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Coocheecoo to baby Zip.
My children are now 11 and 16 and ooh my its seems like a life time ago I was up in the night feeding them and changing nappies! hold on to those precious days its so very true they grow up so quickly and the trouble is when their so small your so tired so support each other as much as you can as having a new born is like wow the hardest days and nights work I have ever done!
On the running front do what you can when you can I find time very hard with the children even with them being older you worry about being hit by a bus or falling over and them being home alone!
good luck for new year!
You have to make time to run but now I run when they have gone to bed or when they are at Nursery or Mother and Toddler Sessions,etc.
I will echo what Happy New Year Pig stated, you only have one chance with your kids, don't miss it, play with them now and run later in life. When they are teenagers they will only what you for money which can be left on the kitchen as you leave to run.
Zip the sleepness nights dont last forever it only seems that way at the time.
Happy New Year
Zippies
I remember alternating between utter joy and ........dispair.
Now I must stop reading this thread - since reading about the birth it's making me broody.
Enjoy!!!!
TH