more pregnancy

[mayoblob]

So my official due date is February 22nd, which means I'll be 12 weeks on Saturday.  I had a couple days of nausea/fatigue when I first found out I was pregnant.  Then it was just mild fatigue.  Now the stomach issues and strong fatigue are back. Since the symptoms are so much stronger this time, we're guessing girl, but we won't know for another 2

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[melissathespud]

Hahaha, sorry to laugh at your frustration, but "Boppy? Boppy? Mommy?" cracked me up. Glad Ally didn't mind when we decided to wean. I had another friend whose son decided to wean himself basically, even though she wanted to keep going. You get the other end of that spectrum I guess.

I cried during Hook the other night...that was pathetic.

[muddernh]

Megan wasn't sure about weaning before her 2nd one was born recently, but eventually her older daughter lost interest on her own pretty much. It'll work out the right way for your family.

[musicalkipper]

Having overnights at family's or friends' homes can encourage it too, or even having mommy go somewhere overnight and daddy bottle feed at home. I am of course speaking anecdotally, so take the suggestion (or not) however you'd like; at the very least, semi frequent overnights would get him used to you not being available for the longer timeframe of the con. I'm told, though, that having mommy unavailable during feeding time semi regularly can help the child realize he has other options besides mother's milk and ease the transition. That seems to be more or less what happened with our friends' son, who spent nights with in-laws often enough that he lost interest in breastfeeding.

Also, the summer has been so eventful, but I'm missing our Doctor Who RPG nights -- hope we can have another one soon!