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"Maybe it&amp;#039;s all the time we spent on the road last week, but Emmett was a huge fuss-monkey all day yesterday \u2026 unless we put him in his car seat!  He was in hysterics after finishing every meal, and when I attempted to get him back into his bedtime routine, he just wailed and wailed. I tried rocking him, bouncing him over my shoulder, and doing every trick from The Happiest Baby on the Block. He just screamed and screamed until I popped him back in his Graco Snugride. Most of the time swinging the car seat back and forth calmed him down, but around 11 p.m., my husband, Rory, had to snap the car seat into the stroller and the baby and the dog for a 45-minute walk!    Passed out on his late-night stroll. Now, an hour and a half later, he&amp;#039;s still conked out in the car seat. I&amp;#039;m ready for bed but I don&amp;#039;t want to just leave him there. First of all, his little back has to be sweaty. Plus, won&amp;#039;t he get cramps if he spends the night upright?  Is it okay to let my baby sleep in his car seat? Is it worth it to wake him and put him in his crib? Or should I just let him snooze? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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