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Re: 20 months apart

From: Kathleen (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 26 Sep 2001 14:35:35 -0500 (CDT)


At Wed, 26 Sep 2001, JW wrote: >
>Just found out that I am pregnant with my second child. While I am
>happy, I am also nervous because my son is currently 11 months old and
>he will be only 20 months old when the baby is born. Anyone else have
>children this close in age? I am worried about taking care of a 20 month
>old and a newborn. I am looking for reassurance, suggestions, anthing
>positive that will help!
>
>Thanks so much in advance!

Hi My girls are exactl 24 motnhs and 3 days apart, I had lots of preterm labor with my second and other issues,my youngest has cerebral palsey, but only very mild. Despite all this I found that after an intial warm up time you end up falling into a normal pace and although it isn't the easiest thing in the world to take of to children that young it's also very rewarding and more often then not a laugh riot. My girls are very close, adore each other and are very affectionate. Which I believe has more to do with them being close in age then gender. By the way they were both in diapers for a while and that was no biggie either. In fact I think it encouraged my oldest to potty train. I wouldn't worry you'll do great and remember take each day with humor because in the end 1 or 2 it's all the same work. p.s. my oldest loved helping with the baby yours will to I imagine

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Kathleen





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