lauraemily17
Mummy to 2 boys
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Wow Coy, from that picture it looks like she'd pop out with a sneeze!! Obviously having now 'popped' 1 out I know that's far from how easy it is!! Only took an hour & a half though to get him out from not at all engaged which I think is quite good for a first.
You must be getting so excited now although the total knackered feeling does take over near the end. Do you feel any of the apprehensiveness with a third that you did before you had T?
Great choice on your courses, it wouldn't have been good having to do all the work you were previously with a newborn. Are you still working in a team for these assignments or is it all you?
I'm not sure whether to br happy for you about the settlement. It sounds like you're not getting as much as you expected & I'm sure really deserved. But it's gotta be a relief that its all over with so you can concentrate on your girls.
Patrice - you gotta get yourself checked with clots like that. I don't really get your health care in the us. Is there a hospital you can go in emergencies without having the correct insurance?
Shradha - yay for movement!! it's just the most amazing feeling & you never tire of it. Thinking back now it's hard to remember exactly what the early movement felt like. I can't wait to do it all again!!
Steph - how's Brandon? Any progress holding his head up? Finally got Xander to hold his head & shoulders up while on his tummy but only by rolling him from his back to front!! He still whiners though & won't stay there.
We're on the long drive home. Our week away has been fantastic. Relaxing & fun. Xander has been amazing. A wonderful happy little boy in every new place we've taken him. We took him to a national trust house yesterday & all the guides in each room loved him, chatting to him & holding his hand & he smiled & talked to them. He's slept through the night all but 1 night as well. Still had the usual grizzles in the late afternoon & evening but used to them now!! The sea air really did him some good. We're also both over our colds. Really don't want to go home but real life has to continue!! Dh is still off work for another week so we'll have more family time next week.
I've been reading up on weaning as I'd like to start weaning xander earlier rather than later & he's just starting to show a few signs that he's on his way to being ready. I think it'll be another 4 weeks or so. I'm wanting to do a combination of traditional & baby led weaning. Coy/Steph - what age did your wean yours? Do you have any tips?
You must be getting so excited now although the total knackered feeling does take over near the end. Do you feel any of the apprehensiveness with a third that you did before you had T?
Great choice on your courses, it wouldn't have been good having to do all the work you were previously with a newborn. Are you still working in a team for these assignments or is it all you?
I'm not sure whether to br happy for you about the settlement. It sounds like you're not getting as much as you expected & I'm sure really deserved. But it's gotta be a relief that its all over with so you can concentrate on your girls.
Patrice - you gotta get yourself checked with clots like that. I don't really get your health care in the us. Is there a hospital you can go in emergencies without having the correct insurance?
Shradha - yay for movement!! it's just the most amazing feeling & you never tire of it. Thinking back now it's hard to remember exactly what the early movement felt like. I can't wait to do it all again!!
Steph - how's Brandon? Any progress holding his head up? Finally got Xander to hold his head & shoulders up while on his tummy but only by rolling him from his back to front!! He still whiners though & won't stay there.
We're on the long drive home. Our week away has been fantastic. Relaxing & fun. Xander has been amazing. A wonderful happy little boy in every new place we've taken him. We took him to a national trust house yesterday & all the guides in each room loved him, chatting to