New moms

[llghoney]

Does being pregnant make you appreciate more what other women have gone through that have children? Lately I've been thinking wow this is what it is all about. It's kinda one of those til you walk in your shoes type thing. And I've grown to appreciate them going through pregnancy/birth more.

So extra if you are a mom already!!

 

[gracepaints]

Hah! Yeah. I'm surprised how many women do this more than once!

 

[llghoney]

lol, I guess that's why they usually wait a few years or so. I think one will be it for me! Spoiled rotten only child.

 

[Called2Grace]

It has taken me 4 years to forget what labour was like with number one! I didn't really take to mothering straight away though, but I think (hope) that was because I had no idea what I was doing and was really unprepared. At least I know now what I am getting into
Although it took about 6 weeks last time to get used to it. Hopefully with what I know now, it will be a little easier this time, not a walk in the park I know, but a little easier At least there shouldn't be this feeling of dread that this is never going to end.....

 

[tiredwalker]

I look at my mom friends a lot differently now. Now that I'm going to be a mom, I'm realizing that I don't know anything about anything about raising kids. I did make one puchase that seemed parent-wise today, though... a mocha and latte weave couch cover (brown and patterned to hide stains and it's washable). Oy, I've got some reading to do.

 

[llghoney]

Wouldn't it be nice to just get preggy & then wake up & it be 9 months along!