"You should NOT be drinking caffeine." (or doing, eating, touching, etc. something else that's none of their damn business).
* Oh my gosh, Th...ank YOU! Are you SURE? I had NO idea. My doctor said it was fine, thank god you are here to save me from-what is it exactly the caffeine will do?
* The Voices say I can have caffeine. I don't fuck with the Voices.
* Decaf make PREGNANT HULK SMASH!!!!!!!!
* You shouldn't be wearing those jeans (etc.) but I didn't bring that to your attention.
* This is the best I can do since kicking the methamphetamine habit.
* It's not caffeine. It's doctor prescribed laxative tea because this pregnancy is making me so constipated I have hemorrhoids. Oh, sorry, was that too much information?
* You're right, tequila is better.
* Fuck off.
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Baby names
I'm having a very difficult time with these baby names. I somehow feel it would be easier with a boy. I don't know why. Maybe because Lee and I agree on more similar boy's names, but as for girl's names, we are pretty much at opposite sides of the spectrum.
I enjoy more masculine girl's names... Payton, Kennedy, Logan. etc. He does not. He likes Violet, Scarlett, and Bailey.
Which, I guess Bailey is more neutral... and I'm happy about that. But to me, she's still Rowan. I've had dreams about having a baby girl named Rowan since May. I didn't get preggers until June. Those dreams were a big part of why I thought we were having a girl. I mean, I did have a 50% chance of getting it right. But it was an instinct. And it was right.
I became a mommy within the first month of finding out that I was pregnant. I've gotten to know this little girl who lives inside me. To me, she is a Rowan. Now I just have to convince Lee. :)
Things I'm tired of hearing while being pregnant.
Monday, October 4, 2010
1. All of the you-shouldn't-do-this or you-should-do-this.
I know that people mean well, and that they have their own opinions, but they should keep them to themselves. "You know, you shouldn't be drinking that coffee". "That's too heavy for you to lift". "You should really be walking more".
I'm not stupid. Everything I do, I've read about and done my research, or have asked my doctor. I'm not going to intentionally do something to put my baby in danger. Once again, I know that everyone means well, but I'm just tired of hearing it.
2. What are you going to do with Lola?
Anyone who asks that does not know me very well. Lola is my first baby. That's like asking someone what they're going to do with their first born when their second baby comes.
3. Comments from other moms who have been through pregnancy.
"Just WAIT until the third trimester... it gets worse" "You HAVE to have an epidural." "Your life is going to change SO much once the baby is born."
NO, REALLY?? Are you kidding me? Do you think I'm stupid? Do you WANT to scare the shit out of me? Once again, I know that they mean well, but please realize that yours are not the only comments that I'm hearing.
4. "How far along are you?" "14 weeks." "Oh, I miscarried at 14 weeks,"
REALLY?! What is wrong with you?
5. Asking what names I'm thinking, then disapproving of them right away.
No one has liked a single name I have picked. Or they say things like, "Oh... that's... interesting." Which is why I've decided not to tell anyone what names I've chosen. The names I have picked are no longer up for discussion, and you won't know until after the baby's born.
6. The absence of morning sickness.
"Oh, you didn't have any morning sickness? That means it's a boy." "Oh, you're so lucky that you didn't have morning sickness, pregnancy must be so easy for you."
People act like I'm the most blessed person in the world just because I'm not constantly throwing up. Just because I'm not puking all day does not mean that pregnancy is not hard. I admit, I am extremely lucky to not be sick all of the time. But they act like I can do anything and everything because of it. I'm still constantly tired, have a constant cold, and cramps.
Once again, I know that people mean well, but please think about things. The only comments I want to hear are how I'm going to make a wonderful mother, and how cute my baby is going to be. :)
I know that people mean well, and that they have their own opinions, but they should keep them to themselves. "You know, you shouldn't be drinking that coffee". "That's too heavy for you to lift". "You should really be walking more".
I'm not stupid. Everything I do, I've read about and done my research, or have asked my doctor. I'm not going to intentionally do something to put my baby in danger. Once again, I know that everyone means well, but I'm just tired of hearing it.
2. What are you going to do with Lola?
Anyone who asks that does not know me very well. Lola is my first baby. That's like asking someone what they're going to do with their first born when their second baby comes.
3. Comments from other moms who have been through pregnancy.
"Just WAIT until the third trimester... it gets worse" "You HAVE to have an epidural." "Your life is going to change SO much once the baby is born."
NO, REALLY?? Are you kidding me? Do you think I'm stupid? Do you WANT to scare the shit out of me? Once again, I know that they mean well, but please realize that yours are not the only comments that I'm hearing.
4. "How far along are you?" "14 weeks." "Oh, I miscarried at 14 weeks,"
REALLY?! What is wrong with you?
5. Asking what names I'm thinking, then disapproving of them right away.
No one has liked a single name I have picked. Or they say things like, "Oh... that's... interesting." Which is why I've decided not to tell anyone what names I've chosen. The names I have picked are no longer up for discussion, and you won't know until after the baby's born.
6. The absence of morning sickness.
"Oh, you didn't have any morning sickness? That means it's a boy." "Oh, you're so lucky that you didn't have morning sickness, pregnancy must be so easy for you."
People act like I'm the most blessed person in the world just because I'm not constantly throwing up. Just because I'm not puking all day does not mean that pregnancy is not hard. I admit, I am extremely lucky to not be sick all of the time. But they act like I can do anything and everything because of it. I'm still constantly tired, have a constant cold, and cramps.
Once again, I know that people mean well, but please think about things. The only comments I want to hear are how I'm going to make a wonderful mother, and how cute my baby is going to be. :)
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