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maya T sounds so adorable and outgoing! I weigh dd and all that stuff im like you, happy with her progress and thats all that matters, we dont need a nurse to tell us they are all good, unless we have concerns.
hmmm we are contemplating ttc, but not actually ttc yet. that i am in 2 minds about, i want to enjoy dd as long as possible before my attention is divided, but i am sooooo clucky. plus i dont know how you all do it with more than 1 omg you ladies i take my cap off to you all! decisions decisions.....
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Jen- Im loving this age too (mostly) they are just too cute and full of kisses and cuddle! Its awesome. TTC#2, hey jump in head first ;) not that my opinion counts :lol:
Ery- :leap: so excited for you TTC#2, awesome news, will cross my fingers that your cycles all come together soon and you wont need clomid. Great to hear E no longer needs physio, that must be a huge relief that she should have no further issue!
KellyD- Great to hear from you! Will definately be keeping my eyes peeled for the BA of your precious boys.
Maya- Ts antics always make me laugh, she sounds like she a grown up and capable little girl. It must be so precious to watch the 2 siblings learn and grow from each other :)
DD is a very busy little girl here! Starting to come out with more and more distinguishable words, which Im pleased about cause I was getting a little worried and then the next day she said 9 new ones :o so Im not so concerned now ;). She is full of kisses and cuddles and is VERY independant! And just in the last few days is becoming quite the little mimic, so best be watching what I say!
:hello: Skybie, Nina, Oz, DarkDreamer, DM, BM, V-Love & everyone Ive forgotten.
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I should really come in here and update too
*Full time work is killing me, literally. I have bronchitis atm and even had a hospital visit because the medication that I was given by the doctors gave me a severe reaction. Throwing up everything and anything I tried to eat or drink. Was in hospital for bout 3 hours for the severe nausea and dehydration
*William is walking up a storm! He went from not wanted to walk at all @ 15 months to walking from 2 or 3 days before he turned 16 months to now, a week and 1 day before he's 18 months wanting to walk everywhere!
* He's Mr Independent!
*We are TTC #2, 2nd cycle, first with Metformin as they found I could have PCOS and may very well need Clomid *yay!*
*While he used to talk up a storm, he doesn't seem to have learnt any new words, but what would I know because I don't get to see him enough because of working all the time.
:hello: to everyone
Hope your all well :hug:
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dd good to hear from you, better go change that ticker hun! woohoo for you!!!!
gone quiet in here again ladies, how is everyone?
we have decided to ttc in sept, super excited but enjoying some 'me time' before i go alcohol/caffeine free again so im loving girls nights out dancing up a storm and a few bevo's.
dd is still doing wonderfully, she talks so much and runs everywhere, her new saying is god sake, not sure where she picked that up lol loving every moment right now!
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righteo ladies last post was may and that was me!
how are you all?
our thread is dead, thought i might kick it along??
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Hi,
I am good, am 11 weeks pregnant and apart from some bleeding everything has been going smoothly. Morning sickness is much more manageable than last tme so that has been good too running after a toddler. Miss E is good too, stil has reflux, still is a crazy sleeper but we decided if we waited till those probs were sorted we could be waiting a long time to have another!!!
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Wow, everyone IS preggers, except Selina and me!
T-girl loves having her brother, and kind of seems lost on the days he's at kinder. She's had a couple of sits on her pony...which is pretty cool, cos that boy is not broken in! She's a gun and will try anything her brother is game to try...so I've been repeating to him that he has to be a bit more careful about when he lets her see...that's a lot of responsibility for a 5yo, but we can only hope for the best!
EC has been awesome - esp handy given we still don't have a washing machine on the farm, and we have to deal with our own rubbish (all farms do, not just those without certificates of occupancy ;) ).
I can tell she misses the farm when we're not there - her mood picks up as soon as we turn off the highway to get home. She's so expressive and intuitive.
Next year I'm looking forward to just 'being' with her, instead of having uni hanging over me. That will be really nice, for a change.
She's still breastfeeding like a champ, still giving me nipple thrush from time to time, just to make things interesting (and to keep the Daktarin brand alive...!).
One thing I notice is that she is a lot happier to be left with someone than DS ever was. My only working theory at the moment is that I had to leave DS in someone else's care, for various reasons, well before he was 6 months old, and then regularly after that. I think that upset his attachment apple cart, but because of an operation and uni, it couldn't be helped.
I'm still wearing her in a sling ftrom time to time, too - she still loves it, but if I don't have to then I won't, because it does upset my pelvis :(
And she's got the best hair - better than any toddler ever needs, so that's unfair!
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i know we catch up on fb but these are the kind of posts we dont catch up on, not this stuff and not in this detail.
erin im so so happy for you, looks like you had it a whole lot easier this time around, that is terrific, i cant believe how quick your pregnancy is going, its flying by, it probably doesnt seem it to you though.
maya that must be hard for you and for ds but i guess we gotta do what we gotta do, he's off to school next year isnt he? that must be a strange feeling, i remember crying when dsd went to school, its so sad but such an exciting time too. it will be nice to get some one on one time with dd next year. im glad your bf journey is still going well too.
glad to hear from some of you so quickly, i cant believe how dead our thread was.
dd is going well, so smart (well i think so) growing so quickly, still my velcro baby although she is getting better, and i have successfully left her a few times now with dh or mum without too much issue so hopefully it will continue to improve. she has taken a bit of a step backward as i have cut all her day feeds out and shes only getting one full feed in the morning and a token gesture of a night (the pain is too much and i decided after near 2 years i deserved a bit of a break, not to mention needing to learn to get her to sleep without it) so this has caused her to be slightly more clingy than she has been the last few months but im sure in time it will ease off. Lots going on around the yard with our shed being built and the landscaping going on so there are constantly tradies in and out all day, it will be worth it in the end. Not much else to report really. hope to see you all here more often
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Hi Girls
A very busy house here (as you can imagine) Tara is going great guns, except for her damn 2 yr molars giving us grief. They still haven't broken through as yet so she has some bad days with pain and headaches from them but she seems less irritable with her amber necklace on. She is a real character and a "parrot" so have to be careful what we say around her now, she can count to 5 and then back down to 1 again and is showing a real interest in dancing and gymnastics - if being able to do the splits is anything to go by. It will be so interesting to see how much she has grown in the last 6 months when she has her 2yr MCHN check next month, and have started to prepare for possible toilet training over summer as well but we will see how that one goes closer to the time.
Apart from Tara, my boys are now 4 months old - time flys by - and I have one that can roll from back to tummy and the other is very strong and wants to sit up or stand all the time, so with a little bit of balance he will be sitting before too long. I've also just introduced solids to them as well so it will be interesting to see how they grow and develop over the next few months. Oh at there weigh in last week Liam (6.5kg's)weighed in more than Tara at the same age and is also longer, so I think he is going to be the biggest out of all of them, Rhys's length was the same as Tara but he is much lighter in weight (6kg's) so I still have one little baby to snuggle as Liam thinks he is a big boy now and only wants snuggles on his terms.
Good to hear from you all - OMG can you believe we all have almost 2yr olds - scary.
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All good here too besides terrible 2's being absolutely TERRIBLE!!!!!
