TFAS Check-in 1/26
Jan 27, 2016 17:27:10 GMT -5
Post by ThankfulSnail on Jan 27, 2016 17:27:10 GMT -5
Age of LO(s): 2 years
Circumstances: Starting a new job next month, scheduled to have Mirena removed late May so I'll qualify for FMLA once KU, will start TFAS first full cycle (after AF) after removal
Cycle/Month:
CD/DPO:
RRCS: Can I intro here? I've been lurking a lot and wanted to contribute a little even though I'm not trying yet. I lurked a ton and posted a little bit on TTGP before getting KU with DD, then posted on the Jan14 BMB and am active on one of the FB groups for J14 now. I am already excited at the prospect of peeing on all the things again!
GTKY- Do you have a designated play area in your main living are or do you just keep toys in the bedroom? Tell me about your set-up etc.
We have a rambler with a finished basement; there is a small toybox in the living room but the basement is where the vast majority of them are. Our basement has some comfy couches and chairs but other than that is essentially her play room- no TV or anything else.
To answer penguin129's question, DD does help me clean a little but gets distracted. She does best when I tell her what specifically I want her to put away- "Can you put the food in the bucket?" "Can you put the ball in the toy box?"- than when I just tell her it's clean up time. She loves the song, though- she just sings "Cooo-eee, cooo-eee" over and over again.
Circumstances: Starting a new job next month, scheduled to have Mirena removed late May so I'll qualify for FMLA once KU, will start TFAS first full cycle (after AF) after removal
Cycle/Month:
CD/DPO:
RRCS: Can I intro here? I've been lurking a lot and wanted to contribute a little even though I'm not trying yet. I lurked a ton and posted a little bit on TTGP before getting KU with DD, then posted on the Jan14 BMB and am active on one of the FB groups for J14 now. I am already excited at the prospect of peeing on all the things again!
GTKY- Do you have a designated play area in your main living are or do you just keep toys in the bedroom? Tell me about your set-up etc.
We have a rambler with a finished basement; there is a small toybox in the living room but the basement is where the vast majority of them are. Our basement has some comfy couches and chairs but other than that is essentially her play room- no TV or anything else.
To answer penguin129's question, DD does help me clean a little but gets distracted. She does best when I tell her what specifically I want her to put away- "Can you put the food in the bucket?" "Can you put the ball in the toy box?"- than when I just tell her it's clean up time. She loves the song, though- she just sings "Cooo-eee, cooo-eee" over and over again.