Came home, went online & did manage to find some 3 bed houses in our range... OH sent them to his mum, who then started a rant via his email saying we are aiming to high, too big etc etc.... I want to shoot her!!!! I hate that she thinks she has a say in what house we buy- this is our life choice, not hers & OH is too much of a wuss to tell her to butt out, whereas with my mum, I'd quite happily tell her to f-off, (in the nicest way, of course) lol & she would, haha!
This has helped a little bit with my guilt about having to stop BFing, as she's obviously thriving. I still wish that it had worked out... but hey, water under the bridge. Romilly has a tiny bit of oral thrush, but that's apparently really common, and we're getting drops to treat it 
Look forward to hearing how everyone else is doing
to everyone & their babies 
I know 4/5 times don't sound alot compared to the amount of feeds he has but it's full on projectile sick and loads of it! Its not immediate either its about 30-45 minutes after feeding, this makes me scared to put him down to sleep incase he's sick that much in his sleep 
Have you tried stopping mid-feed to wind him? He might not really be happy about it, but it's a tip our hv gave us for Romilly. She was really hard to wind, and like Sam, was ending up bringing milk back up. We started winding her mid-feed yesterday, and it has really helped in terms of settling her. It's worth noting that the Infacol can take about 48 hours before it'll start working, so try and stick with it If it's really not for him, there are other things you can get, like Colocynth granules and so on - your HV (if you ever get to see her!) should be able to recommend some.
I'm still trying not to feel guilty about it. I knew with the gestational diabetes there was the chance that his blood sugars would be too low, but I think I assumed that because I had controlled it so well that he would be ok but he had to be given formula after he was born because they were too low and then he refused to eat anything for another 14 hours and he just wasn't getting enough to stablise his sugars from me. He's very content now with his bottle which is the main thing though and the MW was good, I thought she would keep wanting me to try but she was just like 'that's ok' and actually asked if I had any questions about formula feeding.
!!! OH buggers off to Birmingham tomorrow for 5 days so I'll be totally on my own, which is scary as hell, but hopefully I'll muddle my way through!!!
to Jo79. I have yet to experience that honour! So far, Harry sleeps pretty well & doesn't mind being put down so long as he's swaddled. (if he aint saddled, he takes huge chunks out of his face- he seems to like grabbin his cheeks & trying to choke himself with his fist, lol)
