Mummy, I think it's time for my milk
There are a few things I'm glad not to have to go through any more.
1. Being pregnant. I can drink tea now without it leaving a bitter aftertaste. I can stand against a sink/counter without having to turn sideways. I can wear normal clothes instead of cycling through limited pieces of maternity wear. Yay!
2. Parceling out time into 2-hour chunks. I can hardly believe when it's time to feed her AGAIN.
3. Pacing up and down trying to lull baby to sleep while bleary-eyed from lack of it myself
4. To a lesser extent, putting things on hold. We took Jo Ern to Singapore, Phuket and Hanoi. I was pregnant during the latter 2 trips and was feeling tired and queasy. Stopped overseas holidays after that. We did go for a domestic trip to Ipoh but I associate queasiness with that too. Now I'm looking forward to resuming going for holidays!
When I cuddle Su Ern, she feels so soft and warm in my arms. Everything about her is tiny yet perfect. And when she makes her little snuffly, grunty baby noises, I am a bit sad that she will be my last baby. After the years of longing for a child though, I am thankful to be experiencing motherhood. And not just once but twice over.
Baby : "Mummy, I think it's time for my milk"...
ReplyDeleteMummy : AGAIN?
Babies grow up so fast! Take your time to sniff their baby smell...I do miss how my baby used to smell...LOL...but I'm not suggesting I want another one! haha. Very soon, you'll be able to go travelling again!
enjoy every cuddly second. I miss it alot!
ReplyDeletethen cherish as much as SE will grow up fast too..n before we know it..she will be 1 yo...hohoho
ReplyDeleteJuana, thanks you reminded me that even if I were to plan for another baby, I'd just be postponing the sad feeling!
ReplyDeleteMC, heh and everyone's asking on your blog whether you're having another. :)
Rachel, yeahh why does time fly when you don't want it to and vice versa??
Juana... Heh. Yeah, AGAIN?!
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