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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2004
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    Marcellus, what a clever little boy Aric is rolling over and putting himself to sleep.

    Just a quick one from me. Had our paed visit last week, all is well. He is amazed at DS strength, and is happy with his weight 5.3kgs, (birth weight 3.4 kgs) and length is 9 cms longer than birth. He said DS is 'transitioning'and should be getting better soon, which I really hope so as monday night I was up with him 4 times (feeding) between 11pm and 4am. Paed, said he isn't surprised that my supply is being outstripped, and to continue comp feeding but offer breast first.

    Ok, going to quickly check out the rest of the forums while little man is napping!......ok, that should be WAS napping lol

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2007
    In my own little world.
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    Red face

    Hi everyone!
    Hope I am still welcome here after being away for so long.... (hangs head sheepishly).
    I was finding myself spending too much time on BB and not enough in real life so I just banned myself for a bit. Hope I have more balance now.

    Just had a read up on how everyone is going. Cant believe how old the babies are now. I know Celeste has aged but was surprised with how old the other bubs are now. Silly me! Everyone sounds like they are doing so well. It is fantastic to hear, and more on the way in this thread is wonderful news. Gives me hope for our family too! Thinking about that one at present.

    Update on us: Celeste is 7.5months now. She has been sitting for around 2months, has 2teeth with 2more about to emerge (owwww), is rolling back and forth but not yet travelling, pulling to stand on my lap and has said "Mum" and "mumma". She signs "dog" in baby sign language and is in swimming lessons! We are still exclus. Bf but presently deciding whether to wean fully/partly/not at all??? Biting is a real problem with these top teeth and also contemplating going back for FET soon so undecided on the whole BF thing. I so enjoy it but it is also a real pain sometimes. Bleeding nipples=no fun. Celeste has just transferred from her amby hammock to a cot in the last week and that was much simpler than I expected. I had anticipated problems changing beds at this age and with teething at the same time but it was a breeze. She has always been a fantastic night sleeper but the last month she has reverted to waking several times (with teeth pain I think). I was feeding her in the night but have now stopped offering it and she hasnt complained any so I hope once the teeth have settled she will sleep through again.

    I hadnt realised how much I missed you lot till I started reading through the thread and hearing all the exciting things going on with you all.

    Hope I can come back soon but not obsessivly so that I have to ban myself again lol!

    Sazz.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    May 2007
    Perth, WA
    18

    Hi everyone!
    Hope I am still welcome here after being away for so long.... (hangs head sheepishly).
    I was finding myself spending too much time on BB and not enough in real life so I just banned myself for a bit. Hope I have more balance now.

    Just had a read up on how everyone is going. Cant believe how old the babies are now. I know Celeste has aged but was surprised with how old the other bubs are now. Silly me! Everyone sounds like they are doing so well. It is fantastic to hear, and more on the way in this thread is wonderful news. Gives me hope for our family too! Thinking about that one at present.

    Update on us: Celeste is 7.5months now. She has been sitting for around 2months, has 2teeth with 2more about to emerge (owwww), is rolling back and forth but not yet travelling, pulling to stand on my lap and has said "Mum" and "mumma". She signs "dog" in baby sign language and is in swimming lessons! We are still exclus. Bf but presently deciding whether to wean fully/partly/not at all??? Biting is a real problem with these top teeth and also contemplating going back for FET soon so undecided on the whole BF thing. I so enjoy it but it is also a real pain sometimes. Bleeding nipples=no fun. Celeste has just transferred from her amby hammock to a cot in the last week and that was much simpler than I expected. I had anticipated problems changing beds at this age and with teething at the same time but it was a breeze. She has always been a fantastic night sleeper but the last month she has reverted to waking several times (with teeth pain I think). I was feeding her in the night but have now stopped offering it and she hasnt complained any so I hope once the teeth have settled she will sleep through again.

    I hadnt realised how much I missed you lot till I started reading through the thread and hearing all the exciting things going on with you all.

    Hope I can come back soon but not obsessivly so that I have to ban myself again lol!

    Sazz.
    My word Sazz, Luisa seems back ward compared to Celeste! But I do know tht kids grow at different paces! I too have not been great with keeping up with BB. With Luisa and a new job which is very high stress it has been hard.

    So to all the others, "hi" again.

    I am finding it hard still to adjust to my new life. I love my little girl but it is so hard to adjust to having this responsability when you have been a childless couple for so long. Will deal with it!

    We had Luisa's Christening last weekend. I am proud to say she was the best baby I have ever seen at a Christening..bias I know but true.

    Good vibes to all through the transition to parenting!

    Cheers

    Jason

  4. #4
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jan 2006
    11,633

    Hi
    Welcome back guys!
    It is so wonderful to hear about what's happening with all the babies. I was just thinking that Aric is becoming more like a little boy everyday - where'd my baby go?
    He hasn't done a lot of rolling recently, did give himself a big scare when we rolled to his front then back to his back again. Will have to watch him on the change table now... He's also wanting to roll around in bed so we've stopped wrapping him. Was up 4-5 times in the first couple of nights, but seems to have settled down again now.

    Well of course she was the best at a christening Jason

    Hope DS is feeling better soon Kim

    Ouchie for the bleeding nipples Sazz - that's no good!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    3,903

    OMG Sazz, can't believe that Celeste is now 7.5 months! Ouchies at the bleeding nipples. That's good that you had no problems trasferring from the Amby to cot too.

    Quick one from me and a BIG hello to everyone as well.
    We had our 2 month needles this week and DS slept the remainder of the day and then slept for 3 hours straight that night (Monday)and the next and last night as well. Gosh I hope he keeps it up.

    Sazz, (and any other Amby users) how did Celeste go with sleeping in her Amby? Did she take to it straight away? We got one for DS when he was windy about a month and a half ago, and he doesn't like sleeping in it. We have left him in his bassinette of a night time, and, of a day time the paed told us to give him tummy time as he is favouring one side of his head and is creating a bit of a lopsided head, which he said will be fine as long as he spends the day time naps (which there aren't a lot of) on his tummy. I'm afraid he will outgrow his hammock before we get him into it fulltime!

    Nic

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jan 2006
    11,633

    Yay on the sleep Nic, certainly hope this is him settling down a little. From memory I think Aric also slept quite a long time after his first needles... Didn't work with the next lot though

    Am still constantly amazed that we have a son...

    Hi everyone

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    3,903

    I was thinking that he will probably be different with his next lot of needles too, Marcellus.

    Isn't it cool realising that we have this special little person in our lives finally. Even DD commented to me the other day that she is so glad that she has a baby brother, otherwise she wouldn't have known what it felt like to be a big sister.

    We got another block of 3 hours of sleep last night WOOHOOO. Praying it continues!

    Nic

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