Michele - Hope Ashleigh is feeling better now. I don't sleep Regan on her back all the time, in fact I rarely do, I think it's because with my 2 older daughters I slept them on their sides so just found it too hard to get around mentally to sleep Regan on her back iykwim. But I have seen quite a few babies with that flatness on their heads from being on their backs all the time. But I heard that it does go away but I wonder how long that would take?
Well Regan is going through a funny stage. Every time I get her out of the bath she screams blue murder! I'm wondering whether it's because she's enjoying her bath or she's just so relaxed she's really tired and therefore is crying cos she's over-tired. Either way, it's really hard to calm her down. I tried to pick her up to calm her down but it just didn't work, so I quickly dress her and pick her up and walk around with her until she finally calms down. Even giving her a b/f doesn't work until she's ready to calm down. I bath her at the end of the day between 630 & 730pm, to get her ready for "bed time".
I updated my website with a smiley pic of Regan, it amazes me how in a few weeks they can change so much. I have really great conversations with Regan now too, I'll say "ah-goo" to her and she'll say it back to me, it's so cute and exciting! Oh I have to make my appointment with the Dr tomorrow for Regan's needles (I keep forgetting). 8-[
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