And Then There Were Four
Life as a family of four has been an adjustment for all of us...Sarah has had to get used to 3am feedings again, while Doug has had to get used to Sarah wanting to talk to someone during the 3am feedings. Yay! for friends in other time zones and Facebook, it keeps Sarah occupied and lets Doug sleep.
Kian has had to learn to share mommy and daddy, which he still hasn't quite got the hang of. But he is very interested in Asher and in particular his eyes, which are going to get poked out one day. He also wants to hold him all the time but gets tired of it after about 10seconds and pushes him off - literally. We won't ever forget Asher anywhere - when we get in the car Kian immediately points at Asher's seat and we have to reassure him that Asher is coming too and will be put in his seat in a minute.
Thank goodness for a great family who has been around tonnes heling while we all get used to being a bigger family.
posted by Doug and Sarah @ 11:07 AM
1 Comments:
Sounds about right... We spent some time caring for a baby recently and I was surprised by how much I'd forgotten. What they can't do and the things they need are long lists!
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