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Walking down the city sidewalks pushing the stroller, my middle girl holding onto the side, usually chatting and telling a story, my oldest boy walking behind looking at things or right there on the other side of the stroller. That is how I will remember my motherhood; all together and always moving.
A year into this mom of three gig and I can tell you quite honestly that it is a lot of work. I've let regular hair washes for me slide and I just might put on the same pair of pants four days in a row but honestly at the end of the day I'm okay with that.
I never really had a fixed idea on how many kids I would have, all I knew is that I wanted kids and I liked babies. Two seemed like a good number, probably not more than four though. Here I am, seven and a half years after having my first baby and I've got three babies. Three. Amazing. Amazing.
Some days I feel like I'm some sort of parenting expert and have things sorted out just right. While other days I feel like I have no clue what to do and like I'm trying to constantly catch my breath and not lose my cool.
One thing I can count on is that there seems to be a constant movement of learning and just when I think I know what I'm doing, the kids grow and change and I start back at square one.
Mothering three little kids means that I am literally never bored. The days are filled with caring for basic needs and shuffling to and from activities and school that it's difficult to remember to feel gratitude for being their mother. The busyness often gets in the way of appreciating my motherhood.
When the day has settled and no one needs anything, even for that short moment before someone wakes up, it is then that the thankfulness seeps in and I can embrace my motherhood.
The other morning my husband was busy in the kitchen making the kids their breakfast when he asked the oldest if he wanted some cut up banana in a bowl. The question was met with a huge yes by him and soon the middle girl was saying, ' Hey dad, I love chocolate! Can I have some banana too?!'.
Huge disappointment was felt when she realized she was being offered 'cut up banana' and not the 'chocolate banana' she thought she had heard. She came and found me and whispered into my ear, 'mum, I thought dad said do you want some chocolate banana and I got so excited but then he just gave me cut up banana'. We all had a bit of a giggle and decided that today we would go and get all the things we needed to make chocolate covered bananas.
This is a perfect no bake treat to do with the under five crowd, bonus is that it's actually tasty and not loaded with processed ingredients or food colouring. We decided to get some toasted coconut and peanuts to add to our frozen treat. In lieu of a stick we used a paper straw and cut them in half and they worked like a charm.
- I had my 4 year old use a regular kitchen knife and chop bananas in thirds and halves
- We inserted the straw into the middle and popped them into the freezer for 45 minutes
- In the meantime we melted chocolate in the microwave and got our toppings ready in separate bowls
- When it was go time my preschooler had a great time dipping the bananas in the chocolate with help from me
- We followed up by generously sprinkling different ones with crushed peanuts and toasted coconut
- Into the freezer and we enjoyed them a few hours later
These treats were a major hit for dessert and even the teething baby enjoyed biting down on this frozen dessert. Definitely recommend for some easy tasty fun with kids this summer!
No one tells you just when your baby will turn into a toddler. One moment they are needing you in such an intense way and the next moment you're doing an over exaggerated goodbye with a one year old. "Bye bye baby! Can you say bye bye mummy? Oh wow! That's SOOO good!'. You know the story.
Elisabeth is now officially 14 months old and for the first time I'm realizing that she is now becoming more of a toddler and less of a tiny baby. Of course, she will always be our tiny baby but aren't most last born children stuck with the 'baby' title in the family?
When I went back to work I referred to Lizzy as 'the baby' and someone corrected me and told me she wasn't a baby anymore. Obviously I was super offended because in my world she was still this baby who needed so much care. In reality she was just at the end of her babyhood and tip toeing into toddlerhood.
The CDC considers toddlerhood to be from 1-2 years and other resources say that a toddler is when they turn 18 months till just before 3 years old. All I know is that a change takes over your baby and even though there still might be some major baby needs, that tiny baby is growing up.
Once these five things clicked into place, I felt fairly confident that my little Lizzy was now a toddler. A new (baby sized) toddler.
- They start voicing loud opinions over things without using actual words. "AIE AIE AIE AHH RAH MAAA!!" When you put them in their stroller after swinging at the park, they will let you know.
- Throwing a tantrum when you take something away from them. Sorry baby, you can't have my iPhone or a sip of this hot coffee.
- Looking at books and not just to see if they can chew the edge of the page but to actually look at the pictures.
- Pointing to parts of their body (and parts of yours too!) to name body parts. We've got nose, eye, ear and belly button down pat.
- A continual clutter of messy papers on the floor despite just previously tidying up that area. You know your baby is a toddler when they find any stack of papers, magazines or work related files and dump them out all over the floor in total absolute glee.
While I am a huge sucker for all things baby and have a ridiculous need to smell the top of the head of a newborn, I am totally digging this new stage and all the hilarity that comes with living with a toddler.
I started writing this post after the first few day shifts on my return to work. Everything was happy happy and easy breezy. Then the night shifts came and BAM!@$$%^&*. Reality check.
<This Was Me Before Going Back To The Night Shift>
I'm going to say something that may sound a wee bit crazy but bear with me if you can. I'm not totally off the deep end when I tell you this. Going to work feels like a break.
