hi ladies. And hi to you, Mrs W here on this thread.
I'd like to say that I probably speak for all breast cancer survivors when I say that putting silly messages on your FB page does us no good
I was awake a lot last night, snuggling in Emily's bed, thinking about having only one child. So here's some of my positives:
1. I don't have to split my attention, all focus goes on dd
2. I usually get to sleep through the night
3. the major stress on us as a couple from having a baby is past. We both loved having a baby but even the good stress has to be handled.
4. It's pretty easy to travel with just dd, even when hubby doesn't come along. Important because we travel a lot.
5. Only one carseat
6. I think I'm going to start homeschooling dd next year so I'll have time to get a really strong start on her education
7. don't have to baby proof the house with all small parts of toddler toys lying around
hmmmm, maybe I should stick with just one kid
Foo; can I ask what your daughter's struggle with walking is?
I'm watching the most beautiful snow storm out my window right now. Big, fat, fluffy flakes.