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    Cee_Cee99 Guest

    Hi all,
    sorry I've been MIA - boy looking after a baby takes a HUGE amount of time - looking forward to some routine.

    Today we went to the Hospial for a scan on Alexandra's kidneys (they were 14mm dialated at the 26 week ultrasound) - and GOOD NEWS, now they are only 2.7mm.. Which is perfectly normal... Yeah. No need for antibotics or surgery she is in perfect health.. So happy. It was such a stress, I don't know how those with more serious medical conditions have managed.

    Nickers - love your snow photos - Nixon is soooooooooo cute.

    Well, sorry I've not been on more, but I do think of you all and hope your doing well. Once things settle down I hope to catch up with you all again.

    PS - BF is going well, she gained 250g this week, so she is getting enough milk.. Just wish it did not hurt so much.

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    Jun 2005
    Perth
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    Fantastic news Ceecee!!! What a relief that must be for you and your families! Great to hear that Alexandra is coming along so well. And yes babies do take up so much time don't they, even as a second time mum I had forgotten how much. Funny thing is when the kids are older you will actually end up realising how easy a newborn really is compared to say a toddler.

    Speaking of toddlers, Bath it sounds like Wade is giving you some grief. Like you said he cant help the teething or the cold but that still doesnt help you! We are lucky in some respects that Gabriella got all her teeth by the time she was 18mths, a lot of disruption in a short period of time but at least it wasover and done with.

    It looks like Alex is settling into a nice nighttime routine, bed around 8-8.30, wake up around 2.30 and then again anytime after 5. I can handle that. Now if only the days were that easy.

    DH came back this morning from Perth, dropped his gear off and went straight to work leaving me to unpack 2 suitcases which I havent even attempted to do yet. Mind you most of the stuff is presents for Alex so am looking forward to that! We are very very lucky to have so many wonderful things given to us, unfort most of the clothes are winter gear that he will never ever wear as it is currently 27-29 degrees, this is our winter!!! but it looks like he has been given some cool toys.

    Trying to convince DH to take me to Phuket over Xmas with the kids...anyone else been before? Truthfully Asia has never reall interested me in the past but with some of the deals out you would be mad not to consider it.