What Keeps You Up At Night,
Just last Wednesday, Sania gave birth to her second son (she answered my interview questions a couple weeks prior). Here in this interview, she shares her life along with her first boy, Ali, who fills her days with a lot more superheroes, mess, and laughter than she ever imagined. A New Jersey native transplanted to Florida, she actually is learning to make her family at home among DisneyWorld and beaches while still maintaining the traditions and connections to her family up north.Please grab a cup of joe and find out more about Sania's life which simply now is taking another inescapable but wonderful change with the help of her newborn; Adam. I know if interviewed today, Sania's answers would vary and hold new perspective - that is the story coming from all moms, don't you find it, Constantly evolving and changing.
Who is your family, My husband Wajih and 3 yr old son Ali. We are also awaiting the arrival of Ali's little brother springing up in the middle of June! What do you do for work, Up until we transferred to Florida in September 2013, I was the full time working mom being a CPA accountant.
So my journey through SAHMhood is pretty new and mostly everything has been while I was pregnant! Needless to say, its been amazing and in addition exhausting from time to time! What is now (at least for now) you're parenting mantra or guiding principle, Listen to all of the advice people dish out, read the many books you should read to feel more confident. But in the final do what works suitable for you/your child and what works best will evolve after a while.
The only constant with kids is change, figure out how to accept this! I feel like after 3.several years of parenting my mantra is becoming that children perform best on a routine, even so the routine must be flexible. So go easy on yourself, you could possibly make mistakes along the way however the best part will be your kids are usually oblivious for many years.
Essentially, all children really would like or need will be your love and attention. So what if you get some things wrong at first or if things don't go as planned every one of the time. They will eventually, and above all, this individual not show it now, but I know he's going to grow up and cherish these memories we've made.
What would your pre-mom self be very impressed to know about motherhood, There was a great deal lack of reality that my pre-mom self had about motherhood. I loved kids, I thought I wanted 4 maybe 5! I thought the moms who hated how 'hard' things are all were lazy or unprepared.
I had this naive impression that I would adore motherhood immediately. And I totally assumed that hyper kids were a direct result bad mothering, 'Puh, the kids would be considerably more disciplined! In reality, I had an attractive tough time coping with an unexpected C section after which my son was a sleeper to the first two years!
I breastfed for 6 months before I went back to be effective and I struggled a good deal with milk supply or wondering if he's getting enough. My first exposure to a newborn was as being a slap hard. While I did love him, there was a whole lot of experiences I had never imagined and loving motherhood located me gradually after a while which is not how I pictured it happening.
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