I've posted before about how little Bailey loves to rest his head on a soft toy while he sleeps, usually by taking the toy into his mouth and using it as a prop. The other evening I noticed a new twist on this procedure. For some inexplicable reason, he had buried his face inside a long lambidoodle toy and had it wrapped completely around the outside of his mouth. His nose was totally buried in the middle of the toy, even as his head was pointed straight down. I listened carefully to see if I could hear him breath but I couldn't detect any sounds — yet the gentle up-and-down motion of his body told me that yes, he was very much breathing and alive and well!
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