Pillsbury Dough Mom

NS February 28th, 2007

Amelia has taken to lifting up my shirt and poking my fat rolls. Then she laughs hysterically. Today she reared her little head, lifted up my shirt, and with all 12 of her teeth, bit one. And again, laughed hysterically.

Nine months of pregnancy, the last three of which were horrendously uncomfortable and painful, an 11-hour labour, two of which were spent trying to push her 9-lb self out of my body and which resulted in my hooha being sliced and diced by the butcher, I mean surgeon, and then weeks of breastfeeding so painful that I had to scream MOTHER!!!!!…and then bite my hand and cry to avoid finishing the word, and this is the thanks I get? I’ll have her know that my rolls were not quite so prominent before she came along and the dreaded ‘baby shelf’ of fat plopped itself permanently on my lower abdominal region.

Kids — they’re not here to boost our self esteem, that’s for sure.

5 Responses to “Pillsbury Dough Mom”

  1. says:

    LOL

    At least you’ve had a baby.

    I’m just fat. . .

  2. says:

    i was going to make the same comment as nicole!

    amelia is going to have lots of fun with her pilsbury dough aunt!

  3. says:

    LOL! Not good for the self esteem, it’s true. My 3 year old was watching me nurse her 15 month old brother the other day, and asked me, “Mama, will I have those big bags when I get big, too?”

    Mmmm, yes, I suppose with my genetics, you will, darling. Droopy National Geographic bags, formerly known as my breasts.

  4. says:

    Dear Babysteps, I am only laughing out loud because it is soooo me that has been described. It is me I am laughing at, and I am not alone!