As you all must be aware by now, I shall be a mother fairly soon - unless something goes wrong, of course. Unsurprisingly, this has led me to thinking a bit about babies
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I'm rather fond of the things, even when they're at that stage of just eating, puking, crying and shitting. I'm quite happy to hold, feed and get vomited on. I draw the line at changing, there are some chores that I just can't deny the parents :) Karen is not quite so keen... When I say not quite so keen I mean she's really not very fond of the things... when I say not very fond...
All said if you're in our area we are not going to deny you a cup of tea and biscuits. Quite frankly if you're in our neck of the woods you've probably got enough problems ;)
I'd say screw preferences; the baby is/will be part of your family and *in the main* you shouldn't have to go out of your way to leave her behind to keep third parties happy.
But obviously this is tempered by the fact that I do like babies and she can come anywhere we are :)
*smiles* The way I see it is that I wouldn't take my Mum along with me if someone didn't like my Mum.
I wasn't going to name names, but just in a case you're feeling paranoid, Charlie is, of course, one of the exceptions who I absolutely adore and will always be pleased to see.
I've never really had the "broody" thing - for me having a child has always been a lifestyle choice, more of the brain than the heart or hormones. I'd be really interested to hear what broody feels like if you'd ever care to explain it.
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I love the up-front way you're dealing with this. Fabulous.
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I'm quite happy to hold, feed and get vomited on. I draw the line at changing, there are some chores that I just can't deny the parents :)
Karen is not quite so keen... When I say not quite so keen I mean she's really not very fond of the things... when I say not very fond...
All said if you're in our area we are not going to deny you a cup of tea and biscuits. Quite frankly if you're in our neck of the woods you've probably got enough problems ;)
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But obviously this is tempered by the fact that I do like babies and she can come anywhere we are :)
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The way I see it is that I wouldn't take my Mum along with me if someone didn't like my Mum.
I wasn't going to name names, but just in a case you're feeling paranoid, Charlie is, of course, one of the exceptions who I absolutely adore and will always be pleased to see.
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