Reminds me of a theory I read somewhere about why colic generally doesn't kick in until the baby is about 3 weeks old.
Babies who started howling like that at birth or shortly thereafter got put on mountain-tops. But by the time they hit three weeks, you've bonded, and they're safe.
Count me in the "probably mostly hormonal" camp on theories regarding the why of pregnancy nausea and such. (Although no one has definitively proven any of the currently popular theories.) The only pregnancy I
didn't have severe "morning" sickness with before the sixth week was over was the one I miscarried a couple weeks later.
I quickly learned that there is no room in your home or office that couldn't benefit from a bottle or small roll of Tums! I was popping those suckers like they were TicTacs <g>.
Absolutely. And after the millionth or so, they don't taste quite as much like blackboard chalk, either.
It's funny how many people tell me that once you have two, three and four is no big deal.
I have three. They LIE. Two hands, three kids. You do the math. :p
