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Challenge: Parent Fails

Silence Upstairs Does NOT Mean She Must Be Sleeping

Published on April 1, 2016

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My daughter was 2.5 years old and just starting to drop her nap. I had put her upstairs to sleep and it was silent.

I should have known better. I probably should have popped my head in to confirm it was truly a sleeping child. Instead, my daughter was quiet and focused as she colored with crayons and smeared Desitin all over her walls and body!

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