Comments on: Good Night Sweet Prince

By: Vida

Vida — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 20:59:08 +0000

Coffee forbidden while nursing? Says who? Oh, them… The experts. Well, after they have a nursing infant, a preschooler, a grade schooler, five animals, and a husband to take care of, then they might just revise that statement. In the meantime, I’ve decided my fourth child will feel that warm fuzzy feeling the first time she drinks coffee…. it’ll take her back to her infancy!

By: "Big Moppa" Karen

"Big Moppa" Karen — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 04:30:17 +0000

DeeDee–loved your site. I miss you at MOPS this year. What I want to know is how I never knew about your superb thoughts and ravings.
They are wonderful. It made my buddy Miss Jello very happy. Love to you and yours.

By: Stacey

Stacey — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 19:37:12 +0000

Loved this post Dee Dee. My sweet friend Susan Suttles is the one who spoke at your MOPS meeting. We recently went to the park with my kids and she told me the same thing. I think of it daily now.
Have a blessed day! Stacey

By: Laurel Wreath

Laurel Wreath — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 02:08:18 +0000

I could not agree more, I now have soon to be teenagers. And I miss the chubby little fingers, the pb&j smiles, etc… I know I am on to new exciting adventures. But can it really compare to the tiny baby/toddler time? I am not so sure.

By: Sarah's in the midst of it

Sarah's in the midst of it — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 20:15:02 +0000

Those are the moments when I’m so sad that Addison is our last, and that I’ll never get them back. I tried explaining that last night to my sister, who says that on her child’s first birthday she’ll be glad his babyhood is over. If only she could realize what a gift babyhood is. (Besides, babies don’t throw tantrums, talk back, or need discipline!)

No coffee when breastfeeding? Seriously? Addie seems to like it:) Of course that could be because she’s addicted to it, too, from so many diet Cokes when I was pregnant? Hmmm.

By: Deidre

Deidre — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 05:21:00 +0000

Okay now, this post made me laugh out loud (because that’s what I do everytime I read your posts), and it made me cry. I was so ready for Emma to walk, talk and learn, but I just want Olivia to SLOW DOWN. These days are precious even if they don’t feel too precious in the midst of them.

I loved the comment about your kitchen timer – cracked me up, I tell you! Last week, I went into the kitchen 4 different times to take sinus medication – never remembering that I had already taken it. Girl, I was FLOATING at the end of the day. Still clueless, my husband informed me I had taken 8 sinus pills in 3 hours time. I’m not normally that scatter-brained…..seriously…..I’m not.

By: boomama

boomama — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 19:14:50 +0000

These days when i try to hold my little one close for snuggle time, I’m forever getting jabbed somewhere by those sharp little elbows and knees. But in those rare moments when he’s still – and he rests his head on my shoulder…well, there’s nothing sweeter. If I could bottle the feeling of having a child’s head resting on my shoulder, I would.

But yes, caffeine. It is our friend, as well as proof that God loves us and wants for us to be happy.

Happy Thanksgiving!