It looks like if all goes well, I'll have a job soon, and I can think about the positive things about being a working mum, instead of stressing as a stay-at-home parent.
Luckily for Indigo and I Dave LOVES being a stay-at-home parent, and Indigo LOVES her daddy, so she'll always have one of us around. I'm hoping that if we have to put her in daycare that we can find family daycare, or entrust her to one of our friends who would love to play with our little girl every now and then.
It's making me cherish every second we have together until I'm working just a little more. I'm paying more attention to the little details: her soft hair, nursing her to sleep and her soft baby sighs, walking around with her, watching how proud she is of her new-found skills.
I just hope all this stress is going into something positive, so that soon I can say "oh yes, they were tough times, weren't they? Thank goodness they're over!"
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Hi Han,
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see pictures of Indigo and read your posts. No doubt you'll delete this but wanted to get a sneaky happy birthday in seeing as facebook is off limits.
Love Al.
I can't stop you reading my blog, and if you have nothing negative to say on my personal blog, I have no reason to delete your comments. It's just a shame, because now I will have to be even more circumspect in what I say, knowing that it will all be subject to family gossip.
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