Nighttime is Mission Pooptime

I was warned that Amelia might get her nights and days mixed up a bit at first, and sleep a lot during the day and keep me up at night.  For the first few weeks, I considered myself pretty lucky, because at night she woke up for feedings, had a diaper change and a cuddle, and then went back to sleep.  That has changed.  Instead of using night for sleeping,  Amelia uses nighttime for grunting and straining.  Makes it sound like I am sharing my bedroom with an old man pushing a big rock up a steep hill.  

It doesn't disturb her any - most of the time I think she sleeps right through it.  Not me though.  I'm sharing a room with the world's smallest constipated walrus.  And I thought Taz's snoring was bad...