Evening all....
Not much happening here. Had a pretty good day. Last night was pretty average - another bub here rocking and rolling all around his cot and hasn't quite worked out how to make himself comfortable and fall back to sleep once he's on his tummy up the other end of the cot. Went through this with DD too but later on cause L is rolling earlier. He's even started doing the 'superman'! YIKES! For first timers, this is a thing they do (well some of them do anyway) where they lay on their tummies and lift their arms and legs up off the floor, it's part of the crawling bizzo...I'm nowhere near ready for this boy to crawl so he better slow down!! His sister was off and away at around 6.5 months so can't expect him to stay contained too much longer I guess!
DD had preschool today so we dropped her off and then came home and both had a 2 hour nap - bliss!
Julia - Only you can decide whether to keep going with formula or to stick with BF for the long haul so not going to say too much about that but just wanted to mention that pretty much all my friends who have transitioned over to FF have had some issues with wind/constipation/tummy aches initially. It generally just passes as bubs gets used to it but some of them have had to try a few different types to find the right one for their bub so it might take a bit of trial and error?
Alz - croupe is nasty, nasty stuff. I know you will be already watching him like a hawk, and I'm sure the Dr has told you all this, but watch him very carefully at night, croupe flairs up at night and can get scary. We had to rush DD to the hospital last year because we heard her making funny noises on the monitor (so much for everyone who laughed at me for still using one!) and when I went in to check on her she was gasping for breath - scary stuff. Is he doing a cough that sounds like 'barking'? This is usually the give away with croupe. I hope he improves and doesn't end up in hospital cause it's not nice for little ones. They ended up giving DD two doses of prednisone (steriod) which worked a treat. She was 2.5 though, not sure if they'd use steroids on a baby so young? Anyway, I hope the little one is better soon :hug:
Kellie - good luck at sleep school tomorrow! I hope you get something out of it. It really just gave me the confidence and support I was lacking, we were doing all the right things but I guess I just needed to hear that and needed a little extra help. With her doing 3 hours sleeps still you can't be doing too much wrong!!
Trish - you poor buggers! I hope you're all feeling better soon :hug:
Hope all bubs that aren't well start feeling better and all the tired mummies get some rest tonight.
