Look what happens, when your special needs child is in the right school and you are not having to fight for inclusion, proper placement, and education. Also, you finally have a place of your own again, fires be damned!
You can have the time and resources to buy your child a bed, so they are no longer sleeping on the floor, because they don't want to fall off their twin mattress that has grown too small over the past, chaotic year.
Silver lining for being evacuated due to a catastrophic fire last month ... I discovered that James could sleep in a bed, and well, if it was large enough. He adored snuggling up in the fold-out queen bed and was able to snooze through bathroom or kitchenette use in our hotel room.
Now he has a queen bed of his own that he helped pick out. I bought the frame on sale from a local store and purchased the mattress online. James also picked out his own bedding.
A big shout out to our friends, who helped put together the frame and un-spring the mattress from its VERY heavy box! You both are awesome.
Sleep well, my big guy!
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Showing posts with label big bed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big bed. Show all posts
Sunday, November 24, 2019
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Bed Time in a Big Bed
Okay ... so the big boy bed we bought for James this past summer?
Is now in his room and he is sleeping in it!!!! Yes!! Victory over procrastination!
Putting it together:


A bed!!! What shall we do with it? PLAY!!!

Whee!!!

Arrr, Mateys!

Happy Guy:

Bedtime stories by big sister:


(now the real test is next morning; I hope he doesn't realize he can get out of that bed and his room by himself!)
Is now in his room and he is sleeping in it!!!! Yes!! Victory over procrastination!
Putting it together:
A bed!!! What shall we do with it? PLAY!!!
Whee!!!
Arrr, Mateys!
Happy Guy:
Bedtime stories by big sister:
(now the real test is next morning; I hope he doesn't realize he can get out of that bed and his room by himself!)
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