When Mackenzie was a newborn, we swaddled her and she would never move an inch. She loved being all wrapped up, but once we moved her to her crib, I was nervous about her being wrapped up like a burrito and not being able to roll herself back over if she decided to roll onto her tummy. Off came her blankets and she became a free baby. With all the freedom of her hands and feet, she struggled to fall asleep at night. Once she realized that she could move around, we know find her in the craziest positions! She loves to fall asleep on her daddy's chest while they watch television, and she will start out on one end in one position in her crib and then when we check on her before we go to bed, we will find her competely rolled around facing a completely different way. Mommy was the same exact way when she was little, no one ever wanted to share a bed with her because she would kick, twist, and turn. I guess it goes without saying, "like mother, like daughter"! And Mackenzie has her bumpers! Gramma finished them awhile ago, but I haven't taken many pictures, but these ones show them pretty well. Mackenzie's room is finally finished now!
Mackenzie was so happy to have her bumpers, she decided to put her head right up against them.

Precious sleeping beauty

When Mackenzie goes to bed, she starts off this way. Hermie the Wormie keeps her company and sings her to sleep.

Two hours later, Mackenzie has made it to her side.

And in the morning when Mommy checked on her, Mackenzie moved herself sideways. Hermie the Wormie's feelings were hurt because of this move.

Daddy must have been watching something boring.

Sprawled out in the bouncychair.
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