Hey there fellow couponers and coupon newbies!
Todays couponing lesson is on the 4 most important things all good couponers remember to do.
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If I'm being honest, Savannah has never been an amazing sleeper. When other mothers started boasting about their babies sleeping 10 to 13 hours a night I was jealous. I wondered how could that possibly be a thing when Savannah was only partially sleeping through the night.
Most times the best we could get was 5 or 6 hours but even that included multiple wake ups. It almost felt like we were still on her breastfeeding schedule even though we had not breastfed in months.
We were tired and at a loss. So when the conversation about moving Savannah into her own room came up I knew if we didn't find something to make the nights go smoother, that was going to be a disaster.
When I started looking for answers on how to get your baby to sleep through the night is when I found out about bedtime routines and the importance of a nighttime bath.
If there's one thing I wish folks would have been more REAL about when I was pregnant, it would have to be the healing process after birth.
I mean of course you got the "oh it will take 6 weeks to get back to normal". Heads up, that's a lie...for most women it takes way longer than 6 weeks to get back to normal and THATS NORMAL. I'll also be the first to tell you it takes even longer than that to feel like yourself. Im currently 9 months postpartum and Im just starting to feel like "me" again.
But what I'm really talking about is how to actually heal in those first few weeks after birth, what products you really need and how to make the healing process go as smooth and as quickly as possible.
Cuz nobody wants to be out here wasting their time or money on crapy products that do nothing for us and don't help us heal...
After a break up, trying to get back in the "swing of things" can be an awkward situation to say the least.
While some can "bounce to the next dick" with no issue. Others finding it difficult to move on could be left asking...
While some can "bounce to the next dick" with no issue. Others finding it difficult to move on could be left asking...
"Is my pussy broken?"
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I will never be one of those bloggers...hell one of those women that will ever try and act like motherhood is easy.
Being a first time mother undoubtably is the hardest job I ever have and probably ever will take on. While it does get better as the weeks and months roll on, those first 2 months (8 weeks) are stressful enough to break even the strongest super woman in us all.
So having experienced everything from an emergency "induced" labor, to a hospitalization just days after being sent home with my baby to breastfeeding complications, postpartum anxiety and more.
I feel like I've survived my fair share of new mom woes and im just qualified enough to let you know the best ways to push through the first few tumultuous weeks to and get to the other side.
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