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"Before we left to visit my family in Rhode Island, we almost had Emmett in a solid 9-a.m.-to-bed-9-a.m.-awake schedule. Sure, there were a few iffy mornings and some rough back-to-bed times around 5 a.m., but we assumed that was all part of the process. Well, on Day 1 of our vacation, our three-hour trip to Rhode Island took approximately double that. And Emmett spent the entire six-hour trip sleeping. That night, the schedule went out the window. He woke up every hour, on the hour. At 5:30 a.m., I pulled him into our bed where he slept for three hours straight. The bad part? I didn&amp;#039;t sleep at all! I was worried I would roll over him or toss my pillow on top of him or shove him off the bed. Instead of forcing him to get used to our vacation sleeping arrangement\u2014a Pack N Play for him\u2014I picked up a Snuggle Nest at Babies R Us \u2026 and let him sleep in our bed between us.  I know, I know! I&amp;#039;m just asking for trouble. But he&amp;#039;s been sleeping 12 a.m. to 5 a.m., eating, then going right back to sleep &amp;#039;til 9 a.m. He&amp;#039;s in a fantastic routine now. But once we get home, we&amp;#039;re in big trouble, right? When you go on vacation, do you try to stick to your routine? Or do you forget about your normal schedule during time off? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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