Bec - hmm forgot what I was going to type. .... hope you get some rest today and Isaac sleeps a little better.... Uhm... I knew they went through a stranger awareness phase from about 4/5 months and separation anxiety starting from about 6 months. I was just hoping Hannah would be ok with my aunt, who she does see, but not every day. But we're just going to have to work at it

Buzzie - at least I didn't get half way through to return to a sleeper which would have been frustrating... I didn't even start (which is better, can you imagine me with only one brow waxed ? Or half a pedicure? Or half a facial? ... ) and I returned to a screamer. So it was totally worth it to come back. Honestly I didn't mind, as I was sort of expecting it but hoping to eke out more than 10 mins. But DH says last time he looked after Hannah when I had the MRI, I was gone 2 1/2 hours and he said she was starting to look for me, and Hannah sees DH every day and he does things with her every day.

Belfie - I wanted to say that I hope the new meds work for DH... and if he's just having a head MRI that will probably be around 20-30 mins. If he's nervous about it he should start practising going to a "safe or happy place" mentally. It gets pretty noisy during the MRI and it could be really easy to panic. I found it best if I just closed my eyes before I went in and just counted and tried to breathe very slowly. It was tempted to open my eyes but I kept them shut. You are given a buzzer to hold and press if you get freaked out. Honestly, the first 20 mins flew by for me, which I didn't expect. The weirdest thing for me was in all honesty, being in public without a bra on, but I doubt that would apply to your DH...

Hello to those mums we haven't heard from for a while. Hope you're ok. Pantha, Deana, Kirsten, Wite ( still don't know how you even attempted to do something with a lobster with Harlow in the sleepy wrap...)