I can't believe that some of your darlings are talking. A just points and grunts - a lot! He runs around like a mad thing and climbs up our fort and hurls himself down the slide. He's very physically capable - but he's not that smart yet, and gets into lots of scrapes.
A got chicken pox while we were in NZ. Poor thing. He was sooo miserable for about 5 days before the spots came out and then we finally knew why. Thankfully L never got them, and neither did the other children we were holidaying with.
Po5 - ditto. I've been tired for 14 months too. I'm not happy about it either, but i'm not prepared to do CC or anything, so i'm stuck still doing night feeds. It's a PITA because this whole house gets up at 5.50am, so there is no such thing as a sleep in. I used to think that people who said their child wasn't sleeping through the night was doing something 'wrong'. How wrong was I??!! I don't tell people who ask, because I am sick of hearing how 'he doesn't need it' and 'it's just a habit' and 'you made a rod for your own back' blah, blah, blah!! I guess I was just really really lucky with my DS1.
Oh i hear ya on the tired thing. DS has never slept through in all his life lmao, we still do at least 2 wake ups most nights its 3 though! I keep telling myself he wont do it forever......right?!
Bun, I'm in Ballajura and hopefully soon to be moving, we just have to get our act together and stop procrastinating about whether to buy or build
Lenny, oh no chicken pox would have been awful!
I'm hearing you all on the tiredness. DS who will be 3 in May still wakes up during the night. Usually he just crawls into our bed. But at the moment he is going through a monster stage so is getting scared of monsters in the dark! DD has 2 feeds a night most nights but she is a real wriggler and just rolls around the bed between me and DH, throws her arms and legs around. Some days I hold out on her morning nap so she and DS will have a nap together after lunch which allows me to have a nanna nap too!
DD is 15 months today and still no AF. It's great in some ways but in others I just want to know what my body is doing!
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