Good morning all!

Wow...another night of SLEEP!!! Just as well too....'cos I'm getting this horrible flu. Hopefully sleeping well will help me fight it off.... Hannah slept for 6 hours for the first time ever. I got up at 5 hours and started worrying (silly, silly!). It's funny...I've been begging her to sleep and when she does I get all worried that there's something wrong! Babies are so erratic and unpredictable with their routines...one day it's one thing, and the next they're doing the opposite. Guess it keeps us mums on our toes...

She's in her swing at the moment, fast asleep. Ahhhh....gotta love her.

Shannon - hope you can sort out Jess' sleeping a bit. Hannah was doing that all last week. Just stuffing around when she woke up in the night. Take advantage of the time to nap, and all the best for your 6 week check.

Belinda - I bet Luke and Mason will have a ball reading through that poem in the future. You'll have to have Luke read it to him at his 18th or 21st! Glad Mason has decided it's safe to smile again. I just can't get enough of Hannah's smiles. I saw that news story re: the lullaby singing too. I need to learn some more calming type songs...I usually sing Hannah all the funny ones I know, and it just gets her excited (my favourite is "Little bunny foo foo" - did anyone else learn that as a kid? Very cute.)

Jo - Hannah's a fast drinker too, and tends to cough in the first part of a feed. Little piggies! I hope the expressing is the answer, and that you and little Erykah get a good nights sleep soon. At least you know she's thriving on your milk. It is so satisfying to see them growing and you know that it's your milk making them grow!

Nell - You've got a few years yet to pop out a few more! Your mod profile says you're keen on having four! That's the number Tim and I have picked out too....seems like a good size for a family. Better get cracking...

Fi - Jenna's giggling sounds so cute. I can't wait for Hannah to start laughing and giggling. Thanks for mentioning yummy cheeses. I will now have to go out and pick up a Brie.