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Confessions of a mom of many:

#547 When you have two baby beds in your room and a toddler asleep in the next room, you just might find yourself at 3AM patting the wrong baby bottom and wondering why the cry isn't stopping! Bwahahahahaha! I laughed so hard that it took me a minute to get back to sleep!

#548 When you do the before-bed-diaper train with the three littles in low lighting (to keep everyone calm and sleepy), little boys may wake up in pink diapers! Hahaha! Sorry little man!

I hope you got a good laugh out of our blunders! We sure did! Happy Monday everyone! xo, Sam

 

Comments

Rachel said…
Oh, that made me laugh.
Anonymous said…
Patting the "quiet" baby is funny.
I can just imagine the savings using cloth with 3! I'd think that would make a good sized load to wash every day. Have you had to increase your diaper stash for the new babes?
Renata said…
Oh my ~ I'm laughing right here along with you. As a mother of twins I get the first one :)
*Mirage* said…
I got a giggle out of that! :D I'm expecting #5 in November and arrived here looking for baby patterns to knit/crochet. Always nice to meet other mamas with lotsa-tots. :)
Anonymous said…
Are you still snuggling an extra baby Samantha?
Anonymous said…
Where are you? I keep checking.

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