Mobile users: I miss DS, and he's just down the hall
So I tried to go to sleep after posting DD's story, but then I got attacked by my hormones and became a big crying mess, especially about DS.
I didn't even get to hug him yesterday at the hospital...I barely got to hug him today. My parents and DH have been taking care of him, and I know he's feeling spoiled and happy, but I miss him so much. I just want to go pull him out of his crib and hold him.
Did anyone else go through this? I know a lot of this is just my crazy PP hormones, but it's like giving birth to DD made me just feel so much love for HIM, and I can't do everything with him that I would like to do right now.
Re: I miss DS, and he's just down the hall
DS woke up, and my dad thought he was being helpful by volunteering to get him. I finally yelled "NO! I'LL check on him." Poor grandpa. But I feel better
Part of my issue is that I feel that DS and I JUST really started to bond back in January when it was just the two of us, so it just really doesn't feel like I've had enough time with him. I was already KU at that point, so no turning back.
This!
I remember that first week after we brought Baby Boy home. It was cold so when the girls would go play outside with DH, I'd be stuck inside with the baby. I desperately wanted things to be the same as they were before, wanted to be able to be there for my girls. But things had changed and I needed to adjust. We all did. It's much better now. Except for the no sleep thing, but hopefully your DD is a good sleeper
im here. I always thought it was crazy when people said stuff like that, but now I totally get it. I feel like I'm abandoning her to have another one. We went out to lunch the other day and I almost cried thinking it might be our last time just us.
Thanks for the encouragement, everyone! Today was better, though I SWEAR he is HUGE now. Maybe because DD is so tiny, but DS just looks so enormous, like he had a growth spurt while I was giving birth! It makes me even more sentimental because it's just a visible reminder of how fast he is growing up!