Hello again blogger world! I have been in hiding for some time. Elliot is now 7 months old and changing everyday. The other day I picked her up and she just looked so different from just the night before when I laid her down to sleep. It is crazy how fast they change. She does something new every week! In the first days of having Elliot home I couldn't imagine her being any different or doing the things she does now. Today, I have a hard time remembering what it was like when she was so fragile and I had to support every part of her. Now, she is a wild woman throwing her toys and practically feeding herself! We are eating peaches, pears, peas, sweet potatoes, prunes, well you get the point, anything pureed and found in the baby food isle. Her favorite is bananas and oatmeal for breakfast! She loves to cuddle with blankets when she falls asleep and she always has a smile on her face (except when she is hungry!).
This year on Darcy's birthday we all 3 went to her grave site. We tied her pink happy birthday balloon to the shephard's hook and we let 2 balloons go for her second birthday.
I often think about what the future holds for my little girl. When she is asked in school if she has any brothers or sisters. How does she answer that? Will she feel the need to explain it like I feel the need to explain it? Will she hide it as a secret and only tell her closest friends? Will she just say "no" when a person that isn't that close to her asks, because one is sure they are just asking to be friendly? When is even the right time to tell her? Do I wait until she is old enough to understand about death? Wouldn't that be lying to her up until then? All these questions make a lap around my brain every once in a while and I never can find the answers for them.
She has some things that we bought for Darcy and now we have given to her and I tell her that it was her sisters. We do talk about Darcy around her, but one day she is going to be old enough to ask who Darcy is and I don't know how to answer that one either.
This year on Darcy's birthday we all 3 went to her grave site. We tied her pink happy birthday balloon to the shephard's hook and we let 2 balloons go for her second birthday.
I often think about what the future holds for my little girl. When she is asked in school if she has any brothers or sisters. How does she answer that? Will she feel the need to explain it like I feel the need to explain it? Will she hide it as a secret and only tell her closest friends? Will she just say "no" when a person that isn't that close to her asks, because one is sure they are just asking to be friendly? When is even the right time to tell her? Do I wait until she is old enough to understand about death? Wouldn't that be lying to her up until then? All these questions make a lap around my brain every once in a while and I never can find the answers for them.
She has some things that we bought for Darcy and now we have given to her and I tell her that it was her sisters. We do talk about Darcy around her, but one day she is going to be old enough to ask who Darcy is and I don't know how to answer that one either.
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