Mornin',
Sara- GTH from you. Damn about the wheels and I do hope u get some recourse from beaurepairs because wheels are meant to last longer and be safer than that. I hear u abt having to go back to work. This is my second week back. Keep us posted on the job search and I'm glad you have the girl's care all sorted as that's 90% of every working mum's headache I know.
Becca- GTH you got childcare all sorted too. Don't sweat the feeding issue so much as Xavier will be in a much better position age-wise to make the transition. He'd has the ideal start. I imagine he'll be on solids ard that time too.
Scone - the only other breastfeeding mum in the family is quite some distance away from us and even though she has an abundant supply (her little girl is off the charts, growth-wise and is exclusively bbfed for 5 months now) I don't think I'm comfy with the donated bm idea. I know its been done for centuries ala wet nursing but its just the idea of it squicks me a little lol. I wish I was crafty like u in being able to sew and make your own nappies. That wld be a labour of love for sure.
Misty - I too am shy bfeeing in public. I think maybe for us its the added cultural thing because where we grew up, its certainly not the norm at all. I've done it though and haven't been comfortable at all. I don't like putting any cloths, scarf or muslin over Willa either when I feed in publiv as she's already such a hot baby, so I just don't bother. But ALi is right in that they are just boobies and they were put there to feed our babies before they were used for any other purpose heh.
Campari - Name change noted! Good on you now we won't get mixed up any more. Countdown to the ILs arriving huh? I'm on a cleaning spree as well as I'm expecting a visit from old high school friends and their husbands soon.
Ali - way to go on getting that script. U must be relieved to be getting to the bottom of em's feeding issues. Keep us posted on how the whole solids business goes.
Well my second week of working this week and we seem to be in the middle of some changes, Willa-wiseIt's like I went to sleep saying goodnight to my predictable, calm little baby and woke up in the morning to a big baby who wants to be helped to sit up all the time, who pulls my hair, bounces violently like she's trying to take off on her bouncer, rolls and squirms everywhere, shouts and squeals, bangs her feet, chomps on everything and the most alarming of all - wants to stay up all the time. And oh my, she's drinking past 150 mls of formula at each sitting and that's AFTER taking whatever is in my bbs! God help the poor soul who runs out of formula before she's satisfied. She screams the house down until you make her some more. But man, its so nice playing with her now. She's so interactive.
So is anyone else going through similar changes? Where did my placid, stationary little baby go? lol
sonia


It's like I went to sleep saying goodnight to my predictable, calm little baby and woke up in the morning to a big baby who wants to be helped to sit up all the time, who pulls my hair, bounces violently like she's trying to take off on her bouncer, rolls and squirms everywhere, shouts and squeals, bangs her feet, chomps on everything and the most alarming of all - wants to stay up all the time. And oh my, she's drinking past 150 mls of formula at each sitting and that's AFTER taking whatever is in my bbs! God help the poor soul who runs out of formula before she's satisfied. She screams the house down until you make her some more. But man, its so nice playing with her now. She's so interactive.
I'm going to offer him solids in a couple of weeks, more than anything for me so that when family start trying to tell me he's hungry at Christmas I can tell them we have it sorted, or if he indicates he's not ready yet I can honestly shut them up. But I'm sure if there is any difficulty it will only be for a couple of months because he will well and truly be enjoying solids in feb and march and I shouldn't have to send as much milk along with him. 

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