Breastfeeding is hard. What is a good feeding schedule? How do you keep them awake for feelings?

I'm a momma.

Jacob Israel Reed Harding.

Born 8/12/2016. Taken by emergency c section because his heart rate kept dropping. He is absolutely perfect. I can't believe that he came out of me.

Five days of labor. I love cuddling with him. I'm so in love.

Having contractions. Hungry. Have a headache. My hip hurts. Waiting for the contractions to get stronger and/or take my breath away.

I'm gbs ( group b strep) positive. I really wish I hadn't looked anything up online. Now I'm internally freaking out.

It hurts to roll over at night, takes my breath away, and my hips are popping when I roll over.

Son, I'm about ready. Our 37 week appointment is tomorrow. I'm just glad that you are healthy and head down.

Nesting really sucks why the hubby won't let me do it. But not being able to nest is causing me anxiety, that's not going to help my blood pressure. On top of that my husband has no hours this week and I only have 10 because of my blood pressure. I'm so stressed. Trying to look on the bright side, I'm almost 33 weeks!

What questions should I be asking on my tour of the labor and delivery department?

I'm so ready for my little man to be here. I love being pregnant but I want to hold him and kiss him. I don't want to rush this, it took us almost three years to get pregnant, but I'm so excited and it's making me anxious to wait.

Any tips on passing the time?

I've been awake all day, doing things for members of my family, and now I have to go to work again for an over night. By the time I get home and send the hubby off to work I will have been awake for over 24 hours.

I need some mommy friends to text with tonight.

Okay. I plan on vaccinating my son and any other future children I may have. But I want to know your opinions. Why are they bad, why are they good, do you have a timing schedule? Did you do research? Did you research both sides? Were you vaccinated as a child?

Rule: no one is a bad parent for what they are going to do or not going to do, so don't tell them they are.

And go.