Thanks for the input. Let's just say that the feeding issue won't be an easy decision either way. And if you'd still like to weigh in, feel free. I know there are lots of lurkers out there who must have insight. Feel free to pop me an e-mail if you're shy!
He's beautiful--congratulations.
ReplyDeleteAnd the emotions you're feeling, though unexpected, are normal I think.
you never told us what his name is!!!
ReplyDeletehe is gourgeous CONGRATS!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful blessing! I'm with anonymous: what's his name?
ReplyDeleteas for breast feeding, I am a staunch proponent. I had difficulty with both my babies - No. 1 was a preemie and had to eat very regularly. breastfeeding meant NO sleep for me.
Baby no. 2 was hard because I had a LOT of pain initially. But it was worth getting through it and the pain went away. as a result, I saved a TON of money and shared those close bonding times with my children. I fed both for about a year. I did, however, use some formula to make outings to church and other places easier.
that's a rambling answer, but hope it helps.