You openly discuss poopies and breastfeeding with just about anyone, even while eating.
You forgot to put on deodorant this morning, but DID brush your teeth, so that's a win.
Your babysitter sends you a celebratory text stating "we have poopies" when your child poops. And as if that isn't bad enough, you respond with a "woohoo" then inquire about the color, consistency, and whether or not there was a struggle.
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You don't remember if you brushed your teeth that morning. Or the morning before.
You celebrate when you make it a day without getting spit up on your shirt, or you fail to notice said spit up on your shirt.
Baby Boy Born 3.15.11. 8lb 9oz, 21.75in.
6 month stats: 20lb 11oz (92%tile), 30.12in.(100%tile - who knew it went over 99th? Which means 100% of other 6 month olds are shorter than mine!)
I have taken a picture of a poopy diaper to send to my husband.
Only a mom would do that!
We now talk about poop every day. Ha!
One time after my sitter texted me to inform me of poop, one of my coworkers walked up to me and said "how's the baby" and I said "great! he just pooped!" in my excited voice. I didn't even hesitate. The look on her face was priceless, she didn't know how to respond to that one.
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...you can barely fit a wallet in your purse because you have too many teethers (you know, one of each kind, the plastic rings, the watery ones, the fabricky ones, the ones that make noise...)
...you stop speaking to another adult midsentence because LO just made a noise/smiled at you and you feel obligated to respond to her immediately so she knows you're listening.
Your babysitter sends you a celebratory text stating "we have poopies" when your child poops. And as if that isn't bad enough, you respond with a "woohoo" then inquire about the color, consistency, and whether or not there was a struggle.
::snort:: THIS.
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I have taken a picture of a poopy diaper to send to my husband.
Only a mom would do that!
We now talk about poop every day. Ha!
One time after my sitter texted me to inform me of poop, one of my coworkers walked up to me and said "how's the baby" and I said "great! he just pooped!" in my excited voice. I didn't even hesitate. The look on her face was priceless, she didn't know how to respond to that one.
Bahahahaha! I just laughed so loud that I scared DS and he slowly looked at me like I was crazy.
You find yourself swaying or bouncing even when you're not holding LO. I do this ALL the time. I also sometimes find myself rocking the grocery cart when LO's not even in it. lol.
Re: You know you're a mom when...
When someone says "I hate that I had to wake up before noon today!" and you want to smack them in the face!
Related to that, you think that 8am is sleeping in.
Your goal for the day is to fit a shower in!
If you go a day without getting peed on, pooped on, or spit on, your day was very successful!
Your makeup is collecting dust in the corner...
Edited for wording...
... When, in conversation with adults, you've started using 'baby talk', i.e. tummy instead of stomach.
And I agree with the sleep one, for sure.
YOU KNOW YOU"RE A NEW MOM WHEN...
You openly have conversations on facebook about Poop.
You openly discuss poopies and breastfeeding with just about anyone, even while eating.
You forgot to put on deodorant this morning, but DID brush your teeth, so that's a win.
Your babysitter sends you a celebratory text stating "we have poopies" when your child poops. And as if that isn't bad enough, you respond with a "woohoo" then inquire about the color, consistency, and whether or not there was a struggle.
You don't remember if you brushed your teeth that morning. Or the morning before.
You celebrate when you make it a day without getting spit up on your shirt, or you fail to notice said spit up on your shirt.
I forgot about the poop thing!
I have taken a picture of a poopy diaper to send to my husband.
Only a mom would do that!
We now talk about poop every day. Ha!
One time after my sitter texted me to inform me of poop, one of my coworkers walked up to me and said "how's the baby" and I said "great! he just pooped!" in my excited voice. I didn't even hesitate. The look on her face was priceless, she didn't know how to respond to that one.
...you can barely fit a wallet in your purse because you have too many teethers (you know, one of each kind, the plastic rings, the watery ones, the fabricky ones, the ones that make noise...)
...you stop speaking to another adult midsentence because LO just made a noise/smiled at you and you feel obligated to respond to her immediately so she knows you're listening.
.....you call your son "booby boy" in public as you get ready to breastfeed.
.....you pause in the middle of an intimate moment with your husband and shush him to say "did you just hear the baby cry?"
::snort:: THIS.
Just got to talk to DH over Yahoo Messenger (he's deployed) and we spent a good 5 minutes talking about Jessica's poop lol!!
Have TOTALLY done this myself...
and to add to the collection...
taken a shower with the shower door/curtain half open so LO can see you in the bouncer in the bathroom to try to stop him from crying!
Bahahahaha! I just laughed so loud that I scared DS and he slowly looked at me like I was crazy.
you narrate your way through the grocery store so your LO won't get bored.
you break out in a silly song/ lullaby in public when your baby gets fussy.
you turn down invites and plans left and right because it's "past the baby's bedtime" after 8 PM.
This. You know youre a mommy when your night ends at 9:30 because of bedtime.
This! All the time.
To add, you tend to show the same pictures to people over and over again. You never get sick of them but other people might haha
haha I do this too!! OR swaying!
YOU KNOW YOU"RE A NEW MOM WHEN...
You find yourself swaying or bouncing even when you're not holding LO. I do this ALL the time. I also sometimes find myself rocking the grocery cart when LO's not even in it. lol.
Some great ones out there! I love the bouncing/swaying w.o the baby! I do that all the time!
-- You know every establishment in a 20 mile radius with a drive through! (Thank you banks, pharmacy, dry cleaner, etc!).
--You have researched your baby gear more than your 401k!
Guilty as charged!
Whey you are OK with not painting your nails because you don't have time for it anymore :-(
Instead of an embarrassing thing like condoms fall out of your purse it's breastpads.