MP: oh yeah!! i totally forgot to put the photos in!! my bad. will do ASAP! and WTG N on the TT front! that is brilliant!
Cally: ah yeah, it has zones....and in those zones it has different levels of fan force?? so hard to figure out...
Oz: that is so cool that L is coping well with Zs arrival, it's a fear of mine if we have another bubba...Leila is always a bit concerned when we hold another baby lol.
MD: worked out how to use the simple (not awesome ducted) aircon. so not as effective, but divine nonetheless for yesterday. loving this place LOL!
AFM: all good. am at work (cant you tell? ) have the air con on and am enjoying the sunny weather. got to visit my friend and her baby yesterday for some CUDDLES! so exciting and she was soooo tiny and soooo perfect!!! like a little lamb *mwah*. leila thought the hospital was cool with its wide corridors and managed to find some crinkly flower wrapper paper and ran up and down scrunching it loudly..., ahhh nothing like an out of control toddler to ruin the romantic illusion of newborn calm...
Mp - our wakeups were just for a feed and a change, but I am really bad when I have disturbed sleep so I didn't cope very well with it. K had been just doing one wakeup for over a month so I had got very used to that. It may also have been especially bad as DH got shocking gastro about that time where he had a whole week off work and that meant my parents didn't come down for a vist and I had a major meltdown in front of MIL as well. Well done N on the TT, we have had so much practice, but nothing seems to come out. I would love to put her on when she wakes up in the mornings, but if she isn't taken straight to the fridge for some yogurt, we have huge meltdowns.
I think with the training undies I would use them when he is good at the potty and you were really ready to start training. ie, not when you're about to go away, when he is telling you often that he has done wee's etc
PP atm things seems to be fine with Alister - what made a huge difference was stopping the toddler milk. So the irony was that we gave him that thinking that it made up for the not eating and all the other issues but in reality it was causing some of them. Since he has been off it his eating has improved out of sight. His eczema has flared a bit lately though and not sure if that's the heat or cows milk, not that he has a lot of milk now anyway.
With the wakeups, as you know we had a shocking time with Alister but that was more to do with reflux than any developmental thing. I noticed it a lot with Erin, but once she started crawling at 4.5 months it settled again.
Arte - LOL at your camping adventure, what a mission.
Noni - You might be surpised at how easy it is for A to let go of the dummy? M was so attached too, even wanted it during the day while playing. However she has been fine without it. Takes a bit longer to fall asleep but thats ok.
Kate - The ENT dr said to me if kids have 3 or 4 (cant remember) ear infections within a 6 month period they look at putting grommets in. That is what M is getting done this Friday.
Just a quick one to let you all know I'm still around, hope you are all well.
With the dummy thing, we took Lindsays away at 6mths because he just didn't need it - would go to sleep without it and never woke during the night to need resettling with it so he was easy. Erin was about this age too, being an October bub and we gave hers to Santa. that worked well too but there were a few days where she kicked up about not having it. DH wants to do the same with Alister but he's still a bit wakeful at times where he needs it to get back to sleep and he's a lot more attached to it. We might leave it till Easter
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Hope you have a gorgeous day!!!
) have the air con on and am enjoying the sunny weather. got to visit my friend and her baby yesterday for some CUDDLES! so exciting and she was soooo tiny and soooo perfect!!! like a little lamb *mwah*. leila thought the hospital was cool with its wide corridors and managed to find some crinkly flower wrapper paper and ran up and down scrunching it loudly...
, ahhh nothing like an out of control toddler to ruin the romantic illusion of newborn calm...
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