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Friday, July 2, 2010

Blankie comfort

our 1st born had a favorite blankie
it was a winnie-the-pooh and friends receiving blanket
she would wad it up in a ball and stuff it under her chin
she loved to hold it close to her face and cuddle it
she only had it at nap time and bed time
it brought her comfort if need be
our 2nd born also had a favorite blankie
it was a yellow fleece type and did not handle washings
so we purchased at least 8 of those
she loved to take her blankie everywhere
blankie would wipe her tears, dry her spit, and everything inbetween
with her blankie and thumb, life was good
our 3rd child loved his 'bank' and 'guilky'
his blankie was a flannel teddy bear print made by grama
mom's silky pink (yes pink) sleep shirt became his guilky
this was attained by mom's attempt to get him to sleep at night
he loved to take his bank and guilky everywhere
they especially comforted him during his seizures
our 4th child loved mommy's hair and her belly button
to transition, we gave her a 6 inch doll with long hair
she held and ran her fingers through the hair just like moms
it was not long for the hair to be in snarls she loved it just the same
everywhere went her baby (by the hair)
her juice cup in the other hand and finger on the 'button'
our 5th child loved her belly button
at 13 months her juice cup became her favorite as well
her finger had to be inside her button (no onesies for her)
every night before bed she would have to take her 'tranquilizing drug'
to help maintain her seizures
quite fond of her cup she is lost without it at bedtime
our 6th child child attached to a fishy fleece blanket
he loved the feel of it
he wraps his hand around the edge trim and follows it to the corner
he pokes his finger into the hem of the corner
and comforts himself all night
he keeps his blankie safe in bed for naps and bedtime
our 7th child has not found a favorite yet
he has a favorite mommy
that nurses every tear, tired, upset, happy, or need to be held mood
baby likes to nurse
no blankie can replace that
so for now, mommy is his blankie

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