Babies Born September 2007 #46

[Patooties]

hey md - i'm at the Witch Woman stage of my cycle.

[AnyDream]

Hehehe...why am I not surprised!

[Artechim]

Clare, I met my father when I was 22, he left when I was a little bub. I agree with Kate, make contact with your father first - it might upset a whole heap of family balance if your bro doesn't know and finds out via some random chick on the internet iykwim? I guess curiosity was a factor in finding my father but mostly I wanted to know medical history.

[Cally]

Clare - yay for going under the knife, hope you heal up quickly and you can put those pesky tonsils behind you!!

PAP - how did your FDC interview go? Any progression?

All good here. DD is over her snuggly stage (only lasted a day) and is now back to normal and trying to do everything with her sling on. Still being very good and not taking it off too much. The GP this morning said it will most likely be fully healed in 3 weeks which is great. She gets 2 weeks off childcare then it is school holidays and home with DH so by the time she goes back she will be fully recovered and we won't need to worry about her getting knocked or anything.

[MamaPan]

hi all
well ihavent had the FDC meeting yet,I am very frsutrated about it. she keeps cancelling or isnt available - i think she knows i am going to complain (for the 3rd time) and wants to avoid me!!!
in the meantime we have steppedup our search for options - he is back on the list at the creche at DH work (but isnot going to get in for some time) and ihave been back in touch with 2 other centres - one that is opening in june (i hope) in the local primary school - that he will have aplace in i hope and one that he has been on the waitlist for for ages. mypref is prob to stay with fdc vbut i cant see them resolving in a hurry... thanks so much for asking!
Cally I am so glad miss K is doing so well - what a brave one you have! how are you looking after her while shecant goto daycare?

[Patooties]

Hi everyone
So quiet in here.
Pap - hope she doesn't avoid contacting you for too much longer. I hope something comes up for you soon.
Cally - i'm glad that little K is handling it so well. Little cutiepatootie that she is

Hannah and i have had a wonderful morning today. It's been pouring with rain so no outside play (although we did have a bit of a run through the rain when we got home from taking the big girls to school - which was lots of fun) I set up a tent in our family room in front of the tv - we watched teletubbies. It was so cute because i was laying down on my stomach and she was sitting up next to me with her arm around my neck. I could have stayed like that all morning. We had some morning tea in the tent and then we did some collage. (well, i stuck the patty cases on and she sucked on the glue stick ) Then we did some dancing, and i had to spent about 10 minutes pretending to be a duck chasing her around the house!

Anyway, sometimes it's the simple things in life that are often the best
hope you're all having a positively fabulous day.

[MamaPan]

jaz you are just the bestest mummy ever!!!!!

[AnyDream]

Anyway, sometimes it's the simple things in life that are often the best

Too right, JaZaH. I had a grand time with Missy E riding our hobby horses (complete with noises and cowgirl hats) at kindergym this morning! LOL Love your idea of the patty-pan collage, they look like flowers, don't they? It's a good reminder to save all all the coloured easter-egg foil for craft this year!

BTW - the cubby-house was a no show. We'd asked to see it on Mon evening but they said no then sold it to someone else before we went on Tuesday afternoon. How rude! But, I'm putting 'cubby house' vibes out there and the universe can organise it for us now.

PP - well I'd be getting totally annoyed by now if i were you! Hope it gets sorted soon. I know a couple of fantastic FDC ladies in Canberra ...but prolly a bit out of your way LOL!!

Cally - so does that mean you've taken 2 weeks leave while K's arm heals up? 3 weeks is amazing isn't it? I remember the dr telling me how fast little kids heal when DD1 broke her arm. You'll still have to be careful with it for a little while after that - no tandem skydiving or rodeo riding for a few months.

BTW Trill I keep forgetting to tell you I went with the sheer voile curtains after all that. They look fantastic AND I popped into spotlight yesterday and they were half price (!), so I bought some more for the study/den (same colour) and a lovely mellow teal colour called "haze" for our bedroom. Oh they look perfect. Now all I have to do is sew my QS bed quilt to match them. LOL