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  1. #1
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    Jan 2008
    Queensland
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    Twin I missed your post. Good to hear from you. Sounds like Paige is doing well. Lexie still doesn't have any teeth but she is dribbling sooo much & chewing on absolutely everything.

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    Jul 2007
    Vic
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    Hope all you girls in Qld are ok

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    Feb 2005
    NSW/VIC Border
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    Hey all,

    wow the time has flown, my bubba is six months old already, kinda feel a little sad cos she is possibly my last bubba. she is sitting up and we have just started solids properly.

    how is everyone else?

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    Nov 2008
    North Haven, NSW
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    Hello ladies, long time!! Hope everyone is well. We are starting to look into swimming lessons, anyone else?

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    Aug 2006
    Terrace BC, Canada
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    It's quiet in here

    Cupcake - we did swimming lessons with DS at 6 months but are going to wait until DD is older as we found lessons were a waste of money at such a young age. We just go to the pool on our own to play.

    Jlk - I'm the same. This is def my last baby and it seems to be going by too fast. Paige is sitting, and has teeth, and rolls across the living room. Slow down alreaady! She's not interested in solids yet though.

    leigh - won't be long before those teeth come through. I kind of wish Paige's hadn't, I miss the toothlees grin (though the 2 teethed one is super cute too) and it hurts a lot more now when she bites while nursing.

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    We're around water all the time so i thinks its a good idea for us to start soon, they said its more drowning prevention this early. See how we go =)

    Miss L must be teething pretty bad, she's been such a mummy's girl lately, very clingy, i secretly love it hehe shhh. I feel bad for DP tho because when he holds her she cries for me...

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    Apr 2007
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    I'd love to get DD into swimming now the harness is off. I've bought the swim pants just got to find the time to head to the local pool. She loves the bath.

    Cupcake I get what you mean about secretly loving the clinginess . Everytime DD wants me my heart just melts.

    Wow Paige is sitting that is awesome! No solids here yet either. I'm going to push her out until I'm sure she is really ready. TBH I find the whole idea a bit threatening after a lovely BFing relationship. I'm sick of unhelpful advice IRL about getting her started. She has all her life to eat food, but only a short time on mummy's milk.

    Jodi you've had a name change, what is the significance of your new name?

    Sorry I've been so slack. I read all your posts but don't often get on my computer and I'm too lazy to tap out on the phone LOL.

    DD is also going through a 1-2 hour waking overnight, luckily I get a sleep in most mornings as DH takes the shift and I just wake to feed and go back to bed. Having one child certainly helps get us through this time! She is such an active bub, never stops when she is awake and I think this is part of the problem at night as she is waking herself up with this newfound freedom.

    I just love this age though. Can we bottle them now, what do you think?
    xx