I'm so grateful I chose a husband who also wants to be an involved dad. Not feeling like I'm inconveniencing him by asking for his help is massive! He's excited to take over! 🥰🥳

Are you one of those people who have always kind of wanted kids, but also felt awkward around other peoples kids and kids in general so you haven't known how it would be if you became a parent? Well, here's my story: I've always wanted to experience pregnancy, but I've always been kinda awkward around other people's kids, so I wasn't sure how it would be to become mom. Pregnancy was easy, the baby came wherever I went so I just needed to be aware of no longer being able to squeeze by someone in a tight spot towards the end. Then my son arrived. I wasn't doing well so my husband did take care of him and the nurses taught him some tips and tricks that I watched from a distance, but I was way too loopy to catch it all (which I normally would have been able to do) It was still different with our son. It wasn't awkward like with other's kids, well, maybe there was a little awkward the first time I changed his diaper, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. My husband showed me. I'd been shown before but it was super awkward, but not with my own son! And actually interacting with him came super naturally. Watching how active he is, and getting to see a side I've never seen of other people's babies has been super fun! I don't do baby talk, I mostly ask him questions and kinda narrate what I'm doing and what he's doing, and where daddy is and what he's doing. We're raising a future adult, so even if he doesn't have control over his own body yet, I'm choosing to treat him as if he does, because at any moment he will learn it, and I don't want to miss that and not encourage him in his abilities! So, if you wonder if you'll be a "good" parent, or if you'd be able to handle it, I think yes, because when it's your own, certain things will naturally come out of you that never came out before. Now, get married (if you're not already) and start having babies. They're amazing! And you can totally do it! 🤗🥳👶

I don't like being vegan. We ran out of meat yesterday and my husband is working on our car, so we can't go get any meat yet, so I've been eating veggies and potatoes and grapes all day. I want meat now! 🤤

My husband has been using voice to text since before we got married, I rarely used it myself. Today I tried it and I realized how amazing it is to be able to just speak to my phone instead of needing to try to one-handedly hold maneuver and type on my phone whilst also maneuvering a wiggly baby. 😎🤗👶

Last night I stayed up and fed my son late, then I fell asleep, woke up by him fussing for food around 3am, then I blinked and decided to shift position as I heard him fussing, first thinking he was still going to sleep, but then realized I needed to check the time. 6am, oh, so he's hungry again, and I didn't notice sleeping. When I was done, I blinked again, and again he was being fussy, and again I had blinked 2.5 hours away and he was hungry again at 6am. Then it was light enough so I also changed his diaper, and that was an event. I thought I had given him enough time, but I had not. He pooped twice and peed once after I opened the old diaper and tried to get the new one on. Well, at least the 3rd diaper I interacted with stayed clean for a bit 😅 Then somehow it was 9am and he was hungry again?! Hubby just came in after having worked on the van and woke me up. He asked me to help clear something so he could clean some parts inside, and I groggily got up and cleared it. Then he asked if I didn't sleep last night, and I told him it didnt feel like it but I did have two experiences of time jumping forward 2.5 hours. Writing this out now, I realize that I wouldn't have gotten any deep sleep in all of this (minimum 3.5h consecutive sleep to get there they say), plus maybe 5 hours of broken up sleep was my total, and I usually feel tired if I'm under 8, but I prefer 9hours of sleep 🤣 I see why my body told me it was time to sleep again while my husband was out working 🤣🤣🤣

I have started referring to myself in 3rd person, but not as Ann-Sofi, rather, as mom. I didn't plan it, it just started coming out once our son was born 😅🤣🥰

My son really wanted his dad. Last note, I wrote out how my son just rolled a 360 trying to get to his dad. Well, he started fussing again so I picked him up and put him back on his blanket. He began fussing again and babies are supposed to have belly time so I put him on his belly cause he seemed to want that. Well, it only took maybe a minute, or less, before he started rolling again, and pushed himself over to his dad! Yeah, he wanted some dad time! He got quiet when dad picked him up! 🥰 His dad is my favorite too! Love you @LeviJohnson.net

I thought of this model as well. However, for our books, I decided to add a little deflation by actually lowering the prices from 15k to 10k. Now on our website, the books available for sats are actually even a little bit lower than that! Check them out at FikaTimeBooks.com View quoted note →