Great news Buffy, hope that the napping continues and W aces sleep school. I did a bit of reading about it and it sounds like a great option, not only for the confidence you gain from what they teach you, but also just for a chance to get some time together without the distraction of day-to-day household stuff. Really interested to hear how it goes.
Rosey - I think I know how you are feeling, and in telling you that you should cut yourself some slack, I should probably do the same thing... Is it the night sleep that is particularly bad? Have you tried the love-to-swaddle at all? I only ask as this is the one thing that sorted Yves' sleep situation out, and we have never looked back. Sorry I was way off with recommending you a GP here, for some reason I thought you were in VicRe. furbabies, I still have a 10 y.o yellow lab, Tobi, but we lost his litter-brother Cruz to bone cancer in Feb. It was gutting. Pretty rough on Tobi now with no play-pal and a screaming banshee distracting his mum, but he still gets lots of attention and sleeps on our bed every night - all 38 kilos of him! Feel free to show us a pic of your pups - I adore all dogs, probably like them more than babies sometimes
Fuzzy – Haven’t heard of it before, but certainly hope DD’s issue resolves itself with no complications. What did you dress Milana in for the wedding? I bet both girls looked gorgeous.. the poor bride having to compete with such a beautiful squishy baby!
Skye - can't get over Cha's comment about two brothers - how amazing?! Kids can say some stuff that just leaves you wondering...
Elocin – Crap, a political tour of duty this weekend? It sounds like SIL is not dealing very well with what is obviously an emotional issue for her. You might remember my BFF miscarried her IVF bub just before I got pregnant, and it was very hard to deal with for both of us. As she is in Qld she hasn’t seen Yves yet, and I am not pushing the issue, but it hurts that this sensitive subject is keeping us apart a little. I hope your SIL is gracious enough to at least be polite to you, if she can’t be truly happy, and that you can find a way to break through the barrier she has obviously put up.
Well we might have the knack of sleeping around here, but feeding is a huge fail. I feel like Yves actually doesn't like me sometimes - which I know is silly, but I just can't seem to get it right for him. One feed goes great, the next is an epic ****-up. Last night DF came home, saw me trying to feed Yves (who was screaming the house down), and noticed his tummy was all hard and bloated. He picked him up and carried him over a big strong shoulder for a minute or so, Yves lets out two monstrous burps, and settles right down. So then I feel like a stupid witch for trying to shove a nipple in his mouth when he was clearly too windy to take any more milk.I felt like moron-mum. Anyway, MCHN 8 weeks appointment was fine – Yves is 5390 grams and 59cm, so has grown 3cm and 900gms in last 4 weeks, which I guess is pretty good. Because DF was 58 cms when he was born Yves still seems pretty small.
Ok, pity rant over. Its just been a rough morning here, Yves very unhappy and we had no power for about an hour in our neighbourhood so the house was freezing. I clearly live in the wrong town, cos nothing makes me crankier than being cold... why did I ever leave Qld?!




Re. furbabies, I still have a 10 y.o yellow lab, Tobi, but we lost his litter-brother Cruz to bone cancer in Feb. It was gutting. Pretty rough on Tobi now with no play-pal and a screaming banshee distracting his mum, but he still gets lots of attention and sleeps on our bed every night - all 38 kilos of him! Feel free to show us a pic of your pups - I adore all dogs, probably like them more than babies sometimes 

I felt like moron-mum. Anyway, MCHN 8 weeks appointment was fine – Yves is 5390 grams and 59cm, so has grown 3cm and 900gms in last 4 weeks, which I guess is pretty good. Because DF was 58 cms when he was born Yves still seems pretty small.
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I got a big fright yesterday when I went to put on a load and nothing happened when I pushed the start button. After much cursing and smacking the machine I finally got it to start, but it did the same thing again today. I really can't afford to be without a washing machine at the moment (I seem to be doing 2 loads a day right now) so think I'm going to have convince DH that we should just fork out for a new one now rather than wait for this one to give up completely. Mind you, I can think of many, many other things I'd rather spend the $$ on right now...

Good luck today, Fuzzy!! 
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