There's the obvious fact that I get to have a coffee break and during that thirty minutes no one asks me to do anything for them. I literally sit down and drink my coffee and I often have my feet up. My coffee is hot while I'm drinking it. Just that alone is amazing.
If I need to go to the bathroom, I get to go ALONE. No one is asking me questions while the bathroom door is closed and no one has stuck their fingers underneath the door to wave at me yet.
Of course I miss my kids while I'm gone, thirteen plus hours away is what it is. It's thirteen hours away. However, that first day off together feels even more rewarding. I legit get excited thinking that I get to spend time with them.
When I'm at work I get to use a different part of my brain and it feels great. I'm still a mama but I'm able to switch hats and put on my metaphorical nurses hat and get in the game.
<Post Night Shift Reality HITS HARD>
Mama all day. Work all night. This is when real adult life gets kind of tricky. On my first night shift back in 15 plus months I somehow made dentist appointments for all three kids for earlier in the day. Not my brightest moment but life doesn't stop for night shifts. After a full day I went to work, chugged some espresso and hoped for the best.
Fast forward to 5 AM. I thought that from the way I was feeling that I might by dying. My body was majorly protesting and my pep for work was fading by the minute. I was certain my coworkers were going to find me sprawled out on the floor of the utility room half conscious.
Sleep. Repeat. Stay up all night and work another night shift. That first day off I felt a million times worse than I had coming off a night shift in the past fourteen years. I did not get out of my pyjamas all day and I puttered and horizontally parented from the couch. I literally felt off for the first two days.
Tonight I go back for two night shifts. 'It's no big deal' is what I keep telling myself. I am happy to be back at work but I am still learning to find that balance.
When I find something that I truly love I just cannot keep it to myself. Here are my current favourite things that I'm totally crushing on.
Last week we had a wedding to go to and I wanted to buy a new dress that could see me through the wedding but that could also be worn many times over. Luckily on my first stop I found a simple dress, the Wilfred Free Muse dress from Aritzia. This dress can be dressed up or down and it has pockets! Something my husband totally didn't get why I was so excited about, but pockets on dresses are seriously awesome.
A while back I was walking around downtown and decided to treat myself to something that I've had my eye on for quite a while. A nebulizer diffuser from Saje Wellness. Ever since I brought it home I've been diffusing their Relax oil blend in my bedroom and I can't get enough. When I love something I always have to share and so I bought my mum her own nebulizer for Mother's Day.
One thing that drives me nuts is being out and having my iPhone have no charge. Having to search for an outlet to charge up my phone or just having to deal with a phone that is on 1%. I've definitely moved to that level where having a phone with me feels kind of mandatory and it's kind of my life line. I got an Apple battery pack case and there's no turning back.
Becoming a nurse came quite naturally for me. I had been an asthma patient through out my childhood and that gave me my first introduction to nurses. Having to stay over night in the paediatrics ward without your parents, makes you bond with your nurse when you're little.
In grade two I wrote an essay on the topic 'What I Want To Be When I Grow Up', which was to become a nurse. I was asked to read it out loud at a school assembly, I remember feeling nervous and crumpling the paper up while waiting for my turn at the microphone. One line of the essay went, 'I want to be a nurse so that I can help people and also give them shots'. Turns out that I don't love to give my patients shots but if I need to, I'm pretty good at it.
I'm either driven by passion or just really stubborn and stick to my decision and at 23 years old I graduated with a degree in nursing. I packed up my bags and moved to the city to work as a nurse on a medical unit. It felt so fresh and exciting to live in a new city and to be just starting my career. I have some great memories from the first year of nursing, nursing friends are some of the greatest friends you will meet. I know that much for sure.
Three years after working on a really diverse medical unit in the city, I went back to school and specialized in perinatal nursing. School started a week after I got married and so we gave up on having the honeymoon we had planned, Mexico for two weeks, so that I could go back to school on time.
I fell in love with learning about birth and babies and ten years ago I started working as a maternity nurse in the city. A decade later and I am still passionate about pregnancy and birth and post partum care.
You can usually catch me smiling at work as I genuinely enjoy being part of a woman's labour. My favourite thing to do is provide labour support right from the start of an admission and I also enjoy supporting new mothers with breastfeeding in the early days.
It was interesting going back to work after my own maternity leave as it seemed that every patient I met over the two days asked me if I had any children. When they heard that I had three, and the last one was just born a year ago, they all seemed to enjoy that answer. I love being able to connect with the women that I meet.
Hi, I'm Andrea and I'm a nurse.
Tucked away on Granville Island is the Arts Umbrella, an inspired program for children who are inspired to create. Children are invited to learn about music, theatre, dance and more. Coming up next week Arts Umbrella will be hosting Theatre and Music Expressions Festival over at the Waterfront Theatre showcasing some of their amazing student talent.
I'm taking my two big kids to see 'Story Stew' which Arts Umbrella will be presenting along with a variety of other shows from May 11-22, 2016.
