Oh, Rory, poor you and Flynn It's too ordinary a day to do anything else but recover from that experience - have a hot chocolate, I'm sure it improves the taste of breastmilk, so you will both benefit from it
Oscar is in my shoulder sling and he threw up in his sleep - all fixed and he is still sleeping. He is too sweet to put down today, so I'm going to keep him there instead of palming him off to a container or bed
My little angel...today is 'gush about Oscar' day...again...
Neeny - I can't remember who else it was who was expressing for work, but I have heaps of expressed milk in the freezer for one day (hee, hee, still hasn't happened yet) that I leave Oscar for long enough for him to get hungry with DP. I might try next Tuesday, when I have an AGM (but I think I might just bring him with me). I intend to REALLY try to leave him (again, might change my mind last minute) for my union annual dinner in a few weeks' time...or I'm going to have to start throwing out frozen milk - well, give it to Odin anyway. Then again, I'm in a minority of mummies who hasn't felt the need to have my own time yet. I''m lucky, though, all the things I want to do are quite compatible with bringing Oscar, and if they're not, I've been squeezing him in anyway (association meeting a few weeks ago comes to mind...).
I'm determined to make the world (well, my world) baby friendly, to let other babies have a smoother path to follow once I've desensitised the uptight people who are stuck in their ways! Oh, and like Rory, the next baby might not be so portable...
Trying to find Christy's post on the forum...not having much luck, but I'm finding other topics of interest in my efforts!