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I am glad.
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I finally GET IT!
The first few months staying home with dd I was uncertain. At times, even unhappy. I felt like all my free time had been robbed. I wanted to sit and read a book and not be interrupted. DD demanded so much time and attention, and I just wasn't used to it. But now, at 3.5 months, I have finally begun to enjoy our time together. Maybe I have stopped putting so much pressure on myself to never put her down. Perhaps I have realized that playing with her is more fun that reading. I don't know what happened, but I am finally really enjoying our time. I get to spend every day, all day with the most amazing person in the world, even if she can't talk. How could I not love that? I am so incredibly lucky. I am so relieved I finally realized it.
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That's such a beautiful post. It's really such an adjustment, esp. in those early months. Parenting is a lifelong learning adventure. Just when you think you've got it all figured out, things change....I'm so glad to hear you've found peace and inspiration when you needed it most.
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I've never not liked being at home...but I've been where you were, and for me it just keeps getting better
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yep, I agree!
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Originally Posted by ~Quse~ I've never not liked being at home...but I've been where you were, and for me it just keeps getting better
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my son is 10.5 months and I'm just starting to figure this out as well
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of course it helps that my post-partum depression is starting to lift. Now I can *enjoy* my son .
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