Exhausted without sleeping for anything more than 4 hours a day, physically and mentally I must admit I wasn’t ready to go through 7 months of sleepless nights. Oh, I don’t have a problem sleeping, if that is what you are thinking. Give me a room with soft pillows and queen sized bed, I’ll knock out as soon as you leave the room. My problem is the nightly feeds that I am fully in charge of. My little one feeds every 3 hours, hence the minute my body relaxes into the deep sleep, I am woken up by her hunger cries again.
Stubborn as I was, I’m still going on a full charge in accepting projects from my clients and handling housework on my own. At some point, I begin to lose focus. I went into the supermarket one day and totally forgotten what I need to buy. I nearly…
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Kally, I’m excited hearing how devoted you are to your baby. I nursed my three children and it was different for each child. I tried to sleep when they would sleep. This was hard when I went back to work, pumping and busy all day. . . I’ll go check out the rest of your post.
Great reblogging, da-Al. You have a generous spirit. 🙂
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Kally, I’m excited hearing how devoted you are to your baby. I nursed my three children and it was different for each child. I tried to sleep when they would sleep. This was hard when I went back to work, pumping and busy all day. . . I’ll go check out the rest of your post.
Great reblogging, da-Al. You have a generous spirit. 🙂
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Gosh those sleepless nights – I remember them well!
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