So ... any suggestions on helping baby sleep in longer in the mornings? 5am is fine (well, it's not really, but ...) if he is
ready to get up. But it's less than fine when he insists on getting up then even though he's still yawning for England, rubbing his eyes, feeling grouchy.
Is anybody else finding that their Bumpkin is getting quite irritable because they're frustrated with not being able to crawl forwards? Monty can go backwards, but he wants to go forwards but can't do it. And so every time I put him down, within minutes and even sometimes seconds he's yelling because he's going the wrong way. It's getting quite wearing

I am convinced that the minute he goes forwards, he will lose the frustration.
One more Q. Monty has never been the best at entertaining himself. Whether that's part of him, or whether it's because OH and I barely ever put him down alone when he was newborn I don't know. But anyway, that's how it is. So, at this stage, how long is your Bumpkin happy alone for? I don't mean 'alone' alone, but 'alone' as in not physically touching you but can still see you. I was intrigued by
Kaites' post yesterday about the toys that interest Emma. She seems way advanced! Monty is still very much into rattly things. TBH if he can grab it, he likes it. It doesn't really seem to matter what it actually is

So that gets me wondering, is that the way it is with all little ones, or is it because we've never really gone OTT with toys, tending instead to encourage him to play with random household objects. (Lest you think we're totally weird

, he does have toys, just not loads and loads of them.)
Oh, and actually one more Q. To those whose Bumpkins are mobile now - what do you do with them when you're cooking/cleaning/peeing etc.?