Going from 1 to 2

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This is why I wanted a bigger age gap. There's 4 years between mine.
You'll find a way tho. My cousins both had 2 under 2 and it was hard but they managed to find a routine and then utilise nursery when they could use it

I was so worried and felt so guilty when we first found out we were expecting our second, even though we planned it, so I really didn’t expect to feel like that. My LO will be 20/21 months when our baby girl is born so it’s definitely going to be hard 😅

I’m now 21 weeks and we’re so excited, we talk to our LO about his baby sister all the time and truly can’t wait. So although I can’t give any practical advice about once they’re here, you will feel better about it! We’re mums, we just adapt and overcome, if our babies need us, we’re there no matter what.

Hope everything goes well in this pregnancy for you 🤞🏻

19 month age gap. Nothing gets done 99% of the time. If its not one, its the other. Do you have a partner? They will need to be your ROCK. Truly. Its hard but so worth it x

I have 18 months between my two, my second was a surprise so I was not prepared!
Routine worked wonders for me, the same things at the same time every day. I had my youngest in a bedtime routine from the day he was born so I had time after that to fight with my eldest who had been spoilt as an only child 😂. It will be difficult but it will be so worth it!

There is 20 months between my girls, they are 2 and a half and 10 months. The simple answer is, you just learn how because you haven't got a choice. You do get into a routine and things just fall into place. I didnt have an easy time when my youngest daughter was born because I had a really traumatic fast birth, lots of blood loss which ended up in postnatal depression. It is really really hard but you do get there.

Biggest tip I have is get your toddler involved in absolutely everything to do with the baby