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I am a young mum of a 19month old and a 5 week old (both boys….arghhh!!) I don’t know how other mothers can do it. My day starts at 5 in the morning when I get up to feed the baby and get my husband organised for work. My day is constant until the boys are in bed. This is when I iron and fold the washing. Some days I’m up until 11pm just so I can get a few things done. And buggered if I know how other mothers manage to go anywhere with two kids. My newborn hates the pram, screams and screams until he’s blue in the face while he’s in it, which is terrible because we spent a fortune on the pram. I avoid going out during the day because of the hassle, and if I need something from up town, I just try and make do until my husband is home so he can give me a hand. My newborn is also alot more demanding than what my first son was at his age. He wants to be held constantly, the only time he is happy to be on his own is when he is asleep, I had to vacuum the house the other day while he was in a baby carrier. We have one of those baby swings, but he hates that as well. Because my toddler can see I am preoccupied with the baby, he turns the house upside down. Then I have to stay up late so I can fix and clean whatever he has attacked. It’s a never ending circle. I know that one day though, I will look back on it and love every moment of it!

She is so sweet and so lovely but when things don’t go her way she is a right little cow. When I try to put her down to bed for a day sleep she cries and cries for about an hour or two, on and off she talks out loud “no I’m not going to sleep”, “no bed”. Over and over she will say “no bed”, no bed”.

When I go in and look at her she is normally laying on the floor or at the very corner of the bed, back is arched and a big frown on her face. She tends to kick her feet and legs about like a big long tantrum. She has an absolute will of iron that kid. She does sometimes fall asleep (sometimes I get her up). The funny thing is when she does wake up she often times will come over to me and say “I feel better now daddy” with a big smile on her lovely face. She knows that she was being a brat and she sounds sorry about it when she talks to me afterwards. I have even had her apologize to me on occasion for her behavior!