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As we wait to hear the wonderful news of the arrival of the new royal baby, I am sure there are many of you expecting your second baby, who are feeling slightly anxious about how you are going to cope. After all, the days are busy enough with one child!
Before your baby arrives you can start to prepare your older child for this new little person arriving into their world. Depending on the age gap, it is important to keep your older child informed by talking and answering any questions appropriately. 40 weeks is a long time to wait, so choose a time much nearer your due date to announce the news. You will be amazed how oblivious your child will be to your growing tummy!
Not only will these things make your life easier when your baby arrives but they will give your older child a feeling of confidence, independence and trust.
After the initial few weeks when everyone is adjusting to the new family member, you will find that your baby will slot into the family routine and life will carry on. Yes, it will be challenging at times but you will go out and about again, you will meet friends for coffee and you will have enough love for both your children. It is a magical time that passes very quickly. Before you know it, they will be off to school and you will be sat at home shedding a tear over your coffee, missing them!
Gillian Stewart, Little Routines.