Hi everyone. Just spent 6 hours in emergency dealing with another kidney stone attack. Fortunately, it has passed into the bladder and I should be ready to give birth soon. Morphine and Vicadin are here to help me through my upcoming labor.
Other than some soreness and nausea this has not been that bad.
I will let you all know when the new addition to our family has come!
Aw Seacrest!
As you well know, my DH just went through this, too. I am so sorry, because I know this is just miserable! Pixiedust
and prayers that you recover very quickly!!!
Is Katiebell really Tinkerbell? Will anyone spot her in the parks?
Uh, just think of me as Tink's
much taller,
much curvier,
much older sister, with curly brown hair
OMG...I did it I was post 8000
500!!
And I owe it all to you Mayers!
Yeah for 8000 and 500!!!
Parents of toddlers:
Have any of you ever used the dreaded "toddler leash" for your dc?
I was always one of those moms who said I never would, but.....Isabella runs away. ALOT. And hides. And it scares the heck out of me and I don't know if she is going to want to stay in her stroller at wdw like she did last time.
So if you have used them before - what did you think? Did your dc seem to mind it? Did you get any dirty looks / comments?
Hon, just do what you think is best for your little one to keep her safe and sound and don't worry about anyone else. I broke down and bought one for my oldest when he was 2 1/2. We were at Marine World, and I had to stop to nurse his infant brother, when Erik decided to climb out of his stroller and throw himself head first into the rows below us (we were in bleachers, waiting for the killer whale show, I think). Don't know what he thought he was doing, crowd surfing maybe?
Thank goodness some quick thinking people below us caught him and kept us from having to rush him to the hospital!
So that was it, I went out and bought a little yellow vest thing that had a mama duck and baby ducks on it, and the words "Stay Close", and yeah, it had a little leash thing that attached to the back of it. We only used it as a precaution when we were at big overwhelming places (didn't know when he was so little that he had ADHD, didn't even know what it was!) that would encourage him to run or wander if we looked away for a moment -- not like we used it to take him on daily walks
And you watch your little ones the best you can, but the more you have, the more spread out your attention is -- and unfortunately, moms only have two eyes (not counting the extra set in the backs of our heads
) So, you do what's best for your child, and don't worry about what anyone else says.
BTW, my sons are now 23 (in the Air Force, guess the leash didn't traumatize him too bad), 21 (working full time, part time college at night, has an adorable girlfriend
), and 16 (makes me crazy over getting him to do his homework, but he's smart, and funny, and kind, and one of the most accepting and non-judgemental people I've ever had the privilege to know).
By the time I'll get home from work it'll be one day!!!! And when I get home from work tomorrow, it'll be NO DAYS!!
YAY SULLEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tell 'em all I said "hi" and I'll see them next week!!!