Man Flu - By Slightly More Depth Than A Teaspoon
I remember rolling around on the birthing ball when things were starting feeling more worried about him than me!
In the end my Mum came up and we sent him to the doctor. He proceeded to come back with antibiotics for tonsillitis- the nerve!
So during the entire birthing experience he was pretty absent. Instead my Mum and sister helped me through while he lay 'helping' on the couch nearby. He did manage to pull himself together and drag his ill, disease-ridden body to my bedside when the baby was actually born..... and then the midwife made him wear a mask when he first held our daughter (I have a feeling she was less than sympathetic).
Number two is on its way and due in December and he is under strict instructions to be as healthy as a horse!
I should note: He really is a fantastic husband and Dad- but is, of course, no match for man-flu!
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Robyn from Slightly More Depth Than A Teaspoon is 23 years young and married to her high school sweetheart, Shane. She's a Christian Mummy Blogger and regularly writes about her faith, her life and her super cute bub, Georgie.
She's a stay at home mama to 1.5 children and rates that as far more difficult than looking after 16 all day at a child care centre like she used to.
She blogs and tweets late at night and uses it as an excuse to avoid doing the laundry and scrubbing the toilet.
Next week: Max's Mummy and the Hot Potato
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I can SO relate to this! my husband has a knacked for spraining his ankle when we have to move house or clean for an inspection or actually have a chance to go out to dinner together, you know, without four children in tow!
ReplyDeleteCursed man flu - it always strikes at the least opportune times! Nice photo though :)
ReplyDeleteAnd good on your mother and sister for stepping up. I don't think mine would be that brave!
That would be right! ;)
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough it actually turned out well- I wouldn't have planned it, but it worked. Mum was good but my sister is a nurse and she was just fantastic!
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