Is there a six month wonder week? CJ seems fine most of time but is only taking very short day naps and waking up screaming which has never done before.
There sure is - week 26. I recall Bailey's being a wonder-fortnight!! We had lots of sleep regression (he would wake at the end of each sleep cycle crying - eg every 45 minutes) and was more clinging. BG posted some info for me on FB some time back but I remember that at week 26 some of the wonder week things were nightmares, sleep regression, fussiness with feeding, clingyness to Mum (and/or Dad), cant remember what else. Bailey was quite fussy with drinking also - he was only drinking half a bottle, but kept up with his solids.

You may have seen on facebook about the whole massive head saga - well went to doctors yesterday who basically said mmm yes is big need to keep an eye on it, yes measuring is dodgy but has skipped percentile lines, lets see how it is next measurement - if is off the chart then will have to refer to a paed - well next appointment is 8 months and 99th according to WHO is 46.5 and depending on how I measure her head now I can get that! Doctor told me things to look out for, bulging eyes, bulging fontanell, being very sick in mornings, lethargy, not moving both sides of body in same way - none of which CJ is displaying. I really think she just has a big head but reckon we will end up having to go see a paed at 8 months, not sure what they will do a scan of some sort? I wanted the doc to say all ok just nurse being cautious but I suppose they will never say that because really what can they tell?
Don't you wish the Dr could just give you some reassurances? Bailey has a massive head too - his noggin is in the 50th percentile, while the rest of him is in the 3-10th percentile. Our Paed measured him and then turned to us and told us why - both Sean and I have massive heads too - we are both in the highest percentile so Bailey has no hope. Hope that gives you some peace of mind. If CJ has none of the other symptoms, he is probably just being over cautious