Elizabeth slept through the night onnce in her first year of life. I went in 3 times (during her normal feeding times) to make sure she was still breathing! By the time she did wake up, I was engorged. I didn't think to pump. Blonde moment...or zombie life from being up with a baby who had her days and nights mixed up and working a fulltime job during the day. Exhaustion became my norm, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who had "morning sickness" from 6 weeks until the end of the pregnancy.
I 100% relate to that! When Jacob finally did sleep through the night for the first time - he was right at 1 years old and I slept a solid 8 hours before I realize, waking up in shock as I looked at the clock '6:30 a.m.' I had a quick concern hit me, "Is he ok?" And before I knew it, I was right back asleep until 9 a.m. - when he woke up, climbed out of crib and let me know he was awake. LOL!!
Elizabeth slept through the night onnce in her first year of life. I went in 3 times (during her normal feeding times) to make sure she was still breathing! By the time she did wake up, I was engorged. I didn't think to pump. Blonde moment...or zombie life from being up with a baby who had her days and nights mixed up and working a fulltime job during the day. Exhaustion became my norm, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who had "morning sickness" from 6 weeks until the end of the pregnancy.
I 100% relate to that! When Jacob finally did sleep through the night for the first time - he was right at 1 years old and I slept a solid 8 hours before I realize, waking up in shock as I looked at the clock '6:30 a.m.' I had a quick concern hit me, "Is he ok?" And before I knew it, I was right back asleep until 9 a.m. - when he woke up, climbed out of crib and let me know he was awake. LOL!!