Yes I still am….
Not that it really relates to you, but yes I am.
Whilst I appreciate you may think she is too old, I am of the opinion that she isn’t and she seems to agree.
Yes I still am….
Not that it really relates to you, but yes I am.
Whilst I appreciate you may think she is too old, I am of the opinion that she isn’t and she seems to agree.
I stumbled into the house tired, a bit fed up, trying to balance three children and an almost full time job at times can be a little demanding and today I was feeling it.
Sleep is something most parents have a love hate relationship with. We would all love more of it and hate having it disturbed.
When your bundle of joy comes along you accept that your hours laid in a soft, comfy bed under a cosy duvet will be less than before and this is a sacrifice you are willing to make in return for a beautiful baby all of your own.
However most of us see loss of sleep as a short term investment when having a baby; so why does it feel that an eight hour stretch in bed is equivalent to finding the holy grail in mummydomland.
When you see me shouting at my children just because I am having a rubbish day feel free to tell me to calm down.
When you see me bribe my children with chocolate feel free to suggest better ways to get them to behave well and play nicely.
When you see me “forget” to get the kids to brush their teeth at night-time because I have had enough and the bottle in the fridge is calling