Lies That People Tell New Mom's... It gets easier!

[drudolph11]

I just read this and it really made me laugh. The premise of it is "it doesn't get easier, it gets different". I thought maybe s some S(+)TMs could add to it too. Enjoy!

www.everydayfamily.com/slideshow/lies-people-tell-new-moms-gets-easier/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=1912&utm_campaign=Blog&gaui=9826973&tc=120085

[thejollyrancher]

I thoroughly enjoyed that, especially since in a few weeks I will have an *almost* big kid and a newborn.

ETA- Sorry again! forgot I was lurking (from F15)!

[huggabugga11]

I love this. I only have a 3 (almost 4) year old, but it has changed dramatically throughout the years. It doesn't get easier, because only not having your child could make anything easier. It just changes, A LOT. He was a fantastic newborn. Slept through the night at 4-5 weeks, never really cried, only spit up occasionally, and was just an over all extremely happy baby. Now, he is a fantastic 3 yr old. He is funny, cunning, mischievous, so so intelligent, and has an attitude of a 16 yr old girl on her period. He can negotiate with the best of them, and can throw a tantrum unlike one anyone has seen before. But I love him even more than the moment I first saw him. Kids are amazing, and you adjust to everything they can throw at you.