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Would you say I'm a bad and lazy mother because....

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Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 12:13

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fryalot · 10/04/2007 12:14

you are not bad or lazy.

Take it easy. It's going to get tougher in four weeks, relax as much as you can now.

You know this.

glassslipper · 10/04/2007 12:15

have a rest. if she's happy make the most of it. dont feel guilty. you'll have more energy in a few months.

TeeCee · 10/04/2007 12:16

You have bad SPD, are heavily pregnant and care enough to be worrying about the fact she's watching a bit of telly.
You sound like a sintly fab mother and I woul;dn't worry about it one little bit. In fact crack out the chocolate and put your feet up and have a fab sloobly lazy day. Nothing wrong with it at all. Please, please don't beat oyur self up over this (you lazy mare!!! ) xxxxx

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pirategirl · 10/04/2007 12:19

as we arent blessed with great weather in the uk, i would say that as soon as we get some we are all mesmerised and want to prance about it it!!

I had spd, and I totally know how painful and tiring it is, your little one will be fine.

I am still in my nighty today, sorting out washing, the house. my dd is 4 and watching a dvd.

You need as much rest as poss.!!!

DimpledThighs · 10/04/2007 12:21

oh you know you are not! That is fine!

fannyannie · 10/04/2007 12:21

Don't feel guilty - I'm 32 weeks and have just struggled to town and back with the DS's (6 and 3) I don' have SPD but I shall be spending the afternoon doing.......well doing pretty much nothing actually. DS1 will play on his PS2 DS2 will watch TV.........do I feel guilty?? Not a bit

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 12:22

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PeachyChocolateEClair · 10/04/2007 12:24

PG isn't an illness
but SPD is

Good woman, be easy on yourself! She won't suffer from a few wekes on TV (lets fce it, immediately post baby you'll likely be glad of it)

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 12:26

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mrsflowerpot · 10/04/2007 12:27

when I was heavily pregnant with dd I think ds though that Bob the Builder and Wendy were his parents .

have you got a garden? if so, get out there and let her play - or water your feet (always a hit with ds and dd when I just want to sit still for a while in the sun).

Nemo2007 · 10/04/2007 12:27

god when I was pregnant with both my girls towards the end things were a real struggle. Ds was2.2 when DD1 was born so I felt less guilty when DD2 was born he was 3.2 and DD1 was 12mths but luckily it was over xmas so dh was off. I just lounged around last couple of weeks as I had bad spd with both of them

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 12:28

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Nightynight · 10/04/2007 13:52

I was knackered during my 2nd and 3rd pregnancies, got no rest as ex didnt understand and shouted at me for being lazy.

give yourself a break, pregnancy can make you tired

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 14:02

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ProfYaffle · 10/04/2007 14:07

My dd2 is 6 weeks old and, tbh, I'm only just coming out of 'stick Cbeebies on' mode with dd1.

Take it easy, your dd is probably loving her lazy day.

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 14:16

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mrsjohnsimnelcake · 10/04/2007 14:23

my ds1 didn't watch tv at all unitl i was about 35 weeks preg with ds2... and he is fine!

I really don't think it matters...my motto is "adapt and survive"
you do stuff that you thought you wouldn#t ever do- just to get through the day sometimes...and TV is hardly anything bad is it?

not feeding her or giving her drinks is bad, not a bit of telly
put your feet up, you need to look after db2 now too. and it seems just now db2 needs a mummy who is chilled out and resting-
when bd2 is born, you soon learn to juggle and see who needs you more at any given moment
and tv and jigsaws help alot

Summerfruit · 10/04/2007 14:30

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