"STORY STEW: A FAIRY TALE REVUE by Stacey Lane
You know the old woman who lived in a shoe and had so many children she didn't know what to do. But did you know that her children are Jack, Jill, Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks, Hansel, Gretel and that lamb-loving Mary? Familiar fables take on new twists in this energetic romp through the enchanted forest.
Show times: May 14 @7pm, May 19 @7pm, May 22 @ 2pm
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I didn't see her when I first walked through the door of the pediatrician's office. I was too busy rushing to get there on time as balancing three kids and appointments is always a bit of work. It was when I caught my breath and pushed the stroller into the waiting room that I saw her sitting on the bench with her tiny newborn nestled in her lap.
This mama looked tired and had on layers of clothing and a messy bun. She smiled at me and I could tell instantly she wanted to chat. Babies are excellent conversation pieces and soon she was asking how old my baby was.
She told me that she was so exhausted and had mixed up her pediatrician appointment and it was actually next week. It had taken her three bus transfers with her newborn to get to the doctors office and once she got there she got the news.
We both laughed together about how being tired and sleep deprived totally does suck out your brain cells out. We both were comfortable with each other and I could tell that she really wanted to chat to another mother with a baby.
It was her first baby and he was four weeks old and she was surprised at how all consuming it was taking care of a baby and how she felt like motherhood was never ending. She kindly asked if my baby was still nursing now that she had just turned one. Then followed up with a bunch of questions. Do one year old babies still wear diapers? Does she sleep through the night? What does she eat? Will she ever get a break?
When I told her this was my third baby she was shocked and amazed. Quickly she asked me questions about how I could look so put together when I had three children to take care of? I told her it was the same outfit I had worn for the last two days in a row and when you find something that works you just keep going until someone spills milk on it. She loved that and laughed out loud. It was like I was trading insider secrets with the new recruit.
She asked me if things got easier because she was finding this new role so all consuming. I told her that things keep changing and you learn to adapt. I told her that with each baby I let my expectations change and that I've learned to do more with less.
Soon I was called in for the baby's check up and we waved goodbye to each other.I gave her a smile and wished her the best as I carried on with my own motherhood.
There is something really special about four year olds. They no longer carry around constant reminders of babyhood but they aren't quite a big kid yet. A four year old has a personality that is blossoming with enthusiasm every single day and they can still be ridiculously cute.
Right now I'm really enjoying spending time one on one with my own four year old. Besides my love for all things baby, the four year old age might just be my next favourite.
Josie is four years old and right now her world is her family and I'm like the coolest person she knows. Things start to shift once school is added to their lives and their world gets a little bigger. They meet new friends and form new social groups, their teacher becomes a big part of their life five days a week and their sense of self changes.
Four year olds can be kind of hilarious. They don't totally grasp all of the ins and outs around social boundaries but are getting good at playing around with them. For example, this past weekend we were out at the park taking family photos and my sweet four year old was having fun and loudly shouted out "peanut butter vagina!". She seemed confused when we said, 'shhh shhh shhh!!' and when other parents stared at her. This is four.
When you're four and you feel like dancing in the coffee shop because your favourite song comes on, it's no big deal and you just bust a move. People will think it's cute and the regular barista will smile at you and tell your kid what a great dancer they are.
Listening to a four year old tell a story can be genuinely funny. You may even laugh out loud listening to your four year old recount an event that happened. Their world of imagination and reality can be quite fun and is so genuine.
If you are ever in need of brutal honesty on any subject just ask any four year old and they will tell it like it is. Does this swimsuit look good on me? Ask a four year old. What do you think of my new eyeshadow? Ask a four year old. The truth just rolls out of them.
Four year olds don't really care what you think of them and usually their self esteem is ample. They will wear a mismatched wardrobe and be all, 'what?' when you ask them if they really want to wear rainbow patterned shorts with a long sleeved green shirt and their red cowgirl boots. They will also feel totally fantastic in the outfit and that is what makes them awesome.
What's your favourite age in childhood? Are you with me on the four year old or do you have a different age that feels kind of special?
This past weekend we were invited to Wesbrook Village for a special family fun day hosted by Vancouver Mom. We loaded up the car and I impressed myself that everyone was ready to go and I was driving out of downtown on time. For a family of five that is momentous.
Westbrook Village is a short 20 minute drive out of the city and located on a fabulous peninsula of tier one of the University of British Columbia. I was surprised by how cute and well put together the village was and the walkability of the area made it really family friendly.
We were able to take in some fun activities and Josie chose for us to go to The Hot Box Yoga. True to its name, it was warm (but the temps were lower than usual), we did some playful yoga games and went on walking adventures that had us feeling like we were all just having fun.
If you are looking to try out some new parks and playgrounds with your crew this village is seriously the place to come. Park your car and go on a free adventure trekking to the four different playgrounds. There are ponds and water features and it's all surrounded by trees.
Families can enjoy brunch at Briercraft Wesbrook and keep the littles fuelled up between playground runs. This was our first time at this location but we've been big fans of Briercraft Cambie for awhile and have always enjoyed the mussels and frites along with the Belgian beers.
The next time we need to head out of downtown, Wesbrook Village will be on the go to list!


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