2:30 a.m.: Wake up (rock-hard boobies), rouse listless baby, worry all through nursing session because he doesn't seem very interested in eating (which is VERY unlike him).
3:00 a.m.: Prop baby on my bed so I can give him gas drops, in case that's what's wrong with him.
3:05 a.m.: Baby pukes all over bed. Guess it wasn't gas.
3:10 a.m.: Change baby's diaper and jammies.
3:10:30 a.m.: Baby pukes all over himself on changing table.
3:11 a.m.: Change baby's jammies again. And the diaper, which has served as a puke sponge.
3:20 a.m.: Put baby back to bed. Sleep fitfully, listening for breathing/gagging/choking.
5:15 a.m.: Baby wakes up and eats again.
6:00 a.m.: Baby pukes again. Leave voice mail that I won't be coming in to work.
6:15 a.m.: Baby goes back to sleep (also very unlike him). Mommy goes back to sleep, too.
8:00 a.m.: Baby wakes up and actually smiles at mama! Baby is no longer pale and sweaty. Nurse baby, then call pediatrician's office.
8:30-9:30 a.m.: Mommy takes a shower. Baby sits in bouncy seat. Everything seems OK.
9:30 a.m.: Change/dress baby.
9:35 a.m.: Take baby downstairs. Baby pukes on carpet. Mommy tries to keep dog from eating puke. Baby still smiling (!!!)
10:00 a.m.: Nurse baby again. He seems more interested in eating this time. Still smiling.
10:45 a.m: Pediatrician's office calls back: It's probably a tummy bug, not a reaction to vaccines. Baby's axillary temp is 98.8 degrees (digital rectal thermometer seems to be malfunctioning, so Mommy used a Vicks stick-on disposable thermometer).
11:00 a.m.: Baby doesn't want to be cuddled by Mommy anymore. Put baby on quilt on floor. Put in a load of puke laundry. Work on cat-pee stain on living room carpet (trying natural, vinegar/water method).
11:15 a.m.: Baby doesn't want to be on the quilt anymore. Put baby in exersaucer. Baby happy.
11:30 a.m.: Baby tired. Put baby down for nap. No puke (yet). Go through the mail.
12:15 p.m.: Put in second load of (regular, non-puke) laundry.
Well, that's the glamorous day so far!
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