Oh dear, have missed too much again so won't reply to all.

On the wee subject, Hudson used to get both DH and I at every nappy change for the first 4 weeks lol! Now I'm pretty quick at changing nappies, so it doesn't happen so often. Still does it once in a while, and it always seems to be just when I am dressed ready to go out, so we never get anywhere on time now because I get peed on and have to get changed. He also seems to be able to pee pretty far, as I have to put him on a huge plastic tablecloth at nappy free time, and even then he gets right to the edges ROFL. If it makes you feel any better I got peed on just yesterday, first time in ages lol!

With the formula, I also use the microwave to heat up hudsons bottles. I put them on for 35 sec. (180ml), but as Kathryn said, not sure what power our m/w is so this might not be right for other m/w. I read heaps about this when we first changed to formula, and there was a lot of conflicting advice, but the most recent info said it is fine to use the m/w as long as you mix the formula well afterwards to avoid hot spots, and they have decided that it does not destroy any vital nutrients, only destroys miniscule amounts so does not matter. With going out, I will usually take one made up bottle that has cooled to fridge temp. in the insulated part of our nappy bag, and if I need more than one, I will take the measured out boiled water in the bottles and measured out formula in one of those formula dispensers and mix it when I need it. The only reason I do it this way is that I read that you are not supposed to transport made up formula unless it is at refrigerated temp., and if I am out for a while the bottles go warm before they get used and I worry about bacteria forming once they are warm too long. Also on the temperature of formula when feeding, I often give Hudson cool/cold bottles when we are out and I do not have access to a m/w. I did a lot of reading on that one too and found the latest research said there is no reason to have formula/milk at a certain temperature when feeding bubs. It is purely a preferance on the bubs part to have warm milk. Hudson has never seemed to mind what temp his formula is and it has never upset his tummy or anything like that, so we just keep doing it when we have to. BTW this is all just stuff I read, and what we do, so I could be wrong?