The more I write on here I am well aware the..well lest say stranger I am going to make myself sound. Having said that, so it is out in the open and recognized..
For the past week or so I have been trying to be like an ostrich, along the lines of it I can't (or in this case won't) see it, then it isn't really happening.As in head in the sand. Spencer (my baby who will most likely from now on be referred to as Bitsy, a name he has had since he came home from the hospital)has been showing signs he is ready to be toilet trained****post on hold I need to snuggle Addison*****(Although that may get annoying..I want to include "disturbances" as this is firstly and fore mostly a journal for my children)a normal sane person would probably be pouncing on this opportunity. For me however it makes me heartsad ( if that makes sence?) My head is saying"this is great, lets get it started" but my heart, and what I tend to think with mostly is saying he is just so little, he is my little baby. "I think we should wait a bit longer.." So, anyone that knows me will no what the outcome of this dilemma will be...
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
I am Torn
Posted by Mary-Anne at 7:14 PM
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Mary Caroline just moved out of the crib.. and it was HARD for me!
The move was easier for her than me! She's my baby!!
Sometimes it feels like your heart is tearing slowly with all the "little let go's we do as parents but I think especially mothers!
I know the feeling! But I am also really enjoying the next stage of parenting too. No more nappies, daytime sleeps, everyone can feed and dress themselves. I am finding now that we can do different things as a family and I'm really enjoying the dynamics of having a family with no babies! (although I LOVED having new babies). I guess it's important to appreciate each stage for what it is xx
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