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  1. 09-19-2014 06:36 PM #5
    LittleExplorersMom
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    Thanks ladies! Today was a bit better... and by bit, I mean he only cried about half the time he was there and actually napped for the first time. I'm hoping this is a good sign and that things will continue to get better. I hope things get better for you too Busy ECE mommy.
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