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Multi-mothering

Last week, Jen, Mark, and Sophie came to town for Sophie's ear tube placement at SLCH. We met up after the procedure at the Galleria so Jen could snag some shoes for Sophie (not that she was able to get what she wanted, unfortunately, but the Robeez Sophie got were super cute!). The double stroller we have is very good, it maneuvers very smoothly and opens and folds up really easily. Since it's so easy to deal with, I thought I'd add another task or two to the situation...

Most of you know that you can click on the pictures in any post and they'll open up bigger. But in case you can't see clearly enough...
Is there a law against driving a double stroller with one hand while holding a newborn with the other while holding the bottle with my chin?? (No, but there should be a law against that double chin that is created with this position!)

Comments

  1. You look like a pro balancing that bottle. That takes some serious coordination!!

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  2. So glad to see you're finding your groove. Your girls are just adorable!

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  3. Looks to me like you have it all under control. You go girl!!!
    Love the blog layout!!!

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  4. you are such a cute mom and i must say an awesome multi-tasker. i hope i can be as good as you when we have a second one. i'm already a little nervous about juggling two and i'm not even pregnant. lol. you look wonderful and i'm so proud of you! the kiddos are adorable!!!

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  5. I think you should try pumping with a backpack model while, feeding and pushing. Now that would be a picture!!!

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  6. Randa, I took one look at this picture and went WOW. I have to tell you, you look absolutely stunning in this picture, seriously. Everything from your eyes to your hair to your gorgeous earrings to the color of your shirt- simply beautiful. Soak it up, you're a beautiful mother...

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  7. By the way, it's Ashli, Skye's sister- I forgot that it didn't post my actual name when I post comments.

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  8. I hope you got my email several weeks ago. I'm so happy for you, what adorable little girls!

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  9. You've always been a great multi-tasker, and this is just another example :o)

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