Teresa - yay about Hamish getting new teeth! I heard that the first two are the most painful for teething and it is easier after them. That's from my Mum though, so I'm not sure. Mum thinks Angus has been teething since he was about 6 weeks

Meercat - that's great about the jolly jumper. Angus has the jumparoo but his feet can't touch the floor yet.

Human bean - that's not good about your MIL. Angus doesn't care who he goes to. When I bought the jumparoo from Target I was on my own, so I had to use the pram as a trolley. Before I picked up the box to put in the pram I asked this lady (who was with her Grandson) to hold Angus for a minute and he was all smiles! I think he's so used to being passed around like a sack of potatoes that it doesn't phase him. I think DH and I get the biggest smiles though

B - Wow 8kg! I thought Angus was a big boy, but he is only 6.6kg - tiny in comparison I deleted my emails so I have room now. Also, I'm breast feeding so I'm not really sure how much Angus takes, although there is that theory of doing weight x 150ml / number of feeds.

Re: dream feed - I've done this for the last 3 nights and the last 2 nights it woke Angus up. I also tried to express into a bottle last night so that I could be sure that Angus was getting enough. But he woke up and cried and cried, so I couldn't give him much at all. Does everyone do the dream feed? He still wakes up around 3am for another feed, so I'm wondering if he needs it at all??

Well we went to a friends' house this morning and they are planning on having another baby soon (they have 6 between them, but none together). So Angus was held the entire time and got no sleep at all. We went for a drive after so that he got an hours sleep. I think the poor little munchkin went to sleep as soon as he went into his bassinet. I was worried that he would be overstimulated, but we'll see how he sleeps tonight.