Another post!

As I sit here writing this, my son is doing his very best to eat a cat toy and I'm all right with that. I think this means that I have mellowed out about in regards to baby-stuffs. However, there are still:

Things I Still Refuse To Do:

Give him a binky that has hit the floor anywhere outside my house. (hey, I know what's happened to my floors.)

Take my hand off the stroller when I'm out of the house. (Kidnappers would have to pry my cold dead hands away from it.)

Put him in anything less than the cutest outfit I have available even if I'm sleep deprived and/or sick as a dog. (His cuteness is my fuel now, it inspires me to greatness.)

Let him cry. (Yeah, that's not even possible. He cries and I make it better. End of story. AP all the way!)

Pass him off to people because we are sick of him. (Holding him is still an honor we bestow upon the favored few.)

Stop taking pictures because it got boring. (Yeah right, like that could happen.)

So I may still be a tad Type A mom-ish about the whole thing, but have you guys seen this kid? He is really happy and thriving like a thriving thing. I'm gonna take that as a green light on my parenting style for now.

Take a breath

Ok, so it's been six months of baby bliss and I've started to realize that things aren't going to slow down and come back to normal. If I want to get anything done ever again I'm just going to have to MAKE it happen. This is a perfect segway  to:

Things I swore I'd Never Do

Stick the kid in front of the tv in order to entertain him. (How do you think I found the time to write this?)

Pee in front of him (Yeah, that went out of the window in the first week)

Be embarrassed about feeding him in public. (Even in this area, I still get self-conscious .)

Ignore my cats! (What, I still have cats? I kid, but they only get love now if Xan is sleeping or wants to play with them.)

That's all I have time for now, but I'm planning on updating more often again so next time will be Things I Still Refuse To Do.