Pro: In your nauseated state, all you can stomach is toddler-friendly foods you?re already making like grilled cheese, chicken nuggets, plain buttered pasta, yogurt and sliced fruit. (So. Much. Fruit.)
Con: Parenting while dealing with morning sickness is pure torture. And your toddler still needs you to make dinner every night, even if the sight of food makes you retch.
You know what?s also not fun" Dealing with diapers or potty-training while feeling barfy.
Pro: You both need at least one, if not two, naps a day. And it?s a regularly scheduled cornerstone of your day. Win-win for everyone.
Con: You can?t caffeinate as much as you need to to get through those days when your kid decides to wake up at 5:30 am.
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Con: You can?t unwind with a generous glass of wine after a long day of toddler-wrangling insanity and a million teeny battles. (?I don?t want to wear my jacket!? 30 seconds later: ?Put on my jacket, Mama!? ?No, I want the blue sippy!? Child chucks blue sippy across the room.) Sorry, lady, your only options for self-medicating are ice cream and Netflix. Or a warm bath.
Pro and con: You both get hangry and irrational multiple times a day and?for the most part?it?s considered socially...