The Pretty Military Wife

Zou Wenqing also ate that ice cream yesterday. She just thought it was delicious at the time, but she didn’t expect that even after becoming a mother, she still couldn’t eat things that she shouldn’t eat.

When Aunt Li heard this, she said hurriedly:

"Then don't breastfeed for now. It just so happens that the rice noodles that Director Liao bought for the children last time are still available. Eat some rice noodles today. If your milk supply is increased, squeeze some out and throw it away, and then feed before going to bed at night."

Liang Xinyue didn't know what to do, but she knew it would be a good idea to listen to experienced people like Sister Fu and Aunt Li. Besides, it should be okay even if she skipped a meal.

The two little ones who had diarrhea were not crying at first, but they felt the tense atmosphere of the adults and started crying all of a sudden.

If one of the two children cries, the other will cry too. This is the most difficult part of raising twins.

Liang Xinyue took the second child Zhou Zhiyuan from Yaya's hands, and the eldest child Zhou Mingzhi in Zou Wenqing's arms also saw his mother and stretched out his hand with a look of grievance.

Liang Xinyue had no choice but to sit down and hold both children in her arms.

The two moved in unison, and when their mother held them in her arms, they leaned their heads toward the granary. They shoved their heads around and smelled the food, but couldn't get any.

She pouted as if she was about to cry.

Liang Xinyue could only coax her. Fortunately, Aunt Li had warmed the water.

Liang Xinyue was holding the babies, and Aunt Li scooped some water with a spoon and started feeding them, one spoonful on the left and one spoonful on the right. The two guys stopped making noises when they had something to eat, but just opened their little mouths like little birds crying for food, which was really pretty to look at.

Zou Wenqing helped wipe the corners of their mouths. When the two kids had almost finished eating and stopped crying, she took Yaya and the others back to the classroom.

Liang Xinyue coaxed the two children, and seeing that they were excited and didn't want to sleep, she carried the children on her back.

She carried one child, Aunt Li carried another, and little Jia Jia led the way, slowly walking back to the valley.

Jia Jia's cradle was brought out. The little one would pick leaves when he saw them, and would make "oh" sounds when he saw moths.

Liang Xinyue had no work to do, so she played with the children for half the afternoon. When it was time to call it a day, the two children on her back fell asleep after being rocked, and little Jiajia also wanted to sleep.

Liang Xinyue told them to finish their work, then she held Xiao Jiajia in her arms and carried another little kid on her back. Aunt Li carried one on her back and also carried Xiao Jiajia's cradle. When they walked back to the staff quarters, Zhou Guoliang just came back.

Seeing that the child was hanging on her body, she hurried forward to take Xiao Jiajia from her arms and whispered:

"Why did you bring him out to sleep? Don't you have something to do?"

To be honest, Liang Xinyue had been carrying a baby on her back for two hours, and now her hands were really tired holding a sleeping baby.

(Anyone who has held a baby knows that it is easy to hold an awake baby, but it is really difficult to hold a sleeping baby because she has no strength.)

Zhou Guoliang adjusted his posture, holding little Jiajia in one hand, took the small cradle from Aunt Li with the other hand, and then strode into the yard.

When I got home, I carefully took off Xiao Jiajia's thin cotton coat and put her on the bed.

Liang Xinyue was also helping Aunt Li hold the sleeping Zhou Mingzhi. After Aunt Li untied him, she held Mingzhi in her arms.

I gently checked the little butt first, and fortunately, there was no diarrhea.

Zhou Guoliang stood up again to help Liang Xinyue take Zhou Zhiyuan. The little guy slept comfortably on his mother's back, and his saliva wet his mother's clothes.

Liang Xinyue also checked the child's buttocks and put a thin old blanket under the sleeping place.

After putting the three children away, Liang Xinyue twisted her back and neck, walked out of the inner room, and whispered:

"Carrying a child is really more tiring than working. When will these two kids stop carrying them?"

Aunt Li cleaned up and prepared to cook. Liang Xinyue said:

"Aunt Li, take a rest first. I'm carrying one, and you're carrying one too. Your shoulders are really a bit droopy."

Aunt Li smiled and said:

"I'm fine, I'll go get the vegetables and pick them."

Aunt Li went to the kitchen to get some food, and Liang Xinyue said:

"The trouble caused by the ice cream you brought back yesterday, it seems strange, I ate half of it, and it caused my milk to overflow, and today both boys have diarrhea."

Zhou Guoliang paused and said with a smile:

"If you like it, I'll get it for you when you're done breastfeeding. People here like to make ice when the snow melts, and then it gradually became ice cream. But most people don't eat it anymore."

Liang Xinyue sighed:

"It would have been great if the two kids were healthy, but suddenly they had diarrhea and we were in a panic. We couldn't take care of them, one of them cried, and then both of them cried."

Zhou Guoliang stretched out his hand to massage Liang Xinyue's shoulders. He knew how difficult it was to take care of two children. He had experienced it during the month of confinement. If one child wanted to pee, you had to act quickly because the other one would pee soon.

When one child is crying, before you have finished comforting him or before you have even started comforting him, the other one starts crying too.

The child at that time was so small and soft that I didn’t dare hold him with one hand. It was also not possible to hold two children because I was afraid of hurting them.

At that time, he didn't want Liang Xinyue to suffer from postpartum disease. Sister Yang and others reminded her every day that people who are in confinement should not be allowed to overwork themselves, as they would suffer from postpartum disease.

It was then that he realized that raising twins, although enviable, was a difficult job that ordinary people did not know about.

Besides, there was a little Jiajia who was only one year older than the twins. Fortunately, Liang Xinyue invited Aunt Li to come. Zhou Guoliang really didn't know what to do.

I have been very busy recently and have been getting home late. It seems that I should try to find time to come back and help them. If I can take care of them for an hour, they can also have an hour's rest.

Because both children have diarrhea, Liang Xinyue has to be careful about what she eats.

At night, I had diarrhea again, but it was not as watery.

Zhou Guoliang also asked military doctor Liao to take a look.

Since there were so many people in the family compound, Doctor Liao read a few more books on gynecology and pediatrics in his spare time, trying to do his best for them.

After examining the child's condition, Doctor Liao determined that he just had some gastrointestinal discomfort and would be fine after defecating.

In the middle of the night, Liang Xinyue was awakened by her rising milk supply and had to squeeze out some of the excess.

When it was almost dawn, the two little guys were hungry and had another big meal.

Seeing the two children's complexions recover, Liang Xinyue felt relieved. She asked Aunt Li to look after them, and she would go to help pick vegetables early in the morning and ask Xiao Shun to deliver them to the county town.

"Aunt, please listen to me. I'm going to go out first. I'll be back after Xiao Shun sends him off."

Several other people came out and asked about the two children when they saw Liang Xinyue.

I heard that he had diarrhea again last night, but I asked Doctor Liao to take a look and it was not a serious problem. He was much better this morning.

Everyone felt more relieved.

Long Xiaomei and Zhu Guixiang also came early in the morning and followed everyone to the field. Xiao Shun turned on the car lights and started picking vegetables according to their directions.