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PiscesPregnancy Panic: Am I Really Having a Baby?!
Mom-to-Be: So it just hit me. Like a ton of bricks -- or should I say, like a huge box of 152-count Pampers Swaddlers Sensitive Diapers.
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It happens to all of us. I remember a moment when I was pregnant with my first. I started having contractions and I thought NO I’M NOT READY YET. The next week when real labor came I was more than fine with it.
You will figure out what works for you. What your baby likes, wants, needs. You will know every cry. You will be able to hear your baby cry in a room full of children and know EXACTLY what they need. If they are really hurt or just have a bruised ego. You will figure it out along the way. None of us have magic. We gained our knowledge the same way you will. Through trial and error and seemingly a 1,000 sleepless nights.
I was in, somewhat, of the same situation. I had never changed a diaper, yet had decided long before that I would not have a bumper in the crib. Pretty much everything was set up and ready months before my daughter came. She is now two, still alive, healthy, and never been severly injured (just a couple boo-boos here and there). I was terrified to leave the hospital once she was born as I feared I was not capable of caring for her. Take a deep breath, calm down, and know that nurses will teach you what they can, family and friends will help when you let them, and you will learn and become quite good a the every day stuff. For me, teaching and discipline are still out the window though. :) Congrats and good luck!
I was in, somewhat, of the same situation. I had never changed a diaper, yet had decided long before that I would not have a bumper in the crib. Pretty much everything was set up and ready months before my daughter came. She is now two, still alive, healthy, and never been severly injured (just a couple boo-boos here and there). I was terrified to leave the hospital once she was born as I feared I was not capable of caring for her. Take a deep breath, calm down, and know that nurses will teach you what they can, family and friends will help when you let them, and you will learn and become quite good a the every day stuff. For me, teaching and discipline are still out the window though. :) Congrats and good luck!
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You’re in good company. And even when it looks effortless … it rarely is! Baby Bjorn is a two-person job, but the Ergo is so easy to use (and much better on your back). But there I go, giving you another option to consider! Good luck.