December 2013 Moms

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  • I've already made a "Disney Savings Jar" for Logan.... He isn't even 6 weeks old yet. And we probably won't travel until age 3 or 4.
    1. I can't wait to take him there.
    2. I'm sick of change sitting around everywhere, I never think to use it.

    We already booked an early December trip! We LOVE Disney! It's just so darn expensive!
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  • My FFFC is that I don't have a FFFC

     

  • BlueCards said:
    I've already made a "Disney Savings Jar" for Logan.... He isn't even 6 weeks old yet. And we probably won't travel until age 3 or 4. 1. I can't wait to take him there. 2. I'm sick of change sitting around everywhere, I never think to use it.
    We already booked an early December trip! We LOVE Disney! It's just so darn expensive!

    I remember our trips to Disney being so exciting when I was a child living in NY. It makes me sad that Disney World won't be very special event for DD. We live 45 minutes from Orlando so that takes away from the excitement a little.
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  • NYMama1 said:

    NYMama1 said:

    Mobile or not, I'm startled and somewhat concerned at how much some of you are able to participate on the board with a newborn.

    I spend most of my time laying in bed breastfeeding or with DS2 napping on me. I am trying to establish my supply and don't plan to do much until after the 6 week growth spurt.

    So it is either watch TV, read on my Kindle or Bump and FB on my phone.

    What else should I be doing?

    Well I like to occupy my time by reading LO pages from the dictionary. Never too early to learn!
    I am teaching DS2 classical piano. The bassoon is next and then the violin.

    My confession, I have no idea what a bassoon is. I also read that as baboon. I was so confused as to how you teach someone the baboon. TGIF and DF will be home to help with LO while I sleep.
  • Even though LO is only 2 weeks old, I'm so ready for another one (kinda!) I had a very easy pregnancy and while labor may have sucked, the feeling after of holding my baby was the best feeling ever! I always wanted lots of kids, now I just need to build my bank account up lol!

    Me too!! I'm ready for another LO!

    I'm late to the party, had my 6 wk check up and I'm good to goooo! But SSS, my LO is literally attached to my boob all day which I'm fine with and I hold her a lot so it's easy to be on here. I'm a newly SAHM and I get things done around the house and then read and can only watch so much tv, and it's flipping cold so there's no way I'm taking LO out, so I hang out on here. Easy peasy! :)

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  • BlueCards said:

    @colerose I always leave LO in the car seat if they fall asleep for a quick nap and give me time to get something done quick

    Me too! I've left her in there for 45 min before!

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  • My FFFC: I honestly don't give a shit if SSS is concerned about my parenting. I know I'm doing the best I can so what an internet stranger says really doesn't bother me.

    Dis why I love you @Heaven802002!!
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  • And I definitely can't one handed bottle feed! I've tried. I suck. My carpal tunnel is terrible right now though so maybe that's why.
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  • katebusse said:

    I am not looking forward to going back back to Cali Cali. I hate it and hate that we have to drive to parks and green space. There is no backyard to play in and street to walk on. Give me snow-you can keep the gorgeous and predictable weather.

    No offense California people but I loathe being stationed here. Granted we are in the valley and not somewhere good...but still. The air quality is so horrid that we can't even go outside for a walk. It looks foggy...but it ain't fog. Why did the navy have to put the base here???
  • I am not looking forward to going back back to Cali Cali. I hate it and hate that we have to drive to parks and green space. There is no backyard to play in and street to walk on. Give me snow-you can keep the gorgeous and predictable weather.

    No offense California people but I loathe being stationed here. Granted we are in the valley and not somewhere good...but still. The air quality is so horrid that we can't even go outside for a walk. It looks foggy...but it ain't fog. Why did the navy have to put the base here???
    We're stationed in Monterey. It's foggy ALL the time, and even though it's actually fog and not dirty air it still sucks. Can't wait to be back on the east coast.
    We're in Lemoore...it was our last choice behind Japan. Thanks big navy...
  • BlueCards said:

    @colerose I always leave LO in the car seat if they fall asleep for a quick nap and give me time to get something done quick

    I always leave the baby there.




