So, the only thing that I am noticing will take some time to getting use to is Brandi & Bailey getting use to their brother or sister.
EXAMPLE 1: Recently, I have gone out and bought a "pregnacy pillow", it's basically a body pillow made for pregnant women to help them sleep. I was a little hesitant to purchase this $50 pillow-mainly, because after the baby...it's going to just be in the way. However, Bailey has found a new purpose for this particular item...it apparently makes the perfect dog bed for his mid-day nap. I wish i could snap a picture of this...however, Bailey has just recently become a bit camera shy...
EXAMPLE 2: Yesterday, I went out shopping for baby clothes. Just simple little onesies..but while i was out I also bought a little stroller attachement. A little stuffed animal. I come back downstairs and Bailey has taken this toy off the coffee table and is alseep ontop of it. I guess it works perfectly as a pillow too!
I'm taking everything with a grain of salt, however, I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I'm a least a little concerned.
2 comments:
That is too funny! I think cooper will be ok with the baby, but i do think once the baby gets older and leaves toys on the floor cooper will help himself to them! I'm most conserned with how sad cooper will be when he is not the center of our world!!!
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