By: Brandi Palmer

Brandi Palmer — Wed, 06 Jun 2018 05:33:11 +0000

I went through the same thing. Suddenly she looked taller and weighed more too. And she was one who always walked around in just a diaper, and after I brought home sissy I now saw her as a toddler not a baby, and that wearing only diapers wasn’t okay anymore. But like you, I was sad for my oldest. Till this day, almost a year later, I still feel sad. I have been struggling with getting into a new groove of dividing time up along with being what feels like a single mom. Before she was born I told my husband that on my weekends off I wanted to take a couple hours to spend with just the oldest to keep our relationship strong. NOT once did I get that. I hate it, I resent him for not being there to support the needs of what she needed and what I needed. Our relationship is not the same, and it truly saddens me. I hope that you read this and if it hasn’t crossed your mind before that it does now. Please, dedicate alone time with Molly!!

By: Kim

Kim — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 19:54:10 +0000

My children are 20 months apart (now 19 and 17 ) but I remember thinking the same thing about my daughter when we brought my son home. Congratulations to your beautiful family!! Enjoy every minute, trust me it goes by so fast!!!

By: Gina Villani

Gina Villani — Thu, 31 May 2018 07:00:38 +0000

Love.

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