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I bought my nappy/changing bag!
https://www.babythings4u.co.uk/ajax/image.php?p=5982b57547fa.jpg&ow=350&oh=400
Looooooooovely
I bought my nappy/changing bag!
https://www.babythings4u.co.uk/ajax/image.php?p=5982b57547fa.jpg&ow=350&oh=400
Clare no sign of turtle mail from you yet
Has your mumsie mentioned a package from me yet?
Cassie..I agree with B in that you should try to let what people tell you it will be like wash over you. For all I am an advocate of painting a realistic picture about things, your own experience will be unique to you. Oh, and for me, this whole thing that everything comes naturally..like breast feeding etc, it didn't. Cara and I both had to learn and then we got good at it. I do remember in the early days feeling like a failure because it wasn't just happening on its own..so please don't feel as if you should automatically know how to do everything because you don't.
You're not moaning either...those last few weeks for me were difficult. I had to grab an hours sleep on the couch, then get up and walk, then try to sleep again. You're allowed to talk about your discomfort
Cassie honestly youve done amazingly well to stay this chipper for so long. Ive moaned my entire way through ;-)
About the fleas - hopefully that rogue one will have been caught by the flea spray. I need to get Alice sorted at the vet too. It's one of the reasons we are changing to wooden flooring so that it's easier to combat. It's part of being a cat mummy that we have these uninvited guests sometimes.
I bought my nappy/changing bag!
https://www.babythings4u.co.uk/ajax/image.php?p=5982b57547fa.jpg&ow=350&oh=400
Looooooooovely
The bag is really big. I have been looking at it online for ages and then it was in kiddicare this morning. I'm using it already as I need a new handbag. Bigger than a normal large handbag, smaller than A weekend bag.
My sister upset me today and made me go and cry in secret, well with my mum. She kept going on and on about how my mum won't take time off work to come and see me in hospital and that I'm "over estimating her" if I think she will. Well my mum is fairly flexible at work bc she's the manager and I know she'd move heaven and earth for me, the hospital is like a mile from her work, and she'd drop ANYTHING if I asked her to. This all started bc I said to my sis that unless it happens in the middle of the night, I think mum will WANT to wait in the waiting room for the late stages of labour. Not that I'd ask her to - that she'd WANT to. And sis acts like I'm just making unrealistic demands on my mother. So pitty-poo I had a little cry. It was very upsetting for me to be told it wouldn't really be high on my mum's priorities. I think my sister is jealous of mine and mum's closeness.
My mum had like 1-2 weeks off work and stayed with them all that time when Alex and Sophie arrived!! I pointed that out to Ruth but noooooo she knows best!
She is a very competitive person but not normally with me. Anytime someone else does something impressive she has to disparage it. It's sad that she can't just be happy with her charmed life and accept that not everyone has the same priorities as her and hubby. I hadn't thought about asking my mum to take time off to spend with me when the baby is born bc she will be so close and can visit any / every evening she wants but I HAD assumed she'll want to come and see me in hospital ASAP. I didn't make that assumption based on me thinking I can 'summon' her at my will and she is at my beck and call, but I made that assumption bc I KNOW MY MUM and there's no way she will want to go and spend a day at work knowing that her baby has just had a baby!