Wow! Tha'ts unreal, Nell! What a clever little boy you are, Matty! Well done on rolling over for the first time!!

Well, the injections are done. I was about to leave when I thought I would change her nappy and she bloody-well pee'd all over the place so I had to change her clothes so we were a bit late! Neil held her leg for the nurse while I stood at her head while she got the injections. I felt like we were lulling her into a false sense of security because she was so happy to just lay there with her pants off, lol. With the first injection, she howled! The poor thing! Her face looked just like what I thought it would. The bottom lip dropped then the mouth was wide open. The cries got worse with each one. I cried with her. It was horrible! As soon as it was finished, I scooped her up and just held her for a bit. Then I got out the EBM bottle and she gobbled like there was no tomorrow. Every now and then she had a bit of a sook and a sigh. Neil didn't think it was so bad. "Sounds just like when she is hungry". No it bloody didn't! Not to me n e way. I guess he doesn't know the difference between a regular cry and a pain cry.
She seemed ok after her bottle. It was 140mls so it doesn't surprise me that she was content! We did the groceries because I didn't fancy doing them on my own tomorrow and she slept in the trolley the whole time. She has been asleep since we got home. It's nearly been 4 hours since her bottle so I will have to stir her soon. The poor thing. The nurse said she would probably be a little drowsy. The panadol that I gave her before-hand probably made her drowsy too. I am not looking forward to her next lot of injections, that's for sure!