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Plushie
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Posted: 13 February 2011 at 11:41am |
Has to be said though, if he got pulled over and said "oh thats my daughter" how seriously would they investigate that? Surely no police man is going to start looking into custody arrangements etc. Not that it makes it right at all, i'm not sticking up for him.
To my ex:: Yes, i know you're missing out on a lot but having a pity party about it at midnight while i battle to b/f your child and he bites me (who knew newborns can bite? I didnt..and that gum ridge is hard!) is not going to get you a decent response. I'd freaking LOVE you to be here and take on part of the responsibility your actions put us in this situation so grow a pair and stop crying down the phone at me.
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Whateversville
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Posted: 13 February 2011 at 4:06pm |
DS's dad hasn't seen him in a month. Not even texted to see how he is.
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james
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Posted: 13 February 2011 at 6:54pm |
aww pillow-fight what a arse
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Posted: 13 February 2011 at 9:16pm |
Ah Bowie breastfeeding sux in the beginning , It Bloody hurts ( excuse my french) i rememebr crying and stressing out as soon as bubs cried because i knew she was hungry but couldnt bear the pain of feeding (i personally thought the pain was worse than my pain free labour and im not exagerating ). It takes a while to settle down but once it does Its fantastic . Such a nice bonding experiance , great for bubs , And free too beleive me it will settle down eventually and feel much more comfortable and natural .
pillowfight- Men!!!! that sux , Its the child that misses out , some men just dont get it !
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Shelt
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Posted: 13 February 2011 at 10:21pm |
Yeah bowie I know, but I'm still pissed off about it. Plus am getting cards up my sleeve in case he decides to go for 50/50 custody again at our review when DD is 3.
Yup breastfeeding hurts a lot in the begining. But so worth it when they finally get the hang of it. And yeah, newborn bites hurt! Thats one thing I never expected!
That sucks pillow_fight
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Posted: 14 February 2011 at 9:28am |
Awww Pillowfight that is average of him Grrr on your DS behalf!
Thanks guys, am sticking too it even though he's like some kind of shark. Seriously scares me when i get a nipple out and he starts opening and shutting his mouth at speed and honing in on the nipple, looks like he's going to get it in his teeth and shake it.
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Posted: 15 February 2011 at 11:10pm |
Just found out he's decided to move to Christchurch at the end of the year.
So much for my baby having his/her daddy around, eh.
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Posted: 16 February 2011 at 8:40am |
DS has been sick with rotavirus since thursday, still not right today and his dad hasn't offered to take him at all and ive been at clinical for uni so have had to take so much time off and i get absolutely no offer of help from the ex, he calls twice to ask about him, and then gets mad that i havent been to get the cats yet, sorry i havent had blimmin time with being at clinical and trying to look after a really sick toddler when will he get it!
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Posted: 16 February 2011 at 12:31pm |
ahh heck, hope Tyler gets better soon that must be wretched for you both.
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Posted: 18 February 2011 at 11:01pm |
I don't really belong in this thread,cos im not single...BUT my daughter's father and I are not together and I need to vent about something.
He and his family are moving to Wellington, which is fair enough, they told me,apologising profusely,and what can I say ? its the best thing for them (them being his wife and 3 boys ) and it would be selfish of me to expect them to stay up here when really my DH is more C's dad than he is.
However,because C's bio dad and I have always made an effort to have a good relationship,I never say a bad word about him in front of her, for example, she loves her bio daddy very much as well,and she adores her brothers (all younger )
So anyway, my ...vent? not sure if thats the right word,is you think the baby stage is so hard, all the sleepless nights, breast feeding issues etc....nuh uh.
See,when Ty (my 19month old ) is hungry..I feed him,when he is wet,I change him,when he needs a cuddle I comfort him.
What the HELL do I do to comfort an 8 year old girl,who is old enough to understand things in shades of grey when I tell her her other family are moving away from her and I have to watch her heart break?
One of the hardest moments of my parenting life, sitting comforting my daughter who was so upset she was no longer crying but wailing, while she said "they can just leave me,cos I dont matter as much,I don't matter as much " knowing that I can't deny it,because she is smarter than that,she knows the truth,that she isn't as much part of the family, what on earth do I say to comfort her except reassure her how much I love her and how Im not going anywhere.....and yet knowing at the same time that its no where near enough.
...They have all these books to prepare you for the baby stage,the toddler stage...there is nothing to prepare you for moments in parenthood like that.
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 7:12am |
aww big hugs kelly that made me cry
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 11:28am |
Me too...poor Caitlyn, what a horrid thing for you and her to have to go through Kelly.
Admire your attitude very much though, respecting that decision and seeing that its the best and not just hating on him or trashing him out in front of C. Not that it makes it any easier on her now of course.
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happymum21
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 11:55am |
Oh Kelly that must be so tough, it's gut wrenching when seeing your child so upset because of something the other parent does - it happens often with me and my girl. One thing I have done for my girl is reassure her that she will still get to see her dad and her lil brothers. Skype is a wonderful way of keeping in contact and you can videocall/talk via camera. Also, she will have the opportunity to spend time with them during the holidays I assume. She could even fly down on a plane and fly back and spend time in a different city. That could be exciting (nerve wracking for you the first time it happens but airport staff are used to these situations and having to assist unaccompanied children).
It will be a different situation but also can be exciting and something for her to look forward to.
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 2:07pm |
Thanks guys
yup Mum2Alana,thats what I did,we talked about her being able to fly down there or go on the train or whatever and how she will be able to go to Te Papa.....and thats as far as I got,that and the Bee Hive lol cos I don't know Wellington very well...
Is Skype expensive to set up ? I think thats one of the things her stepmum suggested,I think they already have it..
Im not worried about her on a plane...they moved to Wellington when she was 3,then to Australia when she was 4 ...only difference between now and then is that she understands more about her place in their family,that she isn't as part of it as her brothers,and that she has a bigger bond with her brothers since shes been seeing them so regularly,but yeah, she flew to Australia not by herself, but without me,which is almost the same when they are 4
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 2:31pm |
Skype is freeeeee and its the best thing since sliced bread.
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Posted: 19 February 2011 at 6:04pm |
Yup Skype is freeeeee, you only need to have a microphone and/or headset/speakers and webcam. Easy peasy to setup.
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Posted: 20 February 2011 at 11:27am |
Made me cry too that is really hard, and even worse you arent the one to cause the heartbreak but will be the one to mop up the tears. Not looking forward to that stage at all.
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Posted: 20 February 2011 at 9:33pm |
Awww Kelly that sucks and it made me upset for Caitlyn. I am so not looking forward to that stage. Its hard enough trying to explain at the moment to a 2 year old that she lives with me and she can't just visit Daddy when she wants. She cries when I drop her off and she cries when he drops her back...transitions are hard work
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