For those of you who have more than one baby, how weird did it feel to say "our kids"? I know after Sophia was born, for months I would get giddy every time I was able to use kids or children. It's almost the same feeling when right after you get married and start using Mr. And Mrs. Last name. Maybe I'm silly but it was fun adjusting to having "kids".
It was a little odd to say, "the girls," lol. But it's going to be even stranger to me to have to adjust and start saying "the kids," because now they won't all be girls!
It was a little odd to say, "the girls," lol. But it's going to be even stranger to me to have to adjust and start saying "the kids," because now they won't all be girls!
LOL - Definitely this.
Also, I've been married over 4 years and it still feels weird (in a fun way) to refer to DH as my husband.
It was a little odd to say, "the girls," lol. But it's going to be even stranger to me to have to adjust and start saying "the kids," because now they won't all be girls!
This will be true for me too if this baby is a girl. We say "the boys" a lot.
Whenever I'm out with just one of the girls and someone starts talking to me about my kids, I just HAVE to let them know I have another one. It's weird, but I just cannot stand the thought of people knowing about one of my kids but not the other.
Whenever I'm out with just one of the girls and someone starts talking to me about my kids, I just HAVE to let them know I have another one. It's weird, but I just cannot stand the thought of people knowing about one of my kids but not the other.
I'm the same way. But it kind of also has to do with that thing I was talking about in the second epic thread, when people are so shocked by my age because of how young I look. Almost every time I go out someone asks, "Aww, your first?" And I say, "Nope, my third."
Cue the:
"How OLD are you?"
Yeah it's annoying sometimes, but sometimes it gives me the giggles.
I've started (very tentatively) referring to "the girls" when we talk about future events and upcoming summer activities. Like, "Well, when we take the girls to the cabin this summer..."
It's so weird and awesome and totally makes me giddy!!!!
Re: Those who have 2 plus kids
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LOL - Definitely this.
Also, I've been married over 4 years and it still feels weird (in a fun way) to refer to DH as my husband.
To kind of spin off the main topic...
Whenever I'm out with just one of the girls and someone starts talking to me about my kids, I just HAVE to let them know I have another one. It's weird, but I just cannot stand the thought of people knowing about one of my kids but not the other.
I'm the same way. But it kind of also has to do with that thing I was talking about in the second epic thread, when people are so shocked by my age because of how young I look. Almost every time I go out someone asks, "Aww, your first?" And I say, "Nope, my third."
Cue the:
"How OLD are you?"
Yeah it's annoying sometimes, but sometimes it gives me the giggles.
// I love you too. //
Aw this made me smile
I've started (very tentatively) referring to "the girls" when we talk about future events and upcoming summer activities. Like, "Well, when we take the girls to the cabin this summer..."
It's so weird and awesome and totally makes me giddy!!!!
By the time we're done we're going to have to refer to the kids as a roster. As in a basketball roster. ;P
I love saying the boys. My boys; all 3 of them including DH.
BFP 5/21/10, Missed m/c 7/5/10 at 11w3d (baby measured 7wks), D&C 7/7/10
Aug/Sept 2010 - CD3&10 b/w & u/s, genetic testing, SA, HSG, & Lap/Hyst to remove septum
12/09/10 BFP -- 7/05/11 DS born at 33w5d. Came home after 23d in NICU at 37w0d
June 2012 - TTC #2! -- 10/05/12 BFP -- 5/23/13 DS2 born at 37w1d! Yay full term!
Surprise BFP 6/25/14 LO#3 due Feb2015!