Mac is totally, 100% winning the sleeping game. Basically, he gets to do whatever he wants in terms of sleeping or not, alone or with others. Tonight I tried to leave him in his room to cry it out while I found Waldo with Shef, but then what happened is it turns out he can scale his gate.
Apparently we need to lock him in.
Except I probably won't do that, so I guess we just need to wait around until he's four and start paying him to sleep like we did with Shef.
When Mac turned two, I happily told my mother-in-law that I was so relieved to be almost done with sleep deprivation since I only had two years left. Also, I accidentally told someone who has eight month-old twins that I totally felt his pain because I hadn't slept in six and a half years. That was the wrong thing to say to that poor guy, obviously. I did a lot of back-pedaling, but the damage was already done and I ended up confessing some unfortunate side-effects of this hideous lifestyle like extreme aging and memory loss.
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The truth is so painful it makes me cry and laugh at the same time. My mother told me before Maggie was born that she did not sleep for 7 years after my oldest sister was born. I laughed. Maggie turns 7 in February...
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