MP We have very similar issue re:lying. I think it is an age thing, they begin to realise that telling stories can get good reactions which makes them feel good as well as telling stories to avoid trouble. Sometimes i laugh and say " I know you're just tricking aren't you?" And she laughs and changes her story. I tell her how important it is to tell the truth and i often talk about the story of the boy who cried wolf, when he told little lies no one believed him when he needed them to. And i try really hard not to get cross if she finally tells the truth, we just talk about it. Sas had reflux, but i saw a paed who basically made me feel like a whinging mum. She was a difficult baby, i had to hold her upright for an hour after a feed in the night, or she'd spew her whole feed and cry, but she only screamed when lying down, if i held her she was fine. P cried no matter what. L was a dream baby, lucky i had her first. lol

Cally- That story is so sad. People really do underestimate the power of water. How's the running going? I reckon a lizard on the excercise mat is reason enough to roll it back up!!!

Poor Erin, Arte. Hope she stops chucking. Nothing worse than a sick baby.

Cass- Pics of the party??? I wanna see the toadstool cake! :-)

Ginger- How'd you go with ENT?