Where's my sleep?
Monday, April 30, 2007
It has been some time since I've had to do late night feedings - 8 years as a matter of fact. I had finally gotten used to sleeping all night. Until I brought my wonderful daughter home from the hospital that is. I am now wandering around like a zombie wondering what sleep is. I've gotten used to the fact that the car stopping in front of my house every morning at 4am is the man delivering the newspaper. I've also learned that every morning at exactly 5am there's a happy little bird singing his heart out right outside my front door and has no idea that i am inside wanting to tear his singer out. I have watched the sun come up many mornings and watched my beautiful daughters eyes light up as she watches the window go from dark to a brilliant orange. And I have to wonder if she thinks it's a huge glow worm. I do have to give great thanks to my wonderful husband - 1st for working at home and taking the time to help me IF i ask him and 2nd for getting up in the mornings and letting me sleep in. I love him so much for being there and helping. I love to watch him with her. I am amazed at how much she loves him. He's a wonderful father and a terrific husband. I know he's just as tired, but he just doesn't show it like i do. But then again, i guess bags only form under women's eyes and only they are allowed to walk around with tangled hair jammed back into a pony tail all day. I'm sure i'm a walking sex machine now, with my wonderful spit-up stained shirt and holy socks. God bless all new moms!
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If you look close enough, you can see the fresh circle of my daughter's formula on the leg of my pants. And yes, it came straight from her mouth, not the bottle!
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wheres my sleep
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 | By busymomof4
as a busy mom with 4 kids in every stage of life 17, 13,6,3 I hear you load and clear!! but as my youngest is starting to get better at sleeping all night. I am slowly getting myself back into me time.. It will happen, and I know they say this all the time but enjoy this time it to will pass. then your up late wondering if your teen will make it home safe.. (it never really ends)
Enjoy!
Saturday, June 23, 2007 | By ThriftyFun
I had 4 children, 2, 3, and 7 years apart. They are all grown up now but I have so many wonderful memories. I know when you have one after you have older children is a real blessing. You have the older ones to help. Blessings to you and your beautiful new daughter.
Susan from ThriftyFun
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