I'm not talking about expensive stuff here - just stuff to buy. Do we really need to buy bed-guards for Little C's big boy bed? Am I thinking I need them just because everybody else gets them? Will he quickly learn to stay still at night time after falling out a couple of times?
I'm thinking of buying new clothes when I've returned to my normal shape post-pregnancy - but I have tonnes of clothes that aren't worn out - do I need to buy new ones, or am I just wanting to get new ones because the media and the material world in which we live suggests that you need to buy new clothes all the time? Do I just want to buy new things to make me feel better and improve my self-image after a long period with a huge belly? Is there a better, more long-lasting and healthier (not to mention cheaper) way for me to feel good about myself and my body?
I shouldn't worry about a bed-guard. My son was so proud of his 'big' bed he never stirred - and certainly never fell out
ReplyDeletethanks - I'm hoping that our timing will work out. He's just turned 19 months and number 2 is due in the next few weeks. I'm aiming to have things settle down a bit with new sibling; then move him (and cot) up to new "big boy" bedroom for a couple of weeks; then into "big boy" bed, but with cot still there empty just in case we need to threaten to put him back in there; then cot empty in his old room for a couple of weeks before new baby grows out of Moses Basket and needs to go in there. Seamless... I hope!
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