“When putting children to sleep, you can feel like you’re putting a stick of dynamite to bed. From Penny’s first night in SNOO, she slept three to four hours between feedings! “We kept saying, we were on freeway, and now we were diverting onto a bumpy road.”įortunately, SNOO was there to smooth the path from two to three kids. “One of Nathan’s concerns with a third child was that the others were at a stage where they were finally sleeping through night, and now we were reverting back to zero with an age gap,” Meagan says.
BABY FINCH FULL
Still, despite their full hands, Meagan and Nathan knew in their hearts they were ready for baby number three (even if in their heads they had some concerns).
During the day, he usually has to leave home by 6 a.m., and is often gone for 12 to 14 hours, leaving Meagan to parent solo. Plus, Meagan’s husband, Nathan, is a paramedic, which requires him to spend long hours away from home and alternate between day shifts and night shifts. She started by sewing headbands and topknots from home, and gradually moved toward designing kids’ shoes, as well as accessories. This multi-tasking mama founded online shop Fawn and Finch during her first maternity leave when her oldest daughter was 6 weeks old. She runs a business from home where she’s also raising her three daughters, Willow (6), Blair (4), and Penny (13 weeks at the time of our interview). To say that Meagan Greenland has her hands full might be an understatement.
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