My #1 irrational Mom-fear is ejecting Em from her carseat because we didn't install it right. If I could spot weld it to the car, I would. The car seat in the minivan is LATCH'd in AND belted in. And I'm still paranoid as hell. It really really scares me.
I keep getting shit from Christopher's parents (especially his father) because "Owen's straps on his car seat are too tight." Um, no, they just don't know how to keep the straps from getting twisted when they try to buckle him in. I know he's not going into orbit, but I'd like him to be as safe as possible.
I think my MiL caught be rolling my eyes the last time this comment was made by my FiL because she was standing behind him and said, "Tom, I think they're supposed to be tight."
And I entirely blame you for the "I love you" kisses "I love you" OCD routine I have when belting her in now. It never occured to me until you posted about it. Now I've had to add 5 minutes to our morning routine!
And I entirely blame you for the "I love you" kisses "I love you" OCD routine I have when belting her in now. It never occured to me until you posted about it. Now I've had to add 5 minutes to our morning routine!
I'm sorry! I know it's freaky but I still do it.
Jessica, that is ridiculous, but cute.
Let down isn't a problem for me when pumping. Pain, pain is a problem. I hate pumping.
If more than one person gets in the car with us, I make everyone do it.
If more than one person gets in the car with us, I make everyone do it.
OK, you're freakier than me.
You know, even though we're coming into the weekend, we're getting up pretty high in post numbers. Any ideas for a new thread title?
Let down isn't a problem for me when pumping. Pain, pain is a problem. I hate pumping.
Right now, the only way I can get decent letdown with the pump is to nurse on the other side. It's annoying.
The worst thing about dinner in a crockpot -- it starts smelling so good....
and I have to wait ....
