Sentences with phrase «hubby helping»

Sorry, I didn't get a shot of that but I did take a shot of my dear hubby helping out with my «crazy» wall idea.

(hubby helping out)

I told the nurse NO its ok, let hubby help you bathe her first.

Even though my natural childbirth plans didn't work out (breech baby), my hubby helped me relax with massage, he advocated for our baby while in the hospital and knew what to do when first - time breastfeeding troubles arose (call our Bradley instructor who came running: — RRB -.

Love that your hubby helped create this list!!

Hubby helps a lot in that department because he has great style and he knows what looks good on me.

It's weathered to a lovely turquoise - y patina and hubby helped me hang it in our current house!

and that your tattooed hubby helps!

While I was working on the wall niche, I also installed a new accessory in there (okay, hubby helped me installed it).

I also love that your hubby helps you paint... I am on my own in that department... which is why I DREAD it!!

You should make your hubby help you make one!!

Not exact matches

Maybe Microsoft should have hired Jolie and her hubby to help poach employees from its competitors.

As for the situations, some of their husbands were already stay - at - home - parents and the business enabled them to remain at home, while others brought in enough income for hubby to either work along side of their wife, pursue their own thing, help with the kids or all of the above.

The little guys actually ate three helpings, and The Hubby said it was really good.

Between baking, blogging, cookbook reviewing, giving birth, helping my hubby out with his graphic / web design business, and doing the daily normal mom stuff, I've been pretty overwhelmed.

So I roped in my boyfriend to help with the preparation and asked my BFF and her hubby and my sister in law to join us.

«Please report to me» is a directive statement said in jest when I want the hubby to come help me with an arduous task.

Helps my hubby follow a medication induced FODMAP dietary plan without living on just meat and potatoes.

Oh people it was horrible, my girls wanted nothing to do with me, hubby really couldn't help me... the sickness had taken over and I had been beat.

My only problem is that at 1 or 2 points, if I eat 20 of them, that's still 20 points... I should have made 1/2 a batch because hubby doesn't like chocolate, so he won't be helping me eat them!

I also made a fabulous dinner with the Hubby's help and it was all in all a lovely day.

A timer would help, but all I know is my hubby takes longer showers than me.

yet... when i get sick... i get maybe an hour nap and then i either have to help with the kids, or do stuff around the house or go to work... the worse time i was ever sick that i can remember is when i was 8 months preggo with my 2nd, i was already feeling like crap my whole pregnancy, i was high risk so i was seeing the dr twice a week (3 hour appts... lame) and i got some kinda bug, well my hubby still made me help with the kids, and the needy dog and everything else around the house... preggo... sick... then he got sick... and was dying lol.

She is exclusively BF but I've been trying a (pumped BM) bottle at her 7:30 / 8 feed so she gets used to that in case hubby and I want to go out and to help with gas.

So, my advice is to take help from you hubby!

I was always so frustrated when I tried to exercise with them, when I should have taken a page from your hubby's book and just used them to help me.

I've found this a great help, with no family to ask i'm struggling to get my hospital bag packed, i have been packing about the same as you have said, learning from forums and heard alot of people say lip balm, as the gas and air really drys your lips, I am going to pack everything i think i need and at the end of the day if i forget something it wont be the end of the world, my hubby can fetch for me and there are always shops handy, good luck all xx

Hope it helps your hubby too!

Always ask your hubby, family members or friends to help you pick up anything that you need.

Secondly, it will help you and your hubby becoming «partners in parenting» more.

:) Occasionally I can get my hubby to help bathe our 5 year old.

But with the help of a wonderful LC and a very supportive hubby, we've hit the 7 month mark and my son is thriving.

My hubby and I also have an almost 7 - year - old and she loves to help with her sisters.

And yes on the getting help, even if only for very short periods, and giving your hubby a reality check.

It also helped convince my hubby.

At one point in the video, the mom - to - be uses the ladies room with the help of a midwife and her hubby.

Right after we had mastered cloth at home, my LO and I went to San Diego to visit my family (and for me to get much needed help with the LO since my hubby was working 2 jobs).

I'm so glad your hubby was such a big help!

Since Hubby and I both came from families that spanked and were fairly strict, we are still trying to decide how we want to do things, and obviously hearing different opinions helps us with that!

Hubby can help too if it gets too intense.

Spinningbabies.com has lots of different ideas to help babies move into position — you might try a package of frozen peas on the side of your belly where Baby's toes are, and simultaneously having your hubby / partner talk to Baby down at the bottom of your belly, to get Baby to tuck toes in and spin down to hear him better!

Again, with little sleep and hubby trying to help me, I felt useless and despondent.

I had my hubby to help though since there are 3 of them.

Hopefully the fact that my hubby is home all the time will help with that.

because packing lunches is brainless, it means hubby can help too.

I want to go, but since Hubby and I are working things out with the help of a psychiatrist and our minister, I wouldn't feel right going without him.

Over weekend my hubby needs to go with not just because he must pay, but also to help with the kids.

It made headlines when she and her hubby Ashton didn't hire a nanny to help them with their firstborn child, Wyatt.

Also putting labels inside the drawers like «Sleepers», «Pants», «Shirts», etc. will help you, hubby or anyone else helping with the laundry will be able to put the items where they belong.

Allow hubby to help - in his own way - even if its not your way.