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Marlie is so precious! It's amazing how children are so perceptive and can tell when change is coming . . . That's great about your Amazon credits! I have a serious obsession with Amazon and have an ongoing shopping cart at all times. Have fun shopping =)
I remember when my daughter was five and we held someone's little baby and our daughter was crying and jealous and we had JUST found out we were pregnant with #3 at the time. I also remember when the kids came to the hospital later to meet is and fell instantly in love. I know its HARD to get over the guilt of making your only child have to share you with someone but you both get over it in time and fall in love with your new family unit.
That being said....ORDER THOSE DIAPERS!!!!
Uhm, yeah, as low as you looked the other day, I'd step things up! She will come around, hopefully. My 3rd never really recovered from me having my 4th, but she was four at the time. Marlie is young enough that she'll forget she was ever an only. A lot of people say that four years is an ideal age spread, but in our family, younger was definitely better.
Shopping is very hard for me because I hate it!!! LOL
I'm sure you will get it all done in time.
Sending lots of love
♥
The less focus you show on the changes and simply act like all the changes that happen are natural day to day shifts, the easier it'll be. We never talked about how things were going to change, we just told the kids another baby was growing and ready to share our house! :)
Oh wow it must be so hard for her to fully understand what is going on. But im sure once she meets chocolate chip and realizes mommy has more than love to go around she will be the best big sister ever!!
Awww... sounds typical. It might be a rough transition at first. Marlie might be like, "That baby is STILL here! When is it leaving?!" Then she'll realize that the baby is here to stay and will totally fall in love and be a stellar big sister!
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