My sister-in-law Meagan came over today and babysat while Nathaniel slept. I had to go to breastfeeding class with Isaac. She brought her two little girls, Autumn and Mikayla, along with her. Autumn and Mikayla are so sweet. They love CJ so much. It was really nice being able to go to the class. I really appreciate Meagan being there for me. She did a great job with CJ and also made everyone lunch. It was chicken, broccoli and rice. Meagan has been one of my best friends. It seems strange for that to be so considering the troubles we have had. She seems like a sister to me though. My mother didn't think it was such a good idea for Meagan to be here while Nathaniel was the only one home. I told her that I think of Meagan like I think of my sister Marie. I don't think either would try to take Nathaniel. Even if another girl ever did I would be mad at him if he accepted since he is my husband and knows better.
The class was really nice. It felt really good being with other moms. Isaac was the noisiest baby there. He wanted to eat so that he could poop. I know it is strange but he seems to not be able to poop unless he eats a little first. He then pooped so much that it overflowed the diaper. (I know parents always talking about poop) :) It was strange it seemed like the other people were all embarassed to feed their babies during class. I had to feed mine though because he won't take a pacifier and he wants what he wants. After I fed him some of the other moms fed their babies. I think Isaac is so cute I just couldn't hardly take my eyes off him during the class. The other babies looked cute also but of course I really like mine best. It was neat hearing that other people have some of the same problems that I have. I was really looking forward to seeing some other people from our Bradley childbirth class but they didn't show up.
After class I was walking to my car carrying Isaac and I felt dizzy again. I keep having these times when I just start feeling dizzy and weak. I wish I knew why. I didn't know it but they have these golfcart type things to carry people to their cars. Right when I was feeling dizzy an old man pulled up in one and asked if I wanted a ride to my car. I thought that was great. I felt a little better after I was in my car. I did thank the man alot for his help.
