When I was way younger maybe around 6 or so and I peeped the bed I usually told my mom but then she had me shower, take the sheet off, wash the bed, put a towel down & new sheets on & I was way to tired to do all that so I stopped telling my mom & just threw a towel over the pee until I woke up 😂😂
@cuety83, and in my hair. I'm usually like eeewww for everything but with my son don't care. Been wiping spit up with my hand and my clothes or his poop would get on hands and I'm like oh well. Parenthood really changes you. Once he's comfy don't care about myself
@nurseriri, yes I went back when Emma was 10 weeks old 😭😭. Its exhausting, I work 7-3 (really like till 4 or 5 lol). I get up at 430 to feed her, we leave the house at 6 and by the time I go home its around 6 and dark again! The hardest part is pumping, sometime I can't take a break on time and become engorged. I try to stick to a strict pumping schedule so I don't dry up, so far so good but its a lot of work!
@cuety83, you went back sooner. Gonna be home till end of April. And I work in ICU so god help with find time to pump. I work 12 hours shifts three days
@nurseriri, I know that its tough, one of my nurse friends told me to take the break and act like its time I'm spending with a patient.. ICU must be tough if a patient is not stable, because anything can happen! must be scary! My work actually got in trouble with my union because they came downstairs off the unit to the room I pump in to tell me to come back to the nursing floor to discharge someone. That was uncalled for, a discharge can wait! I never take lunch breaks or supper breaks, just the 20 min break once a day to pump
Ria·
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Or kept the peed on shirt on.
Lauren·
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When I was way younger maybe around 6 or so and I peeped the bed I usually told my mom but then she had me shower, take the sheet off, wash the bed, put a towel down & new sheets on & I was way to tired to do all that so I stopped telling my mom & just threw a towel over the pee until I woke up 😂😂
stefaniamarie·
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@jaydensmother, that's funny! when I was little and wet the bed, I'd change and just sneak in my parents bed 😂
stefaniamarie·
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@nurseriri, haha yes or spit up all over your shirt!
Ria·
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@cuety83, and in my hair. I'm usually like eeewww for everything but with my son don't care. Been wiping spit up with my hand and my clothes or his poop would get on hands and I'm like oh well. Parenthood really changes you. Once he's comfy don't care about myself
Ria·
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@cuety83, did you go back out to work? If yes how's it been? Dreading the day although I have till the spring
stefaniamarie·
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@nurseriri, yes I went back when Emma was 10 weeks old 😭😭. Its exhausting, I work 7-3 (really like till 4 or 5 lol). I get up at 430 to feed her, we leave the house at 6 and by the time I go home its around 6 and dark again! The hardest part is pumping, sometime I can't take a break on time and become engorged. I try to stick to a strict pumping schedule so I don't dry up, so far so good but its a lot of work!
Ria·
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@cuety83, you went back sooner. Gonna be home till end of April. And I work in ICU so god help with find time to pump. I work 12 hours shifts three days
stefaniamarie·
Мама троих детей
@nurseriri, I know that its tough, one of my nurse friends told me to take the break and act like its time I'm spending with a patient.. ICU must be tough if a patient is not stable, because anything can happen! must be scary! My work actually got in trouble with my union because they came downstairs off the unit to the room I pump in to tell me to come back to the nursing floor to discharge someone. That was uncalled for, a discharge can wait! I never take lunch breaks or supper breaks, just the 20 min break once a day to pump