Wow, mitch... you poor dudes! That must have been a scary experience for you all. Glad to hear that Jemma is doing ok now. Yes, doctors can be buggers sometimes. I think that we all need to learn to be more insistent -I know that I can tend to question my own judgement, but after all, WE know our bubs best, don't we? As long as everything is fine now - that's the main thing. It's also excellent to hear that Jessica is pulling herself up on things... it does look cute, doesn't it?! Charlie has been doing that for a while now, too... actually today he PUSHED himself up (ie. didn't have to actually hold on to anything - just balanced - it was on a wall with nothing to grip on to) and looked very proud of himself! What a clever chook. I'm scared about how my house will look when he starts to walk - he already holds on with only one hand and walks around furniture, so unfortunately I don't think it will be too long!
mooshie - I'm glad you've made some positive decisions RE feeding. I wish I could buy some nice bras too! It would be great if I could give the illusion (thanks to underwire bras) that my boobs weren't pointing south all the time... I reckon that if it will help you all sleep, then go for it. I hope that you have some success with it.
Had a lovely day today. Mum, Charlie and I went shopping all day. He was sooooo good - he only had a couple of mini sleeps in the pram, but he was so well behaved and generally very happy. Then we went to a local pub to visit a friend of mine who is out from the UK and he was a happy chappy then too. What a darling boy... and I was able to buy a new pair of jeans- a size 10! I haven't been able to wear that size since I was 17! I'm very excited.
Anyway, am exhausted from my big day, so I might go to bed. Hope you all have a lovely week.
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