Ruby crawls. Sort of.
See, people ask me all the time if Ruby is crawling yet, and I have to respond, “Well… sort of.” This is what I mean. Not exactly crawling, but very effective none the less!
Ruby crawls. Sort of.
See, people ask me all the time if Ruby is crawling yet, and I have to respond, “Well… sort of.” This is what I mean. Not exactly crawling, but very effective none the less!
Ok. I’ve been filming Ruby nursing for a long time. I don’t think I’ve ever, before now, had a video that adequately demonstrates what a session is like for us – a typical, frustrating session.
I hesitated to post it, because there is a ton of boob. Really, a ton. And Ruby was bottomless, but I covered that up. (It took FOREVER.) But I want everyone, all of you who have tried to help and offered suggestions, to see what it’s like to attempt to nurse her. She desperately wants to – she cries when I unlatch her, when I take it away. This nursing session was just over an hour from her previous feeding, so she’s not overly hungry or ravenous. She’s not distracted. This is completely typical.
I’m trusting my community and my lovely followers to know themselves, and also those of you whom I work with that troll my blog: if you don’t want to see my breast, don’t push play on the video. That means you, Dad.
Can’t stop her!
This one is great. She is so proud of her new noise. Prepare yourself.
How long has it been since I’ve posted one of these, huh?
I know. I have a ZILLION of them, I just never get around to it.
I took this one about two weeks ago. I still love it.
I have been feeling kicks like these for ages…
Finally caught some on video today. Hope this works!
This is a small addendum to today’s picture post. Ronan was having far too much fun with this hose for me to pass up a video.
Too hilarious not to share.
Here you go.
Just have to love this.
Here you have it… The Standing Diaper Change. I was taught by my most wonderful (and terribly missed!) friend, Nadine. She told me it would come in handy in nasty bathrooms, and quick changing situations. What I didn’t know was that it would help avoid diaper change battle 90% of the time! Thank you Nadine!!