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The end of RSV season is coming up, meaning I’ll be more comfortable with venturing out into the big, wide world of germs.
(Yes, germs are necessary evils, but they’re a different sort of evil for preemies. We did a second season of isolation to help avoid hospitalization, which we have!)
With the kiddos growing […]
Hot damn.
This is an average. I have pumped as many as 12 times a day (in the beginning) and as few as four (now). These numbers do not include the time I’ve spent breastfeeding.
I am so thankful for what my body has accomplished and for how my family has helped provide this time.
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People usually have something to say when they hear I have triplets. From the ever-popular, “You have your hands FULL!” to the hold-me-back, “I think I’d kill myself,” to the head-scratching, “Oh, I always wanted triplets!” I confidently believe I’ll someday declare, “I’ve heard it all.”
One thing said sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes in plain […]
A year ago, I dressed the babies in their Dad-centric onesies and posed them the best I could. The image would become part of a birthday gift for Rob, and it was hilarious trying to get my three tiny newborns (their adjusted age hadn’t quite hit one month even though they were actually almost […]
They know their cues. We say, “It’s nap/bedtime! Let’s walk to bed!” and they’re at the gate to the kitchen, waiting to be set free. Most of the time, they march, one, two, three, directly to their room. Other times, we have to retrieve one or two who have ventured off the beaten path.
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