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Rachelilly23 · July 2013

Whatchy'all got?

AnotherPreggo · July 2013

Spent yesterday's afternoon nap looking through baby girl names. No, I am not pregnant.

BabyCarryingVessel · July 2013

Went to a fancy Italian restaurant yesterday on my business trip and spent $75 on my meal, plus a $15 tip. Never spent that much before, but the ambiance was beautiful and the food delish, so I don't care!

Rachelilly23 · July 2013

Kittery16 said:
Spent yesterday's afternoon nap looking through baby girl names. No, I am not pregnant.

I do this all the time lol. And I'm pretty sure we're already decided on a girl's name if we ever have one!

AnotherPreggo · July 2013

@Rachelilly23 boys names were so much easier for us. The only one we could agree on for a girl was the one we picked... I don't know what we will do if we have another girl hahaha

chricast · July 2013

Boys names are so hard for me!

AnotherPreggo · July 2013

The biggest problem for girl names is that our last names ends in IE, so anything ending with Y, IE, I, etc just sounds so dumb.

lady dixneuf · July 2013

boys names are really hard.

my confession: I don't miss the newborn stage AT ALL

I've enjoyed the 2nd 6 months of life so much more.

Cbeanz · July 2013

I am enjoying this age, but sometimes I do miss my immobile seal pup.

Cbeanz · July 2013

I totally had a confession yesterday but I forgot it! It'll come to me...

chricast · July 2013

I really do not miss the constant spit up and crying! I will trade that any day for sitting in a highchair eating her real food and scooting around squealing with joy all day.

Rachelilly23 · July 2013

Kittery16 said:
The biggest problem for girl names is that our last names ends in IE, so anything ending with Y, IE, I, etc just sounds so dumb.

@Kittery16 we have the same problem!! Ours ends in -ey.

Rachelilly23 · July 2013

chricast said:
Boys names are so hard for me!

Yep. We could never agree, girl name was easy peasy!

NoelBird · July 2013

lady dixneuf said:

boys names are really hard.

my confession: I don't miss the newborn stage AT ALL
I've enjoyed the 2nd 6 months of life so much more.

I completely agree, I had a really rough time during the newborn stage. The next time if I could go straight to 3 months I probably would. I laugh when I watch movies with newborns who are always sleeping contently and everyone looks well rested. It's all lies!

AnotherPreggo · July 2013

Our first few months were horrible until we figured out her MSPI situation... which didn't happen until she was 4 months old. Ugh. I feel horrible that it took us so long.

Sillygirl85 · July 2013

I am encouraging my parents to take their cat to the animal shelter. Technically it's my brother's cat that he won't take. They are trying to sell their house and the cat keeps pissing and pooping everywhere but the litter box. Vets say she is stressed out. The cat has always been mean and nasty, so I doubt she will ever find another home. But my poor mother is so stressed out, she went to work today and realized when she got there that the cat had pissed on her sweater.

Mrs.G123 · July 2013

Painting DD's room this week has totally snowballed into the room and the bathroom. I don't feel that bad about it.

lady dixneuf · July 2013

I'm currently sitting in the glider in LO's room while he plays in his crib. He took a piddly 30 minute nap, I'm exhausted, so I'm taking a coffee break and bumping for a bit. He's perfectly content...MOTY over here.

oh come on! good mothering is not giving 24/7 entertainment to your child. That's actually BAD for him. You're teaching him to play independently in a safe, supervised environment and also taking care of you. That's a GOOD thing. You ARE MOTY!

clrgrdfrk · July 2013

ThisIsBrea said:

I'm currently sitting in the glider in LO's room while he plays in his crib. He took a piddly 30 minute nap, I'm exhausted, so I'm taking a coffee break and bumping for a bit. He's perfectly content...MOTY over here.

DD woke up in the middle of me getting ready this morning, she just played in her crib for 10 minutes while I finished. I could have brought her in with me but she was content talking to the wall.

lady dixneuf · July 2013

haha here's a good one:

I'm not gonna post a pic of my H but I for sure am looking at everyone's pics! ha!

Mrs_Lady · July 2013

lady dixneuf said:

boys names are really hard.

my confession: I don't miss the newborn stage AT ALL
I've enjoyed the 2nd 6 months of life so much more.

Yep I don't miss the newborn stage...everything after month 2 seemed ok...perhaps I was still in my daze phase:)

LorMor · July 2013

mbm1983 said:

dotmbc said:

I kind of regret getting a dog a year before A was born. I feel like I only have enough time and attention to care for one living being. I thought about how much easier it would be if we didn't have the dog. I'm not considering rehoming or anything. I just feel bad for even feeling like this.

we've had our dog for 6 years and still feel the same way. He just doesn't get as much attention as he used to. We're all still adjusting to that. We try to make a point to have "murphy days" where we focus more on him. this usually involves a trip to the groomer (which he loves)

Yay! I've always wondered who Murphy was!

ChrisG83 · July 2013

I had a dozen mini cupcakes hidden in my pantry and I ate 9 of them throughout the week. Nobody ever knew.

Ziegeficker · July 2013

Cbeanz said:

I am enjoying this age, but sometimes I do miss my immobile seal pup.

Me too! Except I really like that we can go out to eat with Henry now because he's now interested in food...or spoons...and it keeps him busy and quiet while we eat.

Cbeanz · July 2013

@thisisbrea

OMG LOOKIT EV IN A PENGUIN SUIT!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAA!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!

Cbeanz · July 2013

My baby was scratched by an older baby her first week of daycare and I went nuts, considered quitting my job to stay home with her, etc.

I found out she scratched one of the newest babies in daycare last week.

My confession: I found it funny, like it was some sort of initiation/rite of passage.

RayT1 · July 2013

I bought a Beco Gemini today, that means I have 6 different baby wearing options now... I think I should sell the two I don't like/use.

ChrisG83 · July 2013

mmnumber5 said:

I just about cried buying groceries because we had to buy meat. I am contemplating becoming a vegetarian

No kidding! Seriously I think the same way, also with having two boys and a husband who drink so much milk I can't keep up sometimes.

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