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Currently Feeling:  | My husband and I work opposite shifts so that we don't have to worry about child are, I work morning/early afternoons and hubby works late afternoon/evenings. We also live close to all of our family who help out when needed  It will get interesting with breast feeding though, with our dd I was home for the first couple of years and was able to exclusively breast feed, with this one I will be going back to work in a few months and plan on breast feeding and pumping for hubby to bottle feed!
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