Now I take pictures of LittleDude almost every night when he nurses to sleep. One of these times it will be the last time that he snuggles to sleep and looks for my cuddles overnight. Soon one day, my milk will not be the thing that he needs to soothe his owies or mend his broken heart.
There of course are frustrations, when I want him to just go to bed.... to stop following me around, but he is my last little baby, so I am really trying to to focus on snuggling and enjoying every moment I can, because one time- it will be memories.
I love my little ones, and this is different, because I usually had delivered another baby by this time and had my time divided between a new baby and a three year old toddler.
Its hard not to have another baby, it is hard to know that this is my last snuggle bug, and I don't like it. Being a mother has been such a huge part of my life- leaving this stage is a struggle for me. What will it look like? Will I still be needed? Loved? How will we navigate this?
A huge part of me hopes that this is not my last baby, I don't feel done. My heart aches for more nursing time, for more baby-wearing time, for more singing, and feeling a baby move in my womb
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Little boy/big boy
Monday, September 7, 2015
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Colored rice art
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Last week the little kids and I made colored rice. We watched it drying for days. Being reminded daily that we have rice to use.
After several days of drying out the rice was ready to use.
So today we used it. It started out well enough but escalated quickly to glue hand- prints. It was fun while it lasted.
Regardless, it was worth it- and we'll do it agin
After several days of drying out the rice was ready to use.
So today we used it. It started out well enough but escalated quickly to glue hand- prints. It was fun while it lasted.
Regardless, it was worth it- and we'll do it agin
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