So there I was, just pulling my hair out, the baby would not fall asleep.

I mean, you heard it.

He was crying, screaming, he had been up for like an hour and a half, it was ready, it

was time to cry.

No, it was like two, maybe two and a half hours.

Oh, by the end of it, yeah.

So I mean, I tried everything, I'm rocking them to sleep, I'm playing like sweet music,

I'm like, we're talking like John Legend, they're, I think I played some like slower red

hot chili peppers song, you know, road trippin' from the California Album and I'm, you

know, I'm singing to him, I'm swaying him, I'm doing everything, I'm shushing, I'm

putting the pacifier in.

Was he swaddled?

Yeah, at first, yeah.

So you're doing all the things, you did all the five of us.

I'm out of the swaddle and then I put him back in the swaddle and I had him in the snooge

and then I talk about the snooge and it's like I have him in the, he's crying, his eyes

are like spanned out, like so wide open.

I probably tried to put him down, unsuccessful for a nap on three seven occasion, probably

to 45 minutes and he's just screaming to the point where you started walking back, you're

like is everything okay?

Something rotten.

What are you doing?

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