Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] BABIES!!!
Sonia Ulan
Hi Amy:
My big worry for not having a 4th is we can't afford a van to transport
a family of 6!!! But we may yet work that out...We have a 3 bedroom
house in yet all 5 of us co-sleep in one room. If we ever have another
baby Mom's and Dad's room will be VERY crowded!!! It seems the joy of a
new baby surely outweighs the need for my husband and me to have free
space in our bed. Even my older children positively BEG for another
baby. They recognize what a gift a little bundle truly is. They're
willing to sacrifice all kinds of priveleges if we were only blessed
with a 4th.
Good luck with your house-hunting!
Sonia
K WORTHEN wrote:
My big worry for not having a 4th is we can't afford a van to transport
a family of 6!!! But we may yet work that out...We have a 3 bedroom
house in yet all 5 of us co-sleep in one room. If we ever have another
baby Mom's and Dad's room will be VERY crowded!!! It seems the joy of a
new baby surely outweighs the need for my husband and me to have free
space in our bed. Even my older children positively BEG for another
baby. They recognize what a gift a little bundle truly is. They're
willing to sacrifice all kinds of priveleges if we were only blessed
with a 4th.
Good luck with your house-hunting!
Sonia
K WORTHEN wrote:
>
> I just had to chime in on this one. I was so disapointed when dh told me it
> wasn't realistic for me to keep having babies and I said I would stop once
> we had grand kids LOL. Unfortunatly due to space limitations I think we're
> going to have to be done at 3, althogh we won't do anything permantly. If we
> ever get out of our tiny little 2br. house I'd be pregnant with #4 as soon
> as we sign the purchase and sale.<G>
> Amy
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sonia Ulan" <sulan@...>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 7:13 AM
> Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] BABIES!!!
>
> >
> >
> > Hey Bridget,
> >
> > You know I'm starting to think of some options along those lines too!
> > (re: foster children or adoption)
> > Wow, can I relate to the baby addiction! It's unbelievable to me how
> > many of my cohorts - many of them past 40 yr.- who are still holding out
> > for another baby. (I'm not yet there but give me a moment...) I think
> > some of us are just "baby machines" and it's what makes us happiest.
> > Even as a child I used to love everyone else's babies. Being only 7 or
> > 8 myself I'd ring the neighbours' doorbells asking if I could take their
> > babies on walks. And I'd just want to sit and cuddle those babies and
> > very young children. It was such fun! I've travelled, have almost 2
> > degrees, have various talents/abilities/social connections and have had
> > all kinds of "worldly experiences", yet babies are still my number one
> > interest.
> >
> > BTW, I'm Sonia Ulan (my maiden name)...S.Ulan...SULAN!!!
> > I think Sulan must be a real name on it's own as I've tried using it as
> > a password or user name on some sites and get refused that it's already
> > taken. Our family has traced back our family tree to Gengis Khan, and
> > other "royal ties" to Mongolia. (Capital city: Ulan-Bator) For
> > centuries though, our ancestry has been of Ukrainian descent.
> >
> > You didn't ask for all that but I thought I'd pass on some history.
> > (Turns out Princess Diana was a descendent of Gengis Khan too!)
> >
> > Sonia
> >
> > bctswim@... wrote:
> > >
> > > Sonia,
> > > I always think of you as being named sulan b/c of your e-mail.! LOL!
> > > Anyway,my dh and I decided we will have to do foster care if there is
> any lag
> > > time between our kids being grownup and grandchildren arriving! We are
> > > addicted to babies!
> > > Bridget
> > >
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susan
it sounds like you need to start knocking down some walls and instead of carpet
get wall-to-wall mattress:) i love sharing a bed. the more the merrier:) even
our dogs sleep with us though they don't stay on the bed, just join us for a bit
then leave and sleep on the floor.
-susan
austin, tx
'unity through diversity'
Sonia Ulan wrote:
get wall-to-wall mattress:) i love sharing a bed. the more the merrier:) even
our dogs sleep with us though they don't stay on the bed, just join us for a bit
then leave and sleep on the floor.
-susan
austin, tx
'unity through diversity'
Sonia Ulan wrote:
> We have a 3 bedroom
> house in yet all 5 of us co-sleep in one room. If we ever have another
> baby Mom's and Dad's room will be VERY crowded!!! I
Sonia Ulan
To all the "Family-Bed" co-sleepers out there;
I remember being really impressed when I once read that Paul and Lynda
McCartney restricted themselves to two bedrooms in their home and they
slept with their four children. Despite having a rather grand English
estate and "all the money in the world", they still had their
priorities: BABIES!!! And close family intimacy.
Now that's a testimonial.
Sonia
susan wrote:
I remember being really impressed when I once read that Paul and Lynda
McCartney restricted themselves to two bedrooms in their home and they
slept with their four children. Despite having a rather grand English
estate and "all the money in the world", they still had their
priorities: BABIES!!! And close family intimacy.
Now that's a testimonial.
Sonia
susan wrote:
>
> it sounds like you need to start knocking down some walls and instead of carpet
> get wall-to-wall mattress:) i love sharing a bed. the more the merrier:) even
> our dogs sleep with us though they don't stay on the bed, just join us for a bit
> then leave and sleep on the floor.
> -susan
> austin, tx
> 'unity through diversity'
>
> Sonia Ulan wrote:
>
> > We have a 3 bedroom
> > house in yet all 5 of us co-sleep in one room. If we ever have another
> > baby Mom's and Dad's room will be VERY crowded!!! I
>
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