Ladies with outside babies- What have you done since having the baby that you couldn't do before? For me, the first thing was having a beer twice in one week. Freaking amazing. Then, I was able to tie on my sneakers! Tonight, I think the angels may sing from the heavens, because Im thinking of painting my toe nails. woopwooooop!
Re: outside baby moms:first "cant do cuz ur prego" thing you did
Girl beers. Mike's released the summer flavor of Strawberry Lemonade, and it makes mommy happy.
I painted my toe nails. I was excited to be able to pull over the strap on my (maryjane) shoes.
And last but not least, sleep on my belly!
Micah Leonard
Had a beer, but I could only finish half. I got a huge buzz!
You're brave. I'm still afraid to go near my junk with a razor and I'm nearly 2 weeks out.
Sleep on my back!
Climb our staircase without huffing and puffing!
Strap DS in the carseat without my belly in the way!
Have beers!
This was me too....DH went and got me Jimmy Johns and a diet pepsi while I was still in the hospital!
The absolute first thing I did was have a guilt free diet coke while in the hospital. Since she has been here I have indulged in a couple beers, a super hot bath, visually(as apposed to blindly) shaving my "goods", and slept on my stomach.
Yay for not being pregnant anymore!
Slept on my stomach. I want to have wine but since my vag exploded and I'm taking Lortab, I can't mix the two. My sis gave me a really nice bottle as a gift after Clara was born, but I haven't been able to indulge yet.
Turning over in bed is just the most fantastic thing and not having to take teeny tiny baby steps bc of the stabbing sciatica pain. I love not being pregnant anymore and have a teeny person to take care of!
This! I missed it oh so much. I might even indulge in a glass of wine this weekend. My cousin and his wife (my best friend) are visiting LO and staying overnight.
I dropped something...and picked it up!
I'm a wild child.
Etta Jane and Claire Elaine are here! Born March 28, 2012.
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