grandparents, wrestling with his uncle, eating lots of yummy desserts (and popcorn galore!) and getting to stay up a little past his bedtime as a holiday treat. Needless to say, we had one tired toddler on our hands yesterday afternoon. He fought us HARD on taking a nap. We had to resort to closing the door and let him "work it out." I went back upstairs after the crying stopped to find every single light in his room on and this:
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