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  • BoothBaby said:
    Mobile or not, I'm startled and somewhat concerned at how much some of you are able to participate on the board with a newborn.
    I have one of those lazy/slow nursers who will feed for 30 to 45 minutes at a time. I have nothing else to do but Bump it up! Lately I am bored because of the lack of posts, especially at night. Don't you ladies know that you're supposed to keep me entertained!?
    I go back to work 1/29 and will be up all night on TB again with you :)
  • Cashingn2 said:
    I have a feeling it's going to be a huge PITA to lug my pump to work. And it's going to annoy me to sit in my treatment room and pump. So my mom, who will be watching LO has offered to bring him to my spa twice a day so that I can nurse him. She lives about 20 minutes away. I told her that's ridiculous and a waste of gas. But I'm secretly thinking it's the best idea evarrrrr cause then I get to see LO twice a day when I go back!
    That's great! I've had a lot of anxiety about pumping at work but it hasn't been too bad. I leave my pump in that room and the sink is right outside so that's helpful. I wish we could continue to nurse or I would probably have H do that. He brings her by at least a couple days a week for lunch bc I've really missed her since I went back. Seriously, that's really great of your Mom!
    You'd have H nurse? Bravo! ;)
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    LP0198 said:

    My FFFC is that I feel terrible how much I have to yell at DS lately. We have left the house maybe three times since DD was born and the poor kid is going stir crazy, I get that, but he listens like a brick! He is constantly climbing over the baby gates to attack our printer or get at the pellet stove (obviously hot and dangerous). I have to constantly jump up while nursing to grab him. The dogs have to stay on the other side of the gate for their own safety because he tries riding them or ripping their tails off. He watches way more tv now because it's the only way I can get him to sit still for 5 seconds and I hate it. The living room looks like a bomb went off because of the amount of toys around to entertain him. I cant do anything around the house because I cant walk away from DD for a second because DS runs over and tries to pick her up. I feel like I'm failing him as a mother.

    It's so tough, isn't it? I feel like my older son is so much harder than the baby a lot of the time, although things are finally getting better. DS1 is older than your son (he's four), but I've been having really good luck the last few weeks with a star chart. I write out the tasks/behaviors I want for him and he gets a star for doing each thing. Ours are typically getting dressed, brushing teeth, staying in bed, etc. If he gets all his stars for the day, he gets something from the "mystery box" (typically items from the dollar bin at Target or little race cars). It's helped us to avoid so much yelling and instead we focus on the positive things. I'm not sure whether your son would understand something like that yet? I've also been trying to take it easy on myself by going with the increase in TV and iPad time these last few weeks. Good luck.


    That's a great idea but he wouldn't understand that concept yet. Thanks for the suggestion though, I'll keel it filed in my memory for when he's older.

    He really is a good boy but the climbing is ridiculous! He will literally climb the bookcases to the ceiling, he has no fear. It's impossible to completely babyproof (or DS proof) a room so I cannot leave him alone for a second. I can't wait for it to get warm out so we can go to the park where he can burn off his energy and I don't feel like a crazy person.

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  • Mobile or not, I'm startled and somewhat concerned at how much some of you are able to participate on the board with a newborn.
    I'm pretty bored most days. We sit on the couch or in the rocker feeding or napping most of the time when DS is at school. I actually need more ideas for wasting time--this board is too slow!!
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  • I do not think some people on here need to have access to a computer

    I hate california and I'm sorry always will ( We have to live here no money to move)

    @skylight no you can have him back

    I think everyone jumped down SSS thorat a little too much, could it have been said differently yes did she mean harm prob not but come on people we are all tired, prob wearing the same spit up shirt as yesterday and need a shower that last more then 5 mins.. And yes I'm white knighting and really do not give a fuck :D



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  • katebussekatebusse member
    edited January 2014
    I am not looking forward to going back back to Cali Cali. I hate it and hate that we have to drive to parks and green space. There is no backyard to play in and street to walk on. Give me snow-you can keep the gorgeous and predictable weather.
    No offense California people but I loathe being stationed here. Granted we are in the valley and not somewhere good...but still. The air quality is so horrid that we can't even go outside for a walk. It looks foggy...but it ain't fog. Why did the navy have to put the base here???
    We're stationed in Monterey. It's foggy ALL the time, and even though it's actually fog and not dirty air it still sucks. Can't wait to be back on the east coast.
    Agreed. Home is not always where the Navy sends you. If you are in CA because you want to live in a gorgeous vacation destination part of the world where it's always sunny and nice, than it's a great place to be. 

