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Re: Week of 5/23 Randoms
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DS#1 July 2016
Baby #2 July 2018
Here's the current situation. DH has a name he loves, Beck. I like it too. He even liked it more than Finn. So what's the problem? His dog was named that originally before they renamed him The Dude. Am I being irrational to not wanting to use it? I do know two other people who named their children the same thing as a pet they used to have but its kind of weird to me. I'm trying to get over it but it's hard.
1. I echo what everyone else has said that it really blows you "lost out" on your first choice name!
2. Beck and Ruby sounds ridiculously adorable to me. I love that combination! If you can get past the dog's name thing, it's an awesome choice.
I'm feeling a little bit less desolate now... you ladies are the best!
ETA: Words. I suck at grammar today.
*i might have a small problem if the dog's name was Stinky or something
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@Shelby00519 - the tin foil trick has worked really well for me so far. I put up the pack n play about a month ago and the cat was obsessed with it. I put tin foil in it and he went in it ONCE before freaking out and hasn't tried to go in it since. There is one tiny footprint in there from his one encounter with it and the rest of the foil is still shiny and untouched! Not sure how well it works for dogs.
I see nothing wrong with using a former pet's name for your child!! Our dog is Miles and my husband actually suggested it as a baby boy name. Miles is still very much with us in our house so I think that would be a tad weird, lol. But I had a cat Max and had no problem throwing that out as a suggestion for baby.
There are some good med/health kits you can get with essentials. Usually includes a thermometer, nasal aspirator, nail clippers and a few medicine syringes, though Tylenol will come with a syringe. But instead of those bulb aspirators the kits come with, I highly preferred the Nose Frieda -- AKA the snot sucker.
Im just sad and overwhelmed. Ds turns 1 on June 6th and I've had to cancel his bday party and will probably be in the hospital still for his real birthday. My family doesn't live around here so a lot of arrangements need to be made for child care, which is why they gave me til Monday to get everything in order. I just don't want to leave my little guy for so long! I know this is what's best for LO and for me but it's still just so hard to wrap my head around hospital bed rest. I'm a former L&D nurse so I know all that goes into an antepartum admission and it sucks! Luckily I'll be at the hospital I used to work at and have many many nurse friends and Drs who will visit me and who will take great care of LO and I!
Sorry this his is so long! Needed to whole heartedly vent as with everyone else in my life I'm really putting up this strong front that everything is ok even though I'm really feeling scared and sad!