I'm kidding...sort of. It's just that I am starting to wonder why on earth I thought I wanted 2 kids. I have such a nice life with my daughter and DH, we have a good routine, we all get our sleep & we have a lot of fun together. Now I am about to upend everything with a newborn. I'm going to upset my daughter's life and I'm worried about how she'll take it. She has a lot going on right now too - potty training, for one. How do I make sure she gets the attention she needs? On the flip side, what if I end up ignoring the new baby in favor of her? Not to mention that for at least 2-3 months, DH and I will not be getting good sleep. I have a history of PPD and not sleeping is definitely a big contributing factor to that. Just being pregnant, I feel like I'm barely hanging on. How will I manage with a new baby? I'm also worried about how I'll feel about the new baby. Do I have room in my heart for 2 kids? I sure hope so, but I just don't know.
Why did I think this was a good idea? Because I sure thought so last summer when I got knocked up. Well, thanks for listening to my rant!
Re: Is it too late to back out?
Thanks ladies. It's good to know that these feelings are common. And it's also good to hear that there will be room in my heart for both. Those are very encouraging words to me.
I do have a history of PPD and this pregnancy h
I felt this way when I found out I was pregnant. This pregnancy was not planned and honestly we thought we were done with just the one. My son is 6, will be 7 when our baby arrives and I was freaking out. My best friend sent me this l
"WTH were we thinking?" = TRUTH! LOL I'm not a "sugar-coater", in case you hadn't noticed! I'll say it is HARD, and I know you expect it to be, but you may be surprised how much harder it is than you expected. For me, it la