Jaelin was off from her regular MyGym preschool this week due to spring break, although they still charge the full $169 for the month. Anyways, I signed her up for day camp on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The day camp is still at MyGym for an additional $29 per day. I don't mean to complain about money. I've been a bit worried lately with the new baby coming and other issues with the husband's business I don't care to elaborate on.
We were a few minutes late today but all went well. Jaelin said good-bye and gave me a hug and went in to play with the other kids.
She makes me so proud to be her mom. She's fun, social, happy, athletic, and friendly. All she wants to do is play with other kids. Once she's at MyGym, she doesn't even acknowledge me anymore. She's into her own world and doing her own thing. I didn't expect this separation anxiety to hit me, considering how nice it is to see her being independent.
I'm just waiting for my doula to arrive to give me my first free consultation. Hopefully, everything turns out well and she can give me some encouraging words with my plans for a VBAC in October.
Monday, March 31, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Dramatic Day
The morning went well. My 3-year-old daughter had two servings of egg whites and finished her strawberries for breakfast. Usually, she's a picky eater so it's difficult to get her to eat anything in the morning. I took her to preschool and all was well. I picked her up at the usual time after running some errands and she was happy and showed me the bird house she made for the day.
When we went home, she had a meltdown in the minivan. She just started crying and screaming and I couldn't understand why. She didn't like the fact that grandma was there visiting. She didn't want to eat anything for lunch. She didn't want to come into the house from the garage. She didn't want me to hold her. All she wanted to do was scream in tears. I've learned to be more and more patient over the 3 years so it wasn't a big deal but it wasn't easy either. It took a couple of hours to calm her down and she finally went down for her nap.
With another baby on the way, it's days like these I wonder how in the world I'm going to handle another baby starting October. I wouldn't trade my life for anything but I still get these thoughts in my head. How in the world am I going to do this? How am I going to breastfeed this baby for a year while my toddler is still comfort grabbing my boobs at night? What am I going to do when both kids have a meltdown at once and their daddy's at work? These thoughts are overwhelming but then I look at her and remember how it's all worth it.
When we went home, she had a meltdown in the minivan. She just started crying and screaming and I couldn't understand why. She didn't like the fact that grandma was there visiting. She didn't want to eat anything for lunch. She didn't want to come into the house from the garage. She didn't want me to hold her. All she wanted to do was scream in tears. I've learned to be more and more patient over the 3 years so it wasn't a big deal but it wasn't easy either. It took a couple of hours to calm her down and she finally went down for her nap.
With another baby on the way, it's days like these I wonder how in the world I'm going to handle another baby starting October. I wouldn't trade my life for anything but I still get these thoughts in my head. How in the world am I going to do this? How am I going to breastfeed this baby for a year while my toddler is still comfort grabbing my boobs at night? What am I going to do when both kids have a meltdown at once and their daddy's at work? These thoughts are overwhelming but then I look at her and remember how it's all worth it.
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