- I hoard sleep: I'm like a kid who doesn't know where their next meal is coming from...but with sleep. As soon as she crashes, I try to go to sleep as soon as possible. I think it's starting to bother Ben, so I made an effort to stay up and watch some TV with him and snuggle last night. I fell asleep. Oops.
- Poop doesn't really bother you. I used to think, "that is DISGUSTING!" and yea, sometimes it makes me gag, but it really doesn't bother me that much. Amazing.
- I really really really hate all of the baby stuff all over our house (bouncer, swing, boppy, playmat...the list is endless) but I also could tell you that each one of these items has saved my life...so what are you going to do?
- Everyone thinks Eleanor is a boy. And it's annoying to me that people say it so confidently. But I also got a green carseat and stroller, so what are they supposed to think?
- Mama. Bear. Instinct. Yes, man at Walmart, I'm talking to you - Back off!
- Everyone says you feel bad for your baby when they get shots. And I stressed so hard about someone hurting my sweet girl while I held her helplessly. Too bad neither Eleanor or I noticed when our ninja nurse gave her a shot. Bam! No tears. Can you tip nurses?
- Baby monitors are terrifying. Every horror movie has taught me that I will hear voices, aliens, ghosts, my baby sitting upright and talking, etc. And so every squeak from her fan and moment of static strikes fear deep in my heart.
- What did I do with all of my time before? I must have lazily enjoyed hours in the morning drinking coffee and curling my hair....I guess.
- She is the best, most wonderful-est thing I have ever seen. Her semi-bald (newborn hair falls out!!!!), stinky self is just perfect. Every smile and coo is like hot cocoa for my soul. I love her more than I could've ever imagined. And that makes every dirty diaper, 2 am feeding and tearful lap around the living room totally worth it.
- And now, it's hard to find other things to talk about besides babies. But I'll try.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Things, since being a mom
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I'm gonna say yes, you can tip nurses. Although I might be biased : )
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