BabyWrangler oh, well, at least you tried. Oliver doesn't really have his dummy much, he will have it for his day sleeps, and then when he goes to bed at night, after his sneaky feed he doesn't have it at all, and I very rarely have to get up to give it to him so I am happy with how things are for the moment. Oliver also won't sleep with his arms out, and has to be wrapped nice and tight, he also likes the sheets on his cot tucked in nice a tight as well.
Sarah I hope your horse is doing better today, and that DH didn't blame you for what happened, after all, accidents happen.
Shoegal if we are going to be out all day I will also wrap Oliver in his pram for his sleeps too, otherwise they are usually just short 20 min sleeps. Thanks for the tip regarding the red eye and cataracts, I was severely short sighted from the age of 5 and wore glasses/contacts for many years, lucky for me, my DH thought it would be a good idea for me to get laser surgery on my eyes, I have been glasses free now for 4 years and love it, although very occaisionally I will still reach to take my 'non existent' glasses off when I get in the shower, old habits can be hard to break, although I will NEVER be a 20/20 because of my nystagmas (sp?) it is good enough to pass the RTA eyesight test LOL, we are lucky that the bad eyesight only seems to affect the females on both sides of my family, I have to get checked for glaucoma every year as my grandmother had it and my mother is 'developing' it. Oh, and nice to meet you 'Brady'
alittlegrubi I think with the sleeping thing, you need to do what 'works' for you guys, especially when you go back to work and need as much sleep as you can get.

Went to see the community nurse today, there where 4 people in front of me with someone already in with nurse, it was 40 mins before she came out, and then the next person was still in there 40 mins later, I gave up and came home, and will try and go again on either Monday arvo or next Friday.