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Nov. 18th, 2003 11:57 amOkay...
The funniest thing about last night... was that after trying to rock, wrestle, lie next to, and even nurse Jet back to sleep for about a good hour and a half, Jet lay there like a lump for a good ten minutes. I really thought he was asleep and I was drifting off myself. Then, suddenly, for no apparent reason, he pops up and starts bawling in my ear, "Chokwat milk! Chokwat milk! Chokwat milk! I wan' chockwat milk!"
Even as exhausted as I was at that moment, I fell over giggling. I ended up warming a cup of milk for him, without the chocolate, but he didn't seem to notice. So long as I shake it thoroughly, he believes it's got chocolate in it, and I learned. No caffeine for the toddler... even in a squirt of chocolate syrup.
The good thing was that he did go down for about three hours after the warm milk. Yay for tryptophan, even in minute quantities.
The funniest thing about last night... was that after trying to rock, wrestle, lie next to, and even nurse Jet back to sleep for about a good hour and a half, Jet lay there like a lump for a good ten minutes. I really thought he was asleep and I was drifting off myself. Then, suddenly, for no apparent reason, he pops up and starts bawling in my ear, "Chokwat milk! Chokwat milk! Chokwat milk! I wan' chockwat milk!"
Even as exhausted as I was at that moment, I fell over giggling. I ended up warming a cup of milk for him, without the chocolate, but he didn't seem to notice. So long as I shake it thoroughly, he believes it's got chocolate in it, and I learned. No caffeine for the toddler... even in a squirt of chocolate syrup.
The good thing was that he did go down for about three hours after the warm milk. Yay for tryptophan, even in minute quantities.