


It's not just the bed. It's anywhere, everywhere all day long.
That's why I was hoping to burn some of this energy off with playdates (went fine, but J is almost 4, not almost 3 as I had thought), Gymboree music class (he was a little intimidated at first, but seemed to get the hang of it), and Story time at the library. There's no verdict yet on any of it, other than all that stuff wears me out.
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Step 4: pile up all the pillows and try to reach the windowsill. Step 5: Escape.
Well now, the trouble with trying to wear out child is that he has much more energy than you to begin with. Have you thought of a great big hampster wheel? That would be pretty eazy to build...
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