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Tag Archives: parenthood

Word of the Week – Challenging

08/08/2014

Feeling quite sleep-deprived this week and so my word of the week is: For me, sleep (or the lack of it!) is one of the most challenging things about motherhood. Sophie, beautiful wonderful baby though she is, is a bit of a pickle when it comes to bedtime. Getting her to sleep has been a… Read More

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Slow Down, Time

31/07/201413/02/2015

Slow down, time, don’t go so fast I want to make these moments last My little ones, so sweet, so small Will all too soon grow big and tall Baby at the breast, filling her little tummy With tiny hands keeps patting Mummy Snuggling close as close can be Tender moments for baby and me… Read More

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Word of the Week 02/05/14 – Coffee

02/05/201417/07/2017
The word "coffee"

I’m joining in with the Word of the Week linky and my first word is: Coffee is what gets me through the day. It transforms me from shrieking harpy to sane, reasonable mummy and is my substitute for sleep. I’d prefer more sleep to be honest. However, with a baby waking a couple of times… Read More

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Moving on from mummy milk

25/04/201413/03/2018
Me feeding Sophie on the day she was born

On Sunday, my baby will celebrate her half-birthday. She will have her first taste of solid food (which will probably be puréed parsnip). This is a big milestone and one which feels bittersweet to me. It is lovely that she is growing and developing but part of me is sad that she will no longer… Read More

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Reflecting on the blessings of motherhood

09/04/201402/05/2017
Baby Sophie sitting in her Bumbo with Jessica giving her a kiss

Sitting in the semi-darkness, listening to the soft breathing of my two little girls. One asleep in the cot at the end of my bed; the other sleeping between me and my husband who is snoring. Another day in which I have been blessed with cuddles and kisses from my babies. The joy of hearing… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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