     

     

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  • I love my baby, but it's making me crazy that I can not get a single thing done because she needs constant attention.

    My 6 year old has been acting out, and I don't know what to do about it. I don't have the time or energy to give her more attention right now.

    We are supposed to be moving next week, and I haven't even starting packing. I have no idea how I am supposed to pack when I'm not sleeping and I constantly have a baby on my "nibble" (my kids' word for nipple). And thinking about packing makes me want to cry.
  • ColeRose said:

    I just picked C up from my parents' house and he fell asleep during the 10 min ride home. When we came inside instead of taking him out of his car seat I left him in there so I could heat up lunch and eat. I feel kinda guilty but I just wanted a quiet lunch :)



    SSS when I'm BFing C I either have one or both hands free. His nursing sessions last anywhere from half hour to an hour so TB it is.

    I did this to get the groceries from the car and put away. She slept long enough that I got to pee alone. It was refreshing.
  • I'm so scared to have a toddler. I have no patience at all and I'm afraid I will constantly go off on my son. I can't stand my nephew because he's such a terrible kid.
    One day at a time.....
  • lisa1129 said:

    Six weeks later and I still haven't written one damn thing in the baby book. Not even his name. Poor second child.

    To be fair, I haven't updated DD's baby book for her second birthday, which was in October.

    My MIL will freak if she finds out that I haven't touched LO's baby book. She knew I am not the scrapbook type.
  • Huh... I thought SSS was just being funny... Now bashing the Beiber is where I get totes offended. ;)
  • BlueCards said:

    @colerose I always leave LO in the car seat if they fall asleep for a quick nap and give me time to get something done quick

    Same here. Hell, I bought a swing just for this occasion!
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  • People that hate on CA get on my nerves. I fucking love this state.

    I'm sure if we lived in the shithole part we would be bummed too.

    True. But don't say you hate CA. Just say you hate the shitty city you live in.


    I do not like the place I live, but in general have not had good experiences in most places I've been, visited and stayed in California. Would rather be back east somewhere...my personal opinion. But I don't get to choose where I live, so here I sit...in California. I'm sure there are places you've been that you wouldn't want to live and would probably really not like if you were forced to live there.
  • edenkeeveredenkeever member
    edited January 2014
    Looks like my FFFC is that I don't like living in California. Probably because I was born and raised in Alabama--like a lightyear away from here. Haha

    ETA: the fact that I miss my family like crazy and hardly ever get to see them probably has a lot to do with my opinion. I would love to vacation in CA...just not live here.
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    Cashingn2 said:

    @SSS, the part of your comment that everyone was so offended by was the word CONCERNED. Trust me, I creepy internet love you, but it doesn't matter who had said that, I would have been offended after all I've been through just trying to feed my daughter. It's okay though, I am sure I overreacted and will get over it soon.




    I am legitimately concerned for SGs kids, if they even exist. (I just caught up on last week drama yesterday.). Who has time to troll?
    What SG drama! Anyone know the thread name?
    Guys be careful. She is like Bloody Mary you know what happens if you say her name 3x. She's likely to show up.


    Lol. Looks like this is true today...
  • amberpro said:

    I don't think SSS had the heart of a "sanctimommy" in her confession. I simply think she suffered from poorwordchoiceatosis. I think concern was strong and confused would more aptly fit there.

    I confess we've watched a little too much Disney Junior this week (see above diagnosis). What can I say... The laundry was out of control.

    @amberpro I knew you were making a doc mcstuffins reference before the second paragraph, we've been watching too much Disney junior lately too!!
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