I'd never planned to even have one kid, so I was pretty set on the "one and done" thing. When my ectopic happened, I was actually pretty happy because it was an easy way to segue into getting my tubes taken out. About two years later, I started getting into my feels about the whole thing because it.... finally clicked?... for me that I'd had a miscarriage that ended with me losing my ability to have kids. I don't regret it, but it was/has been/is super weird to deal with those feelings after never having even considered them in the time immediately after everything happened. My husband has/had no idea how to deal with it because he's still iffy about having one kidI've been in my feels today. Allow me to share:
When I got my vasectomy it was because I knew we were finished having babies. But I didn't think I'd mourn that phase being over. And while I don't regret it, I do find myself getting a little sad whenever I realize that we have truly moved on from that season.
Yeah we way overbought pizza. We were sending folks home with full pies.I think you may have over done it on the pizzas if that pool pic was the kids headcount lmao
No way. I'm not a sleepover Mom yet.Are sleepovers on school nights a thing now? My 6th grader’s friend group seems to do this regularly and then of course I’m the asshole for always saying no. I never even asked my parents to do this if it wasn’t Friday or Saturday night.
i never considered it as a kid, but like.. i can't really see why not giving it a shot wouldn't be worth it? especially if they're at the same school and can all just hop on the bus together in the morning.Are sleepovers on school nights a thing now? My 6th grader’s friend group seems to do this regularly and then of course I’m the asshole for always saying no. I never even asked my parents to do this if it wasn’t Friday or Saturday night.
The thing is, I’ve hosted sleepovers with these girls and they either stay up all night long chuckle heading or there’s some kind of drama. I would not inflict either scenario on other parents on a week night.i never considered it as a kid, but like.. i can't really see why not giving it a shot wouldn't be worth it? especially if they're at the same school and can all just hop on the bus together in the morning.
let them know there's the expectation they have to get their homework done and that they actually need to sleep-- if those things don't happen, then weeknight sleepovers can't happen again. kids now seem to be more aware of the whole idea of "body doubling" to get tasks done, so it might make it easier for some kids to get work done when they have someone else there.
tbh my parents probably would have appreciated weeknight sleepovers more so they wouldn't have to entertain kids the whole next day
And I’m sure as fuck not dealing with it over here![]()
I never attended a sleep over as a child that wasn't staying up all night with candy/video/games staying outside all night. Weeknight sleep over sounds retarded to me.The thing is, I’ve hosted sleepovers with these girls and they either stay up all night long chuckle heading or there’s some kind of drama. I would not inflict either scenario on other parents on a week night.
The thing is, I’ve hosted sleepovers with these girls and they either stay up all night long chuckle heading or there’s some kind of drama. I would not inflict either scenario on other parents on a week night.