She woke up naked!

I thought this wasn't suppose to happen til they were a little older! Raquelle woke up and started babbling to herelf at about 6:45. I was tired from a late night so I went back to sleep and figured I'd wait til she was actually crying to go get her (besides, maybe she'll go back to sleep!). At 7:30, she was still happily babbling to herself. I went in to get her up, and she was naked! shocked In the time she was laying there talking to herself, she had somehow unsnapped her jammies and taken them off and she was chewing on them. Luckly, she did still have her diaper on. I still can't figure out how she did it! I should have taken a picture!

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Anonymous said…
Just wait until she takes her diaper off too. At least she was happy. mom
5:26 PM
Robyn said…
I can't fathom how she would do that. What kind of jammies were they? I think you must have a super-baby, I couldn't see Titus getting his clothes off for the life of him, and he's three months older even. Wowzers.

Oh, and welcome to Albany! Let us know when you get settled and we can show you around!
6:03 PM
Krista said…
Wow! I agree with Robyn - superbaby!! Lily still can't even take her clothes off - of course she's a sleepsack baby for life. At least she hasn't unzipped it yet. :) We went for onesies until potty trained - no taking diapers off! hehe
9:09 AM
Robyn said…
Becky,

If you need a place to go to beat the heat, we have AC, let me know :0) Welcome to Albany!

Robyn
10:57 AM
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