http://junction25.com/wp-info.php Do you know, I didn’t want boys (I have two). I really wanted a daughter. Now I love my boys and see the absolutely brilliant things about having boys. We won’t have any more, but I’ll always wonder what a daughter would have been like.
Yes I can imagine if I’d have had a second son I’d have always wondered too. I guess what it comes down to is how amazing it is just to have children!xx
I felt really strongly about the first pregnancy, I ‘knew’ she was a girl without being told and it just felt right. Now, pregnant with my second I have no idea which makes me a bit uneasy but I feel it’s another girl. I love being a mum to a mini me, although she has taken my stubbornness, feistiness and sensitivity to whole new levels that constantly leave me stumped or proud.
Lovely, moving post. I hope you get to read it to your daughter one day x
I do wonder if the second time around we’re less in tune with our bumps and bodies because we already have a child to care for. She sounds like a fab little lady, taking after her lovely mama xx
Hi! I'm Hannah, a 30-year-old wife to Phil and Mummy to Toby - born July 2014, and Martha - born May 2016.
I love music, reading, travelling and my gorgeous life with Phil, Toby and Martha in the countryside. We live in a cottage with our cat Ivy and the sounds of hundreds of birds overhead.
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http://junction25.com/wp-info.php Do you know, I didn’t want boys (I have two). I really wanted a daughter. Now I love my boys and see the absolutely brilliant things about having boys. We won’t have any more, but I’ll always wonder what a daughter would have been like.
Hannah 3rd April 2017 at 1:35 pm
Yes I can imagine if I’d have had a second son I’d have always wondered too. I guess what it comes down to is how amazing it is just to have children!xx
Tin 23rd March 2017 at 9:09 am
I felt really strongly about the first pregnancy, I ‘knew’ she was a girl without being told and it just felt right. Now, pregnant with my second I have no idea which makes me a bit uneasy but I feel it’s another girl. I love being a mum to a mini me, although she has taken my stubbornness, feistiness and sensitivity to whole new levels that constantly leave me stumped or proud.
Lovely, moving post. I hope you get to read it to your daughter one day x
Hannah 3rd April 2017 at 1:36 pm
I do wonder if the second time around we’re less in tune with our bumps and bodies because we already have a child to care for. She sounds like a fab little lady, taking after her lovely mama xx
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