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October 9, 2005, 8:44 pm PDT
Stay At Home Moms
Quote From: txs_wisI have to giggle over the comment "So what's another one in diapers, right?" I've been thru having one in potty training, one on the verge of transition from diapers to potty training and one in diapers all at once. My sister has 5 kids and all very close in age and I have many Dutch friends who would have as many as 3 or 4 in diapers, on the verge of transition of diapers to potty and so on. It can be soooo much fun *see me rolling my eyes?!*. LOL! It can be quiet the comedy when on an outting and you've got one dancing to pee, one waffling on whether or not they need to go and the baby is needing a diapie change because they just exploded out of their diaper even though you've just changed them not two minutes ago! Of course while it was going on, you didn't think it was funny but now, it must have looked commical somewhat.
Velma9, so sorry you've found yourself in your position. Glad though you have your goal of getting that higher education. It can come in handy one day. Lots of luck to you and your child. Do you have any family network behind you to help out in childcare? Be sure to check out grants and scholarships (grants you won't have to pay back).
gdh, Wisconsin LOL, I have two kids and my oldest was 23 months old when my youngest was born, Amy was actually potty trained during the day and not during the night. When my youngest was born, of course my oldest regressed (as I expected) and wanted to wear diapers so of course I let her, not worth stressing out about! Yes, it certainly had it's moments but I wouldn't change a thing. Even now, it can be interesting, my youngest refuses to potty (2 1/2) and of course my oldest (1/2) wears panties but I hate the times when she is fidgety in the car casue she has to potty then my youngest has the worst "blow out' on accasions of course, but why is it that it seems like tehy are pondering against me, they decide to do this together. LOL
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