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    I'm thinking that won't work for my Charlie coz the only way he self settles is if he can roll all over his cot. He rolls around, finds a comfy possie then gets himself back to sleep. If I tuck him in tightly that won't work!

    Mind you, he hasn't worked out how to pull himself to standing in the cot yet, just on furniture and mummy!

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    abs Guest

    hmm, we'd hear no end of complaints/screams from him I reckon if we tried that Jac

    damn, gotta go - he was asleep in his pram til I was about to start typing on this line - byeeee

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    just telling you what works for me. Abs - why don't you doi it once he is actually asleep - that way if he wakes up in the night he won't be able to stand up so might go back to sleep - either way you can't loose out you might as well try anything - your getting up in the middle of the night anyway.

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    Hello everyone.

    Just a real quick fly by post as I head to bed.

    DH got the job in Bundaberg and has to be there by the 9th of Feb. So if I'm a bit scarce between now and the middle of Feb its just cause we are going to be busy packing & unpacking at the new place.

    Its been a long 3 days, drove up monday DH had his interview & got the job, tuesday was doing everyone's cuts & colours, then looked at 3 places this morning then turned around and drove back home at 12 today. So I'm a wee bit tired and will be heading to bed. Hope to get back on in the next few days to catch up with everyone.

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    KelliC Guest

    Hello everyone,
    sorry I've been mia for a while, had a few days off work and seemed to somehow have less time on my hands than I do when I'm at work! I have been dropping in to read the threads though. I can't believe our bubs are all almost 9 months. Olivia is great and keeping me on my toes, also constantly rolling over in her cot, so at the moment I'm up several times a night to put her back under her covers and give her her dummy.

    I hope everyone is well, will pop in again soon.

    Kelli
    x

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    abs Guest

    Kell, you might need to use Jac's little bed trick

    Jac, its cool - we're fine. He smiles such a huge grin when either of us go in that it's all worth it regardless of how much cursing and swearing we might have done before seeing him. And I've sent my weight to you... if only I had a decent set of scales instead of this old dodgy one

    Congrats to DH on the new job Amy

    Sush, happy 9 months for your Charlie for 2 days ago and also to Nixon for yesterday

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    Hi _ I am at work all day so will email bigest losers tonight!

    Charlie was up at 3am this morning and there was no way of getting him back to sleep - i am so tired! - even he is tired - when i left to come to work him and DH were asleep on the couch.

    Happy 9 months ladies!

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    KelliC Guest

    Happy 9months to all our beautiful babies, Olivia is still 12 days off and counting!! It's been so quiet in here today, I hope everyone is ok will pop back in tomorrow to say hello!!

    Abs,
    I may have to look at trying Jacci's tip to keep Olivia in bed! Last night she slept through without moving, fingers crossed it continues..

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    hi there.

    charlie slept thru last night - it was great! he even slept till 7.30am - that is great for him!!!!

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    charlie hit the buttons and it sbumitted!!!

    QST - Who's baby can hold there own bottle - charlie can't, but his little girlfriend was over here the other day and she can hold hers.

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    Alexa doesnt hold her bottle... but she will hold food LOL.....


    Still not sleeping at night (even tried Jacs secret .. she still got out of that... strong little mite) .. but she has 2 bottom teeth coming through (how many more to go.... argh), so she stayed at my mums last night so I could get come sleep as she was up all night on wed!!!!! At least Jeff is coming home tonight & he can entertain her for awhile LOL...

    Have a happy day guys

    : )

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    Charlie can hold his bottle and sippy cup. He's also almost all day on his hands and knees now, getting peevish about not figuring out how to move forward! Lol!

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    abs Guest

    Jordy often holds his own bottle - this morning at 5.30 he was doing it one handed. Of course my hand was not far from it as he does occasionally want to grab something else

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    charlie holds his sipper cup and uses his hands for everything - but he won't hold his bottle - i think he likes the fact that i feed it to him - little bugger!

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    Nixon holds his own bottles now, most of the time with the handles (uses the avent bottle and they have handles u can buy)

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    i have avent bottles nickers - i might go get the handles for them.

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    abs Guest

    no handles needed for the avent bottles here... we stopped using em a while back

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    Oh dear Mitch, hope ur DH is ok.

    Know the feelin Jac. I'm sure Charlie will be fine, once he gets settled in, Holly loves day care. Holly has had thrush at least twice, from her teething poos. This time, it looks very red (only after a runny poo), but doesn't look thrushy, but still putting canesten on it when looks really red. Oh & I finally got my payrise, yay.

    Hehe Abs, Holly hasn't learnt that yet, touch wood. I stopped using her sleepin bag earlier due to warmer weather, now just dress her accordingly, however will go back to usin it when gets colder.

    Nickers, Holly's sleeping bag didn't stop her cot mobility either. She sleeps fine with nothing on her, sometimes i'll loosly sit a sheet on her.

    Bec, I wouldn't worry, sounds like most of us do it sometimes hehe.

    Awesome Amanda.

    Yeah Holly's been holding her's for a few mths now, I started teaching her coz our friends 2nd bub was already doing it & 6wks older, I didn't even realise u could teach them so young, so just kept putting her hands on it & persisting, took a few wks but worked. She just can't seem to get the knack of holding her bottle or sippy cup up high enough if she's sitting up straight, so lay her back in high chair, or on floor or in pram.
    She graps her spoon frequently too, but I've made the mistake a few times of letting her have it & she waves it around everywhere & gets food everywhere, hehehe, so for the moment, I'm holding it for her.

    9wk4d obgyn visit today, measuring a little undersize (3-7days), but so was Holly (2days). Just added pics to www (will update 'Milestones' too).
    NT scan is at 9am Fri 16Feb (13wk4d) & get images & DVD (as booked in with another sonographer), yay, last time we didn't get a DVD as they didn't have the facilities.

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