Yeah, Ryn. I know what you mean about the crying. I'm not rushing to DS when he cries, as long as I know someone is with him. It's just the "doing something about it". If my DH is trying to comfort him and DS is still crying I'm not concerned - it's just part and parcel.

I've just felt VERY disilussioned (I really should look up that word, but I can't be jiggered) and I probably sound like a prima donna. But I'm a pretty solid person and can deal with it. What about the people that can't? I mean, I'm 31 and have had enough people take advantage of me to know that I can tell people what I think - but what about women that are scared to ask questions and feel that they must stick to the "timeline" come hell or high water? There's an element of the health care nurses looking down their noses too, which I have not been impressed with at all.

The crux of the situation is that I have ended up with a beautiful son and we have ridden the waves and are coming out the other side with our relationship even stronger. That's just me, I am concerned about others in this region.

DS does like other babies and little kids. He saw a little boy today and just burst out laughing - the little boy wasn't even doing anything. It's really funny.

And...... he's been rolling around the house all day!! It's insane!! He rolls from one end of the room to the other just because he can. Then he stops sometimes when he's on his belly, lifts his head and dribbles all over the show. His little legs go up in the air and he balances on his belly.

Thanks for listening to my grumble anyway.