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"Good news: Emmett FINALLY rolled from his back to his tummy on Friday afternoon!  Bad news: \u2026  He spent all of Friday night rolling from his back to his tummy\u2014and woke up in hysterics at least four times.  Thankfully, Saturday night was better. (Mommy and Daddy were out &amp;#039;til midnight and needed the sleep!)  But last night may have been Emmett&amp;#039;s worst night EVER.  He woke up around 11:00, and I replaced his pacifier and put him back to sleep.  Then he woke up at 2:00 and Rory rocked him back to sleep and put him back in his crib.  He was up AGAIN at 2:40. I was able to rock him to sleep pretty quickly, but if I put him in his crib, he&amp;#039;d wake up right away.  After three tries, at 3:05 I decided to lie down with him\u2014on the floor\u2014and we both fell asleep for a few minutes, but I was too uncomfortable to spend the entire night there.  At 3:20 I moved us both to the couch, but it was too narrow for me to fall asleep, so I woke up Rory and passed off the baby.  Rory was able to get him asleep in the crib a couple times, but every time he sat down, Emmett would start crying.  At 5:00, he passed off the STILL-awake baby. And at 5:30, I decided we&amp;#039;d all try to get a couple hours sleep in the bed. I passed out from sheer exhaustion, but Rory said he woke up every 10 minutes, afraid he had rolled on top of the baby.  I guess now&amp;#039;s the time to start letting him cry it out, but I just can&amp;#039;t! Once on Friday I tried to put a pillow over my head, but then I caved and went in, and he was on his tummy and the sheet was soaked with tears! I felt like the world&amp;#039;s worst mother!   Will the novelty of rolling over wear off soon? Or should I buckle down and get ready to let Emmett cry it out? Will I EVER feel rested again?  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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