Well I survived today. He didn't sleep much (only 2 one hour sleeps). I thought I'd lie down too but by the time I did he decided to wake up. I hate it when that happens. Hopefully he will go to bed easily tonight and I might get an early night - got to go to work tomorrow. hehe

Just saw the funniest thing. L is in his activity centre chewing on a rusk. One of my dogs was sitting there just waiting for when it fell on the floor - which it did. She made very short work of it. I know this sounds gross, but I feed all the dropped ones on the floor to the dog. She loves them.

Definitely think L is teething again. Grumpy, heaps of pooey nappies, off his food.

Kellie - KWYM about the bibs. We go through tons of them. Ikea have 5 bibs for $7 Bargain!
Trish - I can just picture you and the boys now hanging 10 off Bells Beach.
Viv - Veuve - classy! Where's mine?? Still older than you, you spring chicken.
Rebecca - KWYM about working outside the home and being a mum. You get home after a long day and have another shift ahead of you. But its worth it. In the end it is finding the balance that works for you and your family. Have to admit to having a few twinges of guilt/saddness when I walk out of the daycare centre. They are really good but it feels like you are missing out. Thats how I feel anyway.
Alz - you can't force a baby to sleep so if he is happy to do one sleep a day then one sleep it is. Not only do bubs inherit DH's looks but also their sleeping patterns.

Anyway, DH has just come home so better see how he coped with his first day back.