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Greetings *•-:¦:-•:*'''*:•-:
Arghhhhh, I feel like pulling out my hair. It’s hot, I’m hungry
and my four year old won’t stop throwing tantrums. On any other day I’d be able
to ignore his little outbursts, they normally make me laugh! But, today I feel
like my head’s splitting. So, I’m wondering how you mothers out there manage
with your children while being pregnant. What are your secrets? Does it come
naturally or is there a method to the madness?
I know it’s one of those things that you seem to find ways once
you’re in the situation but it must be hard at times, I know it is for me and I
only have one child. So, what about you mothers that have more than one child?
My wild child normally doesn’t cause me much trouble and even today I think it’s
more the weather and the pregnancy that’s consumed me but his tantrums are just
topping it off.
So far in this pregnancy I’ve found it quite easy coping with
being pregnant as well as a mother mentally (physically is a whole different
story) compared to how I anticipated I was going to cope. But, I believe I can’t really compare myself
to other mothers out there that have to deal with the care of their children as
well as themselves, as my wild child’s care is mostly (about 80%) maintained by
his father and his father also takes care of my health and the household
chores! The hardest thing for me is
coping with my wild child’s energy physically. I’m too tired normally to
interact with him in any way that requires movement or some heavy breathing. At
times my mood also affects in how I react to his excitement for example I find
him too loud that I feel like going deaf but that’s about it for my struggle. So
in all honesty, I have no idea on how it feels to be a pregnant mother that
juggles everything together.
So, if you are one of those mothers than please share your
experience as I’m really curious about how it feels and how it’s managed.
I hope to hear from you lovelies and I’m going to leave it here
for now,
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Ta-ra *•-:¦:-•:*'''*:•-:
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