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Have any of you tried WaterWipes yet? Wow! When I find a product I’m so impressed with I have to share it with all my mom friends. While shopping at my favorite store, Target, I saw them in the baby section and decided to try them after comparing the ingredients to the leading brand. In fact, I got two 60 count packs.
It has been quite a while since I have written anything on our blog, but I wanted to document my sweet Sydney’s birth story. I LOVE to read other birth stories and wanted to share. My mom brain has been getting worse (am I right mommas?) So I wanted to write it down before I forget everything.
My due date was on July 15th, but I decided to be induced on July 8th. I was so big and so swollen and I wanted to be done. I was already dialated at a 2 and 90% effaced. We were told to come to the hospital at midnight which seemed strange and I still have no idea why, but once we got there I got undressed and put on the hospital gown.
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I have seen a MILLION posts about what pictures you should take after your baby is born, in the crib, in your arms, the cute toes and fingers and then swaddled like a cute burrito! I love these pics and especially when they capture your story but, sometimes moms don’t get that fairytale story. Sometimes our precious little ones end up in the NICU.
Well…
I want to share how we moms can still capture those precious moments even though our little one is hooked up to wires and tubes and has to stay in that little box.
Here are 10 pictures you should take if your child ends up in the NICU:
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Do you have some special momentos lying in a box somewhere unseen and unremembered? Maybe some souvenirs of an unforgettable vacation or possibly pictures and keepsakes from your school days? Why not create some memory jars to display so you can remember all those meaningful times in your life.
I made a memory jar to celebrate the birth of my son and whenever I look at it displayed on a shelf in his room it reminds me how little he used to be and how grateful we are to have him in our lives.
