Week 11-12Not much to update you on with this week. I'm still sick and still throw up occasionally. I think about the baby a lot. Is the baby ok? Is the baby healthy? Is the baby getting enough attention? Is the baby dying? Why is no one holding and massaging the baby? I also spend a good bit of time thinking about the actual baby too. Ba-dum-ch. During this week, additionally, I spent an unhealthy amount of time binge-watching and analyzing true crime documentaries about husbands who allegedly killed their wives (#wherestheevidence #theowltheory #thestaircase) and mothers who allegedly (Please, she waited 30 days to report her daughter missing #guilty #justiceforCaylee) killed their daughters. This is a wonderful way to prepare for the birth of your child! I don't understand why it isn't in all the books. Just when this week couldn't get anymore humdrum and repetitive, we had a nice little treat which really uplifted us. More on that next time. Acronyms and AbbreviationsAfter being on a lot of forums and baby websites, I learned that new time moms have a lot of lingo that I need to gdw (get down with). Here is a short list of some of the most commons. BF = breastfeeding CC = controlled crying CIO = cry it out DH = dear husband (usually expressed when talking negatively about one's partner) DPO=days past ovulation EBF = exclusively breastfeeding EDD = estimated date of delivery FTM = first time mom LO = little one MS = morning sickness NAK = nursing at keyboard NIP = nursing in public NTNP = not trying/not preventing POAS = pee on a stick SAHM = stay at home mom WAHM = work at home mom WOHM = work out of home mom Baby's DevelopmentThe baby is the size of a ripe apricot. Looking a little round, ammirite? Dear LO,Just because Mommy likes to watch shows about (alleged) murderers doesn't mean that she is plotting to kill you or daddy. You can sleep well at night.
TTYL, YCM (your crazy mom)
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