Comments on: Differences http://ohsillyme.com/2009/11/differences/ muddling through the insanity Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:52:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: the Provident Woman http://ohsillyme.com/2009/11/differences/comment-page-1/#comment-81 the Provident Woman Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:12:30 +0000 http://ohsillyme.com/?p=146#comment-81 Not only is the pregnancy different everytime, wait for the delivery. [rq=1348316,0,blog][/rq]<a href="http://www.theprovidentwoman.com/?p=1690" rel="nofollow">What the Men and Children do While us Women Folk Slave Away</a> Not only is the pregnancy different everytime, wait for the delivery.
[rq=1348316,0,blog][/rq]What the Men and Children do While us Women Folk Slave Away

]]> By: MommyJ http://ohsillyme.com/2009/11/differences/comment-page-1/#comment-79 MommyJ Sun, 29 Nov 2009 01:38:52 +0000 http://ohsillyme.com/?p=146#comment-79 Would it make you feel better if I tell you I absolutely look seven months pregnant, and I'm only five? 20 weeks... and I look WAY more pregnant than I should. It happens, I think, with all second/third/whatever pregnancies. Our bodies say, "Oh, yeah, done this before," and then they just give up. Expanding, stretching, flopping into uncomfortableness before we can say ultrasound. And the whole husband thing? Yeah, I think that's pretty much across the board too. With my last baby, which would have been baby number 4, my husband met my doctor in the operating room, moments before the c-section. Just now you're not alone... and I totally agree with your Mom on all the babies being different. I will say though, that each time, my level of panic, of not knowing what to do, got smaller. Because you have done it before. And while every baby is different, you will feel more comfortable in your mother skin, which will make it easier to handle. [rq=1331590,0,blog][/rq]<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/kQwQ/~3/uOch8bdBKiE/prenatal-reality-check.html" rel="nofollow">Prenatal Reality Check</a> Would it make you feel better if I tell you I absolutely look seven months pregnant, and I’m only five? 20 weeks… and I look WAY more pregnant than I should. It happens, I think, with all second/third/whatever pregnancies. Our bodies say, “Oh, yeah, done this before,” and then they just give up. Expanding, stretching, flopping into uncomfortableness before we can say ultrasound. And the whole husband thing? Yeah, I think that’s pretty much across the board too. With my last baby, which would have been baby number 4, my husband met my doctor in the operating room, moments before the c-section.

Just now you’re not alone… and I totally agree with your Mom on all the babies being different. I will say though, that each time, my level of panic, of not knowing what to do, got smaller. Because you have done it before. And while every baby is different, you will feel more comfortable in your mother skin, which will make it easier to handle.
[rq=1331590,0,blog][/rq]Prenatal Reality Check

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