
As if...
After commenting on LA Daddy about how we were able to accomplish zero jealousy in our home when bringing babies home from the hospital, HE suggested that I write about it.But maybe what he really meant was in my diary! Originally I thought that bringing up a story from way back when, needed a setting :) Okay so it became a novel.
It seemed a bit quirky for me to type about my kids as babies and toddlers because it seemed a lifetime ago.
Although the majority of reading I do through all of your blogs seem to be about toddlers and babies, I have always written in the present. Teens and preteens and all that is involved.

It kind of turned into a ride on a runaway horse. It created a life of it's own. Perhaps what LA Daddy should have challenged me with was to put my story in 25 words or less. Could I do it and still explain the ways of making sure our toddlers didn't ask the baby to go back?
Even mom thought I gave too many details about the births. At least I didn't add any images! :)
Well....now it's out there!
Perhaps it will be a good bathroom read, maybe even a way to pass time while in labor, how about a bedtime story to your kids?
* I have been having trouble with upload on you tube and google video....is it me or has anyone else?
1 comment:
Eh, it's all good. Sometimes details make it real for the reader and help you remember it all. Thanks again for taking the time!
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