instant wipeout- so Bradyn uses a binky only to sleep. he started out playing in his room this morning and when i came back in, here he was! must've found his binky and as soon as he put it it, instant wipeout! last night was the best- he was sitting up crying and when Mark put the binky in, instantly asleep sitting! Mark had to catch him on the way down!

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