Re: Babies born~January 16th-31st 2010 #1
Kaz - Vaeda does the most adorable little sigh whenever she's finished sneezing, it just makes me melt!
Not much to report here actually, I'm sure you're all in the same boat - every day is the same, feed sleep feed sleep feed sleep haha the days are really getting away from me and I haven't gotten around to actually doing anything for ages. I have been watching A LOT of TV since I spend so much time on the couch breastfeeding, and there has been an influx of cooking shows (love them - omg can't wait for the SA ep of My Kitchen Rules tomorrow!!).
Vaeda is almost getting into a routine, it's not exact, but usually feeds at about 2am then 6am, with lots of feeds all day, cluster feeds around lunchtime and dinnertime (very inconvenient). We are looking into getting a breastpump soon, want to give her a bottle maybe once a day, so that I can go back to work for a couple hours a day.
All in all we are going really well, just tired. Clint and I are in awe of her, she is just so beautiful and special, and I already wish I was pregnant again (even though I felt crap my whole pregnancy). Love being a mum!
Re: Babies born~January 16th-31st 2010 #1
Kaz - omg I can't believe SA got such high points!! Their food looked so average!
Emma - Vaeda has been smiling, though we think it's gas at the moment rather than a happy face, since she does it between cringes and farts :) still sooo cute though!!!
Vaeda has an overlapping toe :( need to get an ortho to look at it but so far haven't had luck with getting a referral. The paediatrician was supposed to give us one but it's been weeks of chasing him and we still don't have it. The MCHN has now given us a referral, but we have to take that to our GP and get the GP to write a referral, then we can book an appointment with the ortho. WTF?? I have never understood this referral process with specialists. If I am happy to pay for the service, why can't I just call direct and book in? Anyway we will have to see what the ortho has to say.. It's probably only a cosmetic problem, but she is a girl living in a coastal town and will be wearing a lot of sandals in her lifetime. We don't want her to get teased for having weird toes so we are thinking we will get it fixed. If she was a boy we would leave it, but being a girl myself, I know how self-concious we can be. What do you girls think?
Re: Babies born~January 16th-31st 2010 #1
Colestar - nah it's her fourth toe, it is L shaped and goes under her third toe. The paediatrician said it probably. Wouldn't effect her walking, but she might have problems with callouses. It's a hard decision to make, it could just fix itself over time, but could also get worse over time, and if we want to fix it we have to do it before she starts learning to walk.