1:30 p.m. — I drive to Target while breast pumping in my car (multitasking at its finest). K. just had a doctor's appointment, and we were told to try fragrance-free and dye-free laundry detergent because he has sensitive skin.
5:50 a.m. — I took today off of work to get caught up on some household items and to relax after a very busy weekend and late night last night, but I'm woken up by our baby, K. I breastfeed and help my husband, E., get K. ready for daycare. E. takes K. to daycare.
7:30 p.m. — After putting K. down for bed, I pour myself a glass of Pinot Noir from Willamette Valley and eat two Dove dark chocolates and two Dove mint dark chocolates. I go online and purchase a ticket for myself to attend an event that my leadership organization is putting on in October. I always enjoy the event, and they have an amazing keynote speaker slated. E. and I watch an episode of9:30 p.m. — I check Mint before bed and see that E.
9 p.m. — This is when our date nights are over now! We get home, I pump and check Mint — E. treated himself to a breakfast of coffee and a grain bowl and an afternoon cup of coffee . I also pack for our day trip tomorrow — you don't pack light when you take a baby with you!5 a.m. — Apparently, K. doesn't understand that it is the weekend and wakes up earlier than usual! I get up with him and feed him.
2:30 p.m. — After feeding K., we put on his swimsuit and he and I enjoy my mom's pool for a little bit. It's nice because at this point in the day, half her pool is shaded, so I can keep K. out of the sun. My mom loves watching him enjoy her pool and getting to dry him off when we decide he's had enough.3:30 p.m. — After a massively dirty diaper, we are back on the road. While E. and K. nap, I listen to SiriusXM — going back and forth between the Hits and CNN stations.
6:15 a.m. — I'm awake and decide to check K.'s temperature. For babies under six months, it is recommended to use a rectal thermometer. I'm not looking forward to this. It turns out to be no big deal, but it does cause K. to poop! Good news — no fever, so he can go to daycare. 1 p.m. — While pumping, I call a spa to make appointments for myself and some friends in a few weeks! I'm excited for my massage — I haven't had one since I was pregnant!4 p.m. — I pick up K., and his favorite daycare teacher said he wasn't himself today, but he never had a fever. I feel bad for the little guy, who is still very congested.
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