What three means to me.

April 1, 2007 – 2:58 am

    I have not been blogging lately like I would like. I am realizing it is because I am still in the adjustment period. This period may take an extra long time. I am looking at my now three week -old little fish. It feels like ages ago that we were in the hospital, the pediatrician’s office. I am shocked that it has only been three weeks. I am trying so hard not to think about this being the last baby for us.

    My mind and body are exhausted but I am driven. Driven to suck every burp, grunt, gassy smile, eye cross, body twitch as I pat his back, and look into those sweet blue/grey eyes. Just in case he is our last sweet child.

    Thing 1 and 2 love their little brother. Watching me breastfeed the baby has spurred on some great questions like….

    "So you just push the button and the milk comes out?"

and yesterday at preschool we had an Easter egg hunt. The baby started to fuss and one of the mom’s in our co-op group asked Thing 1, "Is your baby brother is crying?"

To which his response was.

    "Yes. Moooommm! The baby just needs one b@@bie, not three, not four, just one." 

    My friend was shocked into fits of laughter. I was thankful she was the only one in hearing range. Thing 1 has definately got the breastfeeding technicalities down. 

    Thing 2 is just facinated by how thirsty he is all the time.

 


  1. 4 Responses to “What three means to me.”

  2. Three… yes, three knocked me right off of my horse.

    Wait.

    So did kiddo’s one and two! Take yer time, I think you have it right to spend your heart and time in this baby, last or not.

    By bon on Apr 2, 2007

  3. You’ll figure it out, right? Right? We’re thinking about considering #3 and I’d like to think you’re gonna get it all sorted out sometime so maybe we’ll have a little more hope. :)

    By daring one on Apr 2, 2007

  4. But the question is, have they tried to nurse the baby yet?

    My boy has “nursed” both his little sisters.

    By Stephanie on Apr 4, 2007

  5. Cherish it all.. it sure flies! Sasha is 9 months old. Can you believe it? Oy.

    Love the push the button comment. Rofl!

    By Lei on Apr 13, 2007

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