My eighteen month old son has no idea what is about to happen in our household. He is so sweet, and will make a great big brother. I can't wait to witness the first time he sees his little brother. It will be a very special moment. He has gathered that there is someone named Jonah in my tummy and that the ultrasound picture on his dresser is also Jonah. That's a good start!
My husband and I have both been very busy lately preparing for his arrival. I am constantly cooking when I can stand on my feet long enough to do so. We are racking up on freezer meals to make it easier on us when we have a newborn. I didn't do this the last time (besides one batch of freezer tacos). So, I'm excited about that! I will be posting all of the freezer recipes I used soon...or maybe not so soon. We'll see when labor happens!
The hospital bags are packed and ready to go as well. For moms, this can seem like a big deal (to make sure you have everything you need and nothing you don't), but it's really not a big deal once you are at the hospital with your newborn. It all works out. Unfortunately, I pack like a girl scout, so it's hard for me to leave out the junk I don't really need. I am going to also be creating a post on "what to pack for the hospital" soon, too. I know it was helpful for me to read over several of these lists even having done it once before.
I know it will be hard to navigate through life at first with a newborn and a toddler. Anyone have any tips? I would love to be able to pay a good amount of attention to both boys. Breastfeeding will take up a large deal of time, so Levi and I will have to get used to that.
I'm extremely excited to meet our son. I can't wait to look at his little face, and to hold him. I know how special the newborn stage is now that I see how fast they grow.
You may not hear from me on here for a bit...or I may be posting again tomorrow! We're just waiting around for labor now :) Oh, I'm due on Valentine's Day in case you were wondering.
I'll leave you with a few pictures of my sweet Levi as a newborn.
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