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On 20 Apr 2018 at 8:17pm Pollyanna wrote:
Can you remember your children's baby years? My kids are only in primary school and I already cannot remember when they were babies/infants.
This upsets me.
Is it just me? Why can't I remember?!
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On 20 Apr 2018 at 9:04pm Earl of Lewess wrote:
I found the first year of my children's lives so stressful, exhausting and tedious, I'm glad I can't remember much. It was a combination of sleep deprivation and worrying that they were going to die. Horrible. I don't know why people get so soppy about babies. It's much better when you can talk to them and they let you sleep for more than four hours.
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On 21 Apr 2018 at 4:54pm Infinitygirl wrote:
As someone in the midst of the first year, I can confirm that the trauma is so acute that I am thankful to know it will be conveniently blocked from memory like a proper trauma should be. I honestly can’t remeber things like how old I am, names of certain types of food items, what I walk into rooms for (that one was coming anyway), what year it is, why I walked all the way to a certain place, when I last washed my hair etc. I’ve not slept for over a year (inc pregnancy). So not suprising it’s forgotten.
 
 
On 25 Apr 2018 at 11:34pm Belle wrote:
Take lots of photos and write a diary of the day with any endearing incidents to help you look back. It does get easier. And to any new Mums struggling to get sleep - my advice is to let yourself sleep when your baby does at first - forget the washing up or tidying. And then do your best to get them into a strict sleep routine, day and night. Naps morning and afternoon. Life gets much easier once babies feel secure and sleep properly.


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