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January 2012 Moms
YallAintRight
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FFFC and TGIfreakingF
YallAintRight
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This week seems to basically have taken a month to go by... I thought it was Friday on Tuesday and it's been that kind of week since then!
My FFFC- I'm terrible about washing LO's toys. I saw a post the other day about how someone washed Sophie every other day. Uhhhhh... I gave her a quick rinse last night. It was her first bath.
My other FFFC- Sometimes I feel guilty about not feeling guilty for wanting to work full time. I like my job, I enjoy the adult interaction, and I realized quite quickly that I was never cut out to be a SAHM. I have nothing against SAHMs and frankly I'm in awe sometimes but I just can't imagine not working.
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Re: FFFC and TGIfreakingF
I'm with you on the toy cleaning. We don't always rinse toys that hit the floor, but I do try to remember to rinse those that got dropped in a public place. Doesn't always happen though.
My FFFC is I'm scared to crib train. I cherish the ability to sleep, even if it means bedsharing. I know it'll be good for him to learn how to sleep by himself, and it'd be nice to be back in my own bed. But since I'm on my own at night (DH works 6pm to 3am) and DS is ready to be up when the sun's up, I'm scared to try again.
Haha poor Sophie! I'm considering operating on Sophie to remove her squeaker. I think it annoys DS more than anything and when he falls asleep in his carseat holding her then shifts around it wakes him up. Plus the squeaker makes me feel like I've given him a dog toy... which, let's be honest, Sophie is basically a seriously expensive dog toy!
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I suspect he'd kick you out of his bed before middle school.
Although I do enjoy the snuggles, neither of us is sleeping well. I can't roll around to get comfortable without waking him, and seeing me next to him makes him think he needs to be suckling constantly to get back to sleep. I really need to take the plunge and transfer him, but I'm scared of having to do it by myself.
Daughter #1 - February 12, 2010
natural m/c March 11, 2011 at 8 1/2 weeks
Daughter #2 - January 11, 2012
Ectopic pregnancy discovered November 6, 2012 at 6 weeks
Daughter #3 - January 19, 2014
Started our exploration into the world of international adoption June 2012. We have no idea what this is going to look like but we are excited to find out!
i do love it...i just think DH is sick of it and i think i ought to feel bad but i don't
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I'm super jealous your in-laws moved away. I can't stand mine and I hate feeling like I have to hide from them (mostly MIL) all the time.
My FFFC is that I know I should be more diligent in making ds sleep in his bed but it's just so much easier to pull him in bed with me when he wakes up at night. I miss that he used to sttn.
"Happiness is like a butterfly; the more you chase it the more it will elude you but if u turn your attention to other things it will come & sit softly on your shoulder."
BFP! 04/26/11 - DS born 12/28/11 - BFP #2! 04/02/13 - DD born 12/11/13 -
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My FFFC is that I swore I would never let DD watch television before the age of two, and I would certainly never use it as a babysitter.
Flash to two hours of non-stop fussiness today where NOTHING would make her happy, and on the tv went.
It was an absolute blissful 30 minutes of silence. I regret nothing.
A mama's got to do, what a mama's got to do:)