My friend and I were planning to take our children swimming today. However, it's 330PM and it's drizzling. I got a call from her worried about the rain. There's still an hour more before I decide if I want cancel swimming.My three little ones pictured above loves the sprinkler area next to the swimming pool. That is where I spent 5 hours last Friday, 3 hours last Wednesday, and the previous days before that...are you getting the picture? They love it! I cannot catch up on reading while we're there because if I take my eyes off my kids, I am convinced transport themselves outside the fence.
Even when I stayed 5 hours in the sprinkler park, my 3 y/o still threw a fit when we left. There's a lesson to be learned here. It goes along the line of showing up before they close so the water's off when we leave and there can be no doubt that the park is truly closed.
The rain had stopped, we might go after all. I have gotten used to stuffing my 5'2" (barely) in a swimsuit. I am 142 point something pounds. I need 40 of those off. Someday. When my baby's done breastfeeding, I can work on it. Maybe run away from it. He's now 16 months. This is the longest I have ever breastfeed anyone. He's the last child, so I am enjoying his babyhood. There's won't be anymore.
4 comments:
Now that looks like FUN! Am gald you are enjoying your summer out there!
What a sweet mom you are!
Do breastfeeding him as long as you can. Our third boy was breastfeed until the age of 2.
And swimming with the kids is a lovely, quality activity
Haha! I know what you mean about the water park. I caught onto the show-up-closer-to-closing halfway into the summer.
Interestingly enough, I'm ready to wean Ava at a year whereas I nursed Bella for 19 1/2 months. Then again I have no idea how to wean my little one (my milk changed when pregnant which turned Bella off) so I may just wait for her to self-wean.
I say BF as long as you both like :)
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