My daughter is the same way,she always wants to feed me and the baby,and she goes out of her way to be so helpful..it's so sweet and makes me so proud of how considerate she is :)
I met my husband through one of my best friends...I had just gotten out of a 7 year "high school sweetheart" relationship,and she kept telling my about this guy who was so perfect for me and I was very hesitant because him and my ex are both named Kyle lol...but I finally gave in to meeting him,we connected immediatly and we have been together since that very first night! We are coming up on our 5 year wedding anniversary.
Midwifery was something that I had been aware of,and after witnessing my best friends birth and the births of my niece and nephew,I had realized how much I loved pregnancy and birth and decided that I wanted to become a doula. Then I found out that I was pregnant myself,and realized that I could have a completely different experience this time around. So I did some research,talked to my husband about it...he was about 80% on board lol,but after we met with our midwife,we walked out and he was like YEAH! We can totally do this! She is really amazing and I can't imagine doing this without her..My first birth wasn't neccesarily bad,I have a lot of positive feelings about it...but I was pressured into an induction that in retrospect wasn't neccesary,and reeeeally pressured into an epidural that I was so determined not to have. And I had a third degree tear,and my 9lb baby ended up in the nicu with jaundice and dehydration because I wasn't getting that hang of breastfeeding,but didnt know..I begged for a lactation consultant but by the time I saw one,Alice was already in the nicu,had been given a bottle...It was just a big mess and so much seperation from my newborn. We even had to go home without her! That was terrible. So the idea of a homebirth and my little one never being taken from me,I feel so hopeful and happy about the experience :)
Edited by MrsBerkley - 2/14/13 at 5:36pm
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