1. If you still haven't given into the motherhood thing yet, like me, it might just wear you out.
2. It often feels like I get nothing done and worry that my spouse will feel the same. Good thing my spouse isn't a neat freak.
3. Sometiems it feels like a thankless job where the only pay is grins and giggles, which arn't worth much when it comes to buying the groceries. But I do have to admit, it melts my heart. And he's starting to respond more too.
4. Did you know babies get sick? They do and you can't always tell where it hurts! I do think it hurts mommy more then it does baby though. I wish I was as happy as he seems when I'm sick.
5. I have mixed feelings about going back to work. On one hand I think it would be easier to be working, but on the other had I am going to miss him so much.
6. On that note, if you're planning to put your child in care and you want them on a schedule, start early!
7. Babies have no concept of "Delayed Gratification".
8. Put the baby to sleep before he gets fussy. It just makes everything much smoother.
9. As I've noted perviously, don't get used to the idea of the baby sleeping through the night. You never know when it's going to end.
10. STILL the hardest job I've ever had, but I haven't quit yet.
Monday, February 27, 2006
Top Ten (month 3)
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Monday, February 06, 2006
My Nephew
I went to my dad's yesterday for Super Bowl, my nephew lives there. At one point he came up to ask me a question and as he walked I could "smell" him so I asked "do you have poopoo in your pants? He says "NO"! I said "then what do I smell?" His response..."chicken". Oh my, kids are cute.
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Friday, February 03, 2006
Our Dog the Protector
We have a mini Doxie and he's always been spoiled. We worried that when we brought the baby home he would be really jealous. We were basically right. I can tell he feels like he's getting the short end of the stick, but he's taking it very well.
At first he wanted to lick the baby all over, but we of course wouldn't let him. Since then he's basically gotten use to him. He's become a little protector and it's too sweet. For instance yesterday the baby was sleeping in his bouncy and I was on the computer (like now) and the baby started moving a little, but I couldn't see him because he was on the other side of the couch. All of the sudden the dog is sitting up on the couch whining and looking at me. I look over at him and was like 'okay'. Then he whines again so I stand up and the baby is moving around, but not fussing. I tell him "it's okay Beaudoux, thank you." and he calms right down. Another time the baby was in the swing and being noisy so the dog comes to me as if to say Mommy the baby's awake. He'll do the same thing if the baby's in his bassinet and the dog is still sleeping in the bed since he's in the room with him and can hear him. He's really too sweet.
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