The other major development in the house has been the setting up of the bunk beds. We actually purchased bunk beds that could be separated, and Teresa has been using the top bunk. Since Frances insists on getting bigger I thought it would be a good idea to set up both and let the girls slowly get used to the new arrangement. Teresa is all over this and loves being on the top bunk. I hope she is as equally enthusiastic when fall rolls around and she has a new roommate.
Frances trying out her big girl bed
Teresa was a little nervous climbing the ladder, but after a bit of practice she's a pro.
It should relieve everyone to know Teddy also approves the new arrangement.
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I should note that when I went to bed I checked on Teresa and she has mastered the nighttime climb... She had 12 books in the bed with her.
Oh good, I was worried that Teddy might be afraid of heights... :)
well, Jackie and me got along pretty well in one room in our preadolescent years, so maybe there's hope.
However, somebody needs to tell Teresa that books are not for cuddling up to in bed :)
I remember when we got Daisen his first "big boy" bed. It was when I walked into his bedroom to find him perched on the crib railing preparing to jump down. He'd done it before!
It truly was time for a bed.
Alison
What is wrong with cuddling up with books?
they poke - they're not very cuddly :)
and as I recall, T can wind up backwards in bed moving in the night, so I envision books tumbling to the floor in a clatter.
Ken and I don't see anything wrong with her having books in her bed either. If they fall, they fall. Only I would wake up anyway, the roof could cave in on Teresa and she would stay asleep.
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