Stephen King - Holly
Not far in it yet but glad it's not 1000+ pages.
Heading Home With Your Newborn was probably the only useful one I read.
One interesting thing I noticed was that What to Expect and Mayo Clinic's Guide and whatever else I read were really verbose whereas whatever book my husband had (targeted towards fathers) were more straightforward and to-the-point.
Goodness that's awful. How is your sister doing after all this time?
I don't put batteries in them if I have the choice.
Sounds like she's getting her sleep needs met... During the day. 😬 It's a phase but I'm sure feels like eternity. You can caps naps, add white noise, make sure she's warm enough, erc. Maybe introduce a lovey if you're comfortable? I'd start with capping naps.
Are there any indoor playgrounds near you?
You're doing great. They'll eat when and what they need! Your kiddo is eating better than me. I had two cookies.
How old is this infant and what is this infant being fed?
Blues Traveler - Hook
Plans are a bit subdued due to COVID. One family member is currently in the hospital as a result of some symptoms.
They're excited. They want stuff wrapped in certain colors so I can't wait for their disappointment tomorrow lol
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I didn't want kids for the longest time. Then I met my husband and wanted to make a family. We were fortunate to have two lovely girls (after three unfortunate miscarriages). Actually, I think it was after the first miscarriage that my desire for a baby was truly solidified.
Life is chaotic and busy and expensive but I wouldn't trade it for life before kids.