Madison on other hand slept great last night. She got up once at about 2 (aff):30 am. She feel asleep on the ride home (aff) from the party with Will screaming next to her. She was a bit exhausted. It might have something to do with jumping on a trampoline and swimming all day. Obviously, if I want to wear her out, that's what we need to get for our yard. NOT.
That trampoline, while fun, about gave me heart attack. Madison loved it. I just saw a broken head, arm, leg, or worse if she fell off. Isn't that a typical mom reaction?
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It is scary..but for her to enjoy with no worries,I think we should put safety nets on it…More fun,less worries…right?
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It is scary..but for her to enjoy with no worries,I think we should put safety nets on it…More fun,less worries…right?