Saturday, February 28, 2009
time flies...
my 3 month time with mavo is over. i went back to work last weekend, and it went fantastically well. i miss that baby like crazy, but my co-workers are truly amazing. right around the same time, maverick chunked up, losing his tiny little newborn look...and also stopped nursing, deciding not just to make my mommy heart ache a little, but to tear it out of my chest and teeth on it. i miss nursing so much. i should be happy to be able to eat a bigger variety of foods. or to have the ability to pass him off to others for feedings, and even to be able to drink again. but i'm not. i have this gut wrenching sadness about the whole thing. i envisioned nursing him for almost a full year. bought a super expensive pump and everything so that i could facilitate my wonderful motherly job while at work. but instead, he just stopped. one day i went to nurse him, and nothing but tears. i haven't wanted to believe it. even pumped just to keep it around in case he changed his mind. but as the days pass and 3 ounces turned into 2, then 1...i've had to come to grips with the fact that it's over. my dream of blissfully rocking my baby boy to sleep at night all snuggled up nursing him...over. sporting my beautiful hooter hider made by my bestie...over. pulling him into bed with me at night and nursing us both back to sleep...over. i should get over this. as a wise friend tells me, "you'll be sad about alot of things. sad that he outgrows his infant carseat, etc. this is just another one of those things."...it's true. i know this. but i miss it terribly already. consider yourself lucky, my dear friend whose daughter won't drink from a bottle and uses you as a teether lately...it could've ended all too soon. the grass is always greener tho, right? : )
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I will admit, as much as I complain, I do love those moments where my little biter is still fully dependent on just me. Time does fly and our joyous little ones will grow out of our favorite outfits, their expensive swings, and whatever other gigantic object that is temporary invading our living space.
ReplyDeleteThe great thing is though we will have tons of other monumental importance's and highly substantial moments of when our chunky little ones will impress us to the point of not letting that go either.
Plus there will always be that super amazing loud obnoxious toy we buy our little ones and then hate it after the first 10 minutes of hearing the noise it makes and wishing for them to not like it too much longer. :)
Your doing great and your choices and his choices are making him grow healthy and strong.