You Can Call Me El
Eleanor VendrellParenting dispatches, book chat and important thoughts from me, your good friend
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Dispatches from 3 months of parenting
End of the fourth trimester! We bloody did it. Does this mean the baby now understands herself as a separate entity from me? Unsure. But she’s very smiley and gurgly now and we’re better friends all the time.
We hung out in the park wit...
Let's go week 12
The baby’s sneezes have become what I guess a doctor might call ‘productive’. Before, they were the tiniest little noises — ‘ahh….tsyoo’. The only way to express how cute this is would be by screaming or kicking something.
Now, you might...
Overheated spiralling
Bit of an all round shit week, eh! Existential dread with the heatwave. I spent most of it indoors sitting between two fans, trying to keep the baby cool and not lose my mind.
The Terry Pratchett fans among us1 might be familiar with his t...
Why does no one ever mention that having a baby is tiring
The word of this week is EXHAUSTED. My partner had a stressful work week. I had a busy week with the baby. Lots of socialising, lots of leaving the house before another godforsaken heatwave traps us inside again.1
I hadn’t realised until w...
Week 9 madness
The top level finding: this week was bizarre. Things felt slightly easier but not consistently — still lots of fussiness and my partner entering a busy period at work so more general stress in the household. I’ve been watching Love Island a...
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