If yesterday and today are signs of how this year is going to go, I hope this year goes fast.
Bumped her head twice yesterday and then somehow today cut her finger (on what? We don’t know because we were both holding her when this would’ve happened).
My already high anxiety is through the roof right now.
Moms, Last year on this day, @mother.of.angels or Amanda Conrad's five year old Hannah Nicole very sadly passed away. Today let's celebrate the life of a beautiful girl who lives on in the hearts of her family and friends, and among the whole Preggie community. Please take a look at her memorial page on our website: http://blog.preggieapp.com/2015/04/hannah-nicole/ Last year, everyone left this emoji 🎀 on their posts. Our deepest wishes go out to Amanda and her family and we wish them peace. 🌹Preggie_USA
Preggies, Today, we are deeply saddened by the news that @Martinajjones' baby, Jason Andrew Colley, was born early and passed away. He was born today, on his father's birthday, at 34 weeks, weighing 4 pounds 7 ounces and 17 inches long. @Martinajjones has been a strong member of this community since January. We are so sad for her loss, and her family's, and our thoughts go out to her. You can message the family on this post, if you would like to add your condolences. Best wishes, Preggie_USA
Baby girl is one week old today !! Next week we will talk about a goal for her going home 🙏😍💕
Thoughts on waiting another year to start daughter in preschool. Our district doesn’t have a spot at the moment. So we have to find a preschool ourselves. We applied to Headstart but we make too much money so lower income families get first spots. But both districts have her at the top of their waiting list above others because she needs/receives speech therapy therefore they want the grant money that comes along with her being enrolled. It’s just so frustrating. I feel that worth Covid we know nothing of what’s going on and I still don’t have a school for her at this point. But she could also benefit of waiting another year but it would also benefit her to go. I just don’t want to send her to school if it’s going to be super restrictive because of Ohio’s guidelines set for Covid. Am I wrong or selfish?! Also I fear then her brother and her will be in the same grade if I wait to send her. Which isn’t terrible but I feel comes with it’s own set of problems.
Ok guys so bear with me here. This is going to sound totally insane. So I've always had this weird feeling about my daughter's room. Not anything bad. Just like where I would be a little hesitant going in there at night. Her mobile would go off by itself sometimes. Nothing beyond that, though. So today I walked into her room to open up her window and one small area by her crib is wet. Soaked. But in splotches. There are no pipes that we are aware of under there, my husband and I haven't been in her room since yesterday around 8, and we weren't wet when we were in there. Now, here's the kicker... Tragically, a few years back, a mother drowned her 8 year old little girl in their bathtub in our apartment complex. I'm hoping there are just pipes under there, but just seems way too coincidental to me. If she is around, I'm more than happy for her to spend time and/or play in Olivia's room because I've never felt threatened or scared. I just hope she's at peace. Crazy, amiright? Disclaimer: If you don't believe in ghosts or spirits, totally fine. I do, though. No mean comments please.
