Mum's The Word - February 23, 2016

There's no doubt about it, I was much more traumatised than William.

While I felt like an emotional wreck; he looked as excited as a child who’s not seen a sweet shop since last year.

I’m talking about our baby moving from his cot into a big boy bed. And not only that, he’s moved into a brand new room.

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You see, we’ve had a bit of a bedroom swap around, so William now shares in bunk beds (he’s obviously on the bottom one!) with his youngest sister, meaning the eldest has her own space.

And – fingers and toes crossed – it’s all gone well.

I remember lying William down in the cot in his nursery for the first time when he was four months old – he looked around, smiled, waved his hands around a bit and then went to sleep.

Now I’m putting our toddler to sleep in his big boy bed, it makes me realise how quickly those (just under) two years have passed. Where’s our little baby gone?

I was worried William wouldn’t settle in his new surroundings. But the hubby slogging away decorating the bedrooms certainly paid off.

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I mean, who wouldn’t love a road map that gives Birmingham’s spaghetti junction a run for its money on the wall next to your bed?

(We’ll probably regret that decorative decision when he’s playing “brum brum”, scratching his cars up and down the wall!)

It’s funny how he looks both grown up, yet small, in a proper bed.

We can tell he loves having his older sister snoring away above him.

It’s a good job we’ve attached a bed guard, or I’m sure the cheeky chap would be trying to sneak up for secret chats with his sister!

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