Sentences with phrase «night in our rocking chair»

No late nights in a rocking chair for me.

Books were something we could never have too many of, as we spent many a night in our rocking chair reading to our daughter.

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She barely nursed that night, we rocked in that old creaky rocking chair, I tucked her into bed and left the room.

A very comfortable chair to have in the nursery for all those prolonged comforting and rocking sessions and the late night nursing ones!

Matching ottomans may also increase your comfort, particularly during those rather exhausting nights, or consider swivel rocking chairs that are easy to slip in and out of.

A love of reading is born on the lap of a parent, in the soothing cadence of a mother's voice reading the same beloved story night after night, in the rhythmic sway of a rocking chair, and in the comfortable rustle of well - worn pages being turned one after another after another.

at bedtime each night and then when I responded to his cries in the night, I held him in our usual rocking chair and «read» the story to him (it was dark and I had the book memorized so I just said it to him).

In addition, newborns need to be fed often through the night, and falling asleep with a baby while on a sofa, rocking chair, or recliner is incredibly dangerous.

When I did have to nurse at night I would go into her room and sit in a rocking chair.

Glider or rocker: You can get by without one, but a glider or rocking chair comes in very handy during all those feedings and night wakings in your baby's first year.

Take your bath, sit in the rocking chair and sing a lullaby before having a late night (healthy) snack.

A few times he still sleeps on the floor either by the door or behind his rocking chair (we even put his pillow back there for him lol) but usually he'll stay in bed all night / naptime.

Which is fine, except now I'm so exhausted that I fall asleep in the rocking chair and end up spending half the night in the chair (getting painful, crappy sleep) and half the night in the bed (also getting crappy, but less painful sleep).

We found an elephant and a giraffe on the bookcase, fire in the fireplace, yarn on the rocking chair and in the old lady's lap, a bunny in the fishing picture, and the Goodnight Moon book on the night stand.

You could argue that a rocking chair is not essential, after all you can always rock your baby in your arms to soothe her - but that requires standing for long periods of time (sometimes in the middle of the night!).

In the past, mom's everywhere wanted a nursery rocker, a rocking chair that they could sit in during those long nights when their baby didn't want to sleeIn the past, mom's everywhere wanted a nursery rocker, a rocking chair that they could sit in during those long nights when their baby didn't want to sleein during those long nights when their baby didn't want to sleep.

Sip coffee in a rocking chair on your own porch in the morning, and cozy up next to your private cabin's fireplace at night.

I love being able to step outside for a breath of fresh air with my morning coffee, be able to relax in a comfy chair (preferably rocking) with a cool glass of sweet tea on a balmy afternoon, and alfresco dining under twinkle lights on a warm summer night.

As night descends, I pass through dim streets punctuated by pockets of heat and sound, past a first - floor party bursting with reggaeton, past grandmas sitting on their rocking chairs like exhibits in a museum of working - class life.

Those early mornings, late nights, and extended layovers (often beyond our control) have found us on floors, recliners, rocking chairs, and twisting in uncomfortable seats.

And a modern rocking chair is comfortable enough for long nights with babe in arms.