MamaBunny2
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Sparkles I'm concerned about the fact that I'm due just after my kiddos start school... and that I may be stuck in the hospital for their first day That will be hard on me, but I trust my mom to handle things if need be. As long as I get to speak to them before they head out and some photos are taken all will be well with the world.
Bing it's definitely more difficult maneuvering around doing certain things, like bending over or crouching. I tire easily. BUT... I had a huge burst of productivity while OH was at work over the entire weekend! I routered out hinge spaces, cut out knob and bolt spaces and installed two slab doors, sanded and painted some touch ups on the wall, hung some drywall and corner bead and slapped a coat of mud over it all, installed some casing and baseboard and textured the ceiling
It looks much better now compared to before photos (left) and we are SO CLOSE to being done with EVERYTHING
We have basically renovated a big chunk of our house - all three bedrooms upstairs, created a fourth bedroom downstairs for us and completing the room just outside our new bedroom which will serve as a nice little media room with our recliner, computer desk, TV/monitor on the wall. When our LO is up at night, one of us can simply get him out of his bassinet and take him to the recliner to feed and rock to sleep without disturbing anyone else
OH and I have discussed our preferences for labor, delivery and afterwards. I was started to type out a birth plan, but want to speak with my doctor first at my next appointment to discuss things with him and see what I really need to specify in writing. The hospital I'll deliver at is very big on immediate skin to skin and breastfeeding, which is great for us. My main concern is how to handle family and other visitors. We are still unsure whether we want anyone in the room for delivery, but I want photos and video so would need at least one person there We want our time as a family after the birth, plus I'll be pretty naked, so definitely don't want people just coming in unannounced until we are settled in the postpartum room at least.
Bing it's definitely more difficult maneuvering around doing certain things, like bending over or crouching. I tire easily. BUT... I had a huge burst of productivity while OH was at work over the entire weekend! I routered out hinge spaces, cut out knob and bolt spaces and installed two slab doors, sanded and painted some touch ups on the wall, hung some drywall and corner bead and slapped a coat of mud over it all, installed some casing and baseboard and textured the ceiling
It looks much better now compared to before photos (left) and we are SO CLOSE to being done with EVERYTHING
We have basically renovated a big chunk of our house - all three bedrooms upstairs, created a fourth bedroom downstairs for us and completing the room just outside our new bedroom which will serve as a nice little media room with our recliner, computer desk, TV/monitor on the wall. When our LO is up at night, one of us can simply get him out of his bassinet and take him to the recliner to feed and rock to sleep without disturbing anyone else
OH and I have discussed our preferences for labor, delivery and afterwards. I was started to type out a birth plan, but want to speak with my doctor first at my next appointment to discuss things with him and see what I really need to specify in writing. The hospital I'll deliver at is very big on immediate skin to skin and breastfeeding, which is great for us. My main concern is how to handle family and other visitors. We are still unsure whether we want anyone in the room for delivery, but I want photos and video so would need at least one person there We want our time as a family after the birth, plus I'll be pretty naked, so definitely don't want people just coming in unannounced until we are settled in the postpartum room at least.