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Operation Tom - Night 3

Impressed.... it's night 3 and he *seems* to have settled on the first try. He is being fairly compliant this eve, no fuss brushing his teeth (50/50 for a kick off) and even his face washing (90% chance of a screaming fit). He was asking for his "baby bed" as we passed the nursery room door for the bedroom, but I said no he was a big boy now. Kissed, cuddled, tucked in with toys, gloworm pressed, "night night, love you", shut the door...... and silence! So I made a run for the stairs :D

Dunno if he'll STAY down for the evening, and I'm certain he'll be up in the night at least once or twice, but I'll work on that bit later.

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