So after my almost year of being a mom, I thought I would write down some things that really worked for use. Now, by no means am I a professional and I know every baby is different. I come from a big family so I thought I was prepared. All of my life I grew up watching my cousins children, my neighbors, and my nieces and nephews. I was convinced I was 100% prepared to become a mom. Boy was I mistaken. Being a mom is not something you get paid to do. It's not something you leave after a few hours of playing in the sand. It's not watching movies all day while eating candy. It is hard work and a full time job. I know this will be long, but I also know that there might be one person who this will benefit. So buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride. Pregnancy: Now, not everyone who reads this will have to be as strict as I had to be or be considered a high risk pregnancy, but here is what worked for me (do I sound like a broken record yet?). -Spencer and I talked about havi
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