Last week in the world of Miss T was disastrous. There
is no other way to describe the chaos that arrived at our doorstep. Hubby
overseas for work, me pregnant and exhausted, Miss T sick- unable to drink, eat
or suck her beloved dummy which equated to Miss T being unable to sleep for
longer than 30 minutes at a time…the worst of the nights she clocked naps at 7.30-8.00,
10.00-10.30, 12.30-1.00, 4.30-5.00. Yep disaster.
I know chaos arrives at every doorstep from time to time but
my goodness it doesn’t make it any easier. We made it through of course (with the help of amazing family and friends) and we
are back to domestic bliss...or our variation of...with a healthy bubba, slightly
more rested mumma and a present dadda. Miss T had her first play with one of her best
buddies yesterday which injected us both with a whole lot of positive energy and in turn my optimism is peaking. Yes last week was disastrous but the
silver lining...every cloud has one right... is that my dummy obsessed bubba was so betrayed by her sore mouth
and sickness that she lost her relationship with her beloved. Miss T no longer
searches for her dummy or needs it to sleep and her baby obsession is over. This can only be a good thing, a new found independence but I
have also found myself from time to time feeling a little sad for her. She said
goodbye to a special friend in the most abrupt manner and I also suspect said
goodbye to babyhood forever.
The timing is uncanny as Miss T’s mumma (ok ME) is also saying goodbye to an era…my 20’s. As I
hit the BIG 30 I feel incredibly grateful for the wonderful family and friends
I have, for the fabulous husband and family we are building, for the chaos and
bliss that is Miss T, for the amazing new friends I have made since embarking into motherhood, and for the blessed life we live (these are all my silver lining's)….but I do still feel a
little pang of panic…Will I blink and wake up age 40, 50 or 60 and consequently
Miss T 11, 21, 31? Am I saying goodbye to my bubba Miss T and hello to toddler Miss T and what else will change for me in my 30's...
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