The cats feel a bit left out but nothing right now we can do about it we only have so many pairs of hands.
Lessons learned include never go to the Dr's on your own, it's a nightmare! Way to much stress to cope with. Oh and inoculations suck! Seeing your child going from happy smiling to crying her eyes out breaks your heart.
My children have the most amazing smiles, I melt when they beam at me. I even cried this morning when I was looking at my youngest daughter grinning at me. Oh I know this is going to be hard work and it is, but there is nothing like holding your child in your hands having her look directly into your eyes and smiling.
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It sounds like things are starting to come together for you.
For me, the first three months was about surviving, the next three months was about coping, and from six months it's been really fun. :)
And I can't take Catherine alone for her injections - John has to come with me, and he holds her and makes me stand in the corner whilst it happens. It really upsets me. I just administer the chocolate button and comfort blanket after the experience.
You have two beautiful, gorgeous girls, and I promise the difficult first few months will fade away into a distant memory very quickly :)
Hugs to you all!
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