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Dear Dede
hai dede maaf umma lama sekali proses berfiir dan menerimanya. umma punya banyak ketakutan, tapi setiap umma ketemu deded kamu tunjukkin bahwa dirimu kut dan hebt. bahwa kamu pejuang sejati. izinkan umma membersamaimu ya nak, menyayangimu, menjaga kamu. terimakasih sdh hadir dan menjadi yang terbaik versi dirimu semoga Allah tadirkan janu menjadi anak yang sempurn lahir dan batinnya sampai berjumpa 4 buln lgi ya kesayangan umma
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My baby is 8 months old today!
He isn’t crawling yet, but he’s very good at spinning around on his stomach and can manage to maneuver himself around the room a bit with some effort. Lately every single time we put him in tummy time, we put him down on his play mat with a bunch of toys and he spins himself around and gets himself over to one of the bookshelves where we keep his books on the bottom shelf. He pulls all his books off the shelf and plays with them a bit and then he starts trying to pull the (mostly too heavy for him) seforim off too.
B”H my husband took the baby to the doctor to get weighed today, and he’s gained 9 ounces since a week ago! It’s such a relief to know that the changes we’ve made are working, even though it’s emotionally difficult for me.
At this point I am only nursing the first feed of the morning and if he wakes up in the middle of the night, but otherwise pumping. My supply has definitely gone down at some point in the past couple months (i.e. I’m consistently pumping less than when I was in the office), and he is consuming multiple more ounces than I’m pumping each day, supplemented by my freezer stash. Unless we find some miraculous way to turn my supply around, it’s a matter of time until we have to supplement with formula. Which we will do if/when we have to, but would not have been my choice.
I’m not really sure how that part is going to work on Shabbos - we’ll basically have to guess how much pre-pumped milk he needs to supplement his nursing and hope for the best.
He’s also getting 2 square meals a day of solids, mostly challah and sweet potato (which is back in his good graces especially if the challah is dipped in it), but we got a few other things for him to try at the store yesterday.
He’d still need to be up about another pound and a half to get back to his previous curve on the growth chart, but this is definitely a great start. Maybe even better than I’d hoped for.
What’s been the best thing about being a new parent? What’s been the worst? And what’s something that you want more people to know about having kids?
Best - baby giggles, and seeing your child master a new skill. There is no describing the joy at seeing your baby do something like roll over or bear weight on his legs for the first time.
Worst - the sleep deprivation, because in addition to its own difficulty, it makes anything else that’s hard more difficult because you’re exhausted. Even now that my baby usually sleeps through the night, he’s not going to bed until 10:30. Which means I can’t get to bed until 11 at the very earliest, and then I’m up at 6:15. I’m getting absolute max about 7 hours of sleep a night, which isn’t quite enough for me in general, but then keep in mind that there are plenty of nights where I get less, and no night on which I can catch up (I used to get similar amounts during the week, but then I’d sleep like 11-12 or more hours on Shabbos to make up for it. Not a thing with a baby).
Want people to know - I think sometimes people who want kids have a romanticized view of how it will affect their relationship with their partner. Having a new baby changes everything. Your lives are no longer your own, and how you relate to each other is going to be seriously altered as you navigate how to care for this new person and figure out how to split the work that goes into it equitably. Also, see aforementioned sleep deprivation. It doesn’t do great things. No matter how good your relationship is when that baby is born, it is going to take some hits in the short-to-medium term. I don’t say this to scare people off from having kids, but rather to emphasize that before a baby shows up, you need to work really hard to get your relationship into the best place it can be. You need to work out as many kinks in your communication with each other as possible. You need to have a realistic understanding that this will be difficult, and that you will each do your best to be your best and come through to the other side. And then, when baby comes and you end up sniping at each other at 3am because you’re both the most exhausted you’ve ever been in your lives and the baby is crying and you can’t figure out why, instead of continuing to let that escalate and spiral out of control and cause permanent damage, you’ll remember that you’re on the same team and say sorry and figure out what to do together. The stronger your communication and overall relationship are when the baby arrives, the better a position you will be in to keep it that way. The weaker your relationship is when the baby arrives, the more it is going to deteriorate when you introduce that new, all-encompassing factor.
