Being a mom is truly fantastic most of the time. But some days its makes me want to tear my hair out..and I love my tresses. So what is causing me all this distress? Baby love Coco of course! The little darling has been screaming the house down for the last few nights!!! Every single night, might I add!!! And even though night Ayah, also called Ayah 2 is on call on night, Coco crying wakes me up nevertheless. She sleeps in my room you see, since mummy insists the baby stay close to me, for the bonding of course. I don't mind it really, the darling smells divine and looks like an angel. But when she starts crying and Ayah 2 can't get her to pipe down, it gets me really frazzled!!
I haven't been sleeping very well, which isn't the perfect look for the Diwali season! So darling Dax was most distressed to see the hint of dark circles under my eyes, so being the total sweetheart that he is, he bought me these gorgeous shoes from Chanel!!! I love Dax....he really gets me and knows what makes me tick!!! I am such a lucky girl!!! Especially now that mummy has taken it upon herself to train the ayahs before I go back home to Dax and mummyji and pappaji. Oh didn't I mention I've been staying with my parents since my delivery, Coco is my first baby and I did the traditional thing by having her in my parents house. And it was the best decision I took!!! Nothing compares to being pampered by mummy and pappa. They have treated me like a princess throughout my pregnancy and continue to do so even today! And they just love Coco. But I must go back to my house, to Dax- who misses me so much. Even though I see him every single day, I miss living with my baby!
More later, for now I want to wear my new shoes and sing to my Coco!
Showing posts with label Being Gorgeous. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Hips (and hipmoms) don't lie
Ronny started school this year and even though he is the most adorable little boy in the whole wide world, I love the extra time that it gives me. I might not be the most experienced mom, but I think that the first three years are the toughest on the mom. Imagine, staying away from my Breezer, supervising potty training and shedding all that baby weight is not exactly glam-sham. But it is over and all my friends tell me how Ronny is going to be a heart-breaker when he grows up. What more can a mom ask for?
So, what am I doing with all that extra time? Oh, loads and loads of stuff. Trips to London for shopping... a girl needs to have the latest couture (and this girl needs her fix of Galliano and Stella McCartney!), meeting up with my gal pals for tulli sessions, more couple-time with Rishi, more time for taash parties and taking up the home re-decoration project again. It has been less than a year since the last round of redecorations and everything is so embarassingly last season. I hate being a shabby mom.
Most moms will tell you that, it is tough to let go of your child. Reality Check: It is not. At least not for me, especially when the letting go means that I plan my world tour with Rishi.
Oh, Rishi is my husband, friend and soul-mate in every sense of the word. When I met him four and a half years back, it was love at first sight. With some help from Tequila, we fell in love with each other's gorgeous good looks. We knew we would together produce a real looker, and so we have Ronny.
I have lived in Delhi all my life and moved from W to L Block after my shaadi. Both sets of parents live in the neighbourhood and are available for baby sitting when I need.
Life is good.
So, what am I doing with all that extra time? Oh, loads and loads of stuff. Trips to London for shopping... a girl needs to have the latest couture (and this girl needs her fix of Galliano and Stella McCartney!), meeting up with my gal pals for tulli sessions, more couple-time with Rishi, more time for taash parties and taking up the home re-decoration project again. It has been less than a year since the last round of redecorations and everything is so embarassingly last season. I hate being a shabby mom.
Most moms will tell you that, it is tough to let go of your child. Reality Check: It is not. At least not for me, especially when the letting go means that I plan my world tour with Rishi.
Oh, Rishi is my husband, friend and soul-mate in every sense of the word. When I met him four and a half years back, it was love at first sight. With some help from Tequila, we fell in love with each other's gorgeous good looks. We knew we would together produce a real looker, and so we have Ronny.
I have lived in Delhi all my life and moved from W to L Block after my shaadi. Both sets of parents live in the neighbourhood and are available for baby sitting when I need.
Life is good.
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