Today we went to Brean and Mark finally got to hold Pocket.
Ada was not impressed. She didn't care when I held him and even later showed an interest in the baby. But when Mark held her, she was not pleased.
as if there weren't enough already.
Today we went to Brean and Mark finally got to hold Pocket.
Ada was not impressed. She didn't care when I held him and even later showed an interest in the baby. But when Mark held her, she was not pleased.

Now that we're working on no morning nap, we have more time to do things, but we also have more time to fill. The other thing at the moment is that since it's still transition-time napwise, we can't stay too far from home because we don't want Ada to fall asleep in the car before the new nap time.
That's why Clevedon is nice - somewhere to go, but not a long drive. Also the rocky beach is perfect since Ada is beginning to learn how to throw.
We are starting the transition from two naps to one. For a week or so, Ada was only taking one nap at daycare, but until now, she was still sleeping twice at home. But her nights were changing, which apparently is a sign that it might be time to adjust, so we're trying it out. This was the first day's try and it went well; only some extra sensitivity and a couple of crying fits.
This picture is in the home stretch - she made it to lunchtime, but then starting nodding off, in the middle of eating!
Sometimes we let Ada play and climb around inside the car in the driveway, especially if the weather hasn't been nice and she's been cooped up. She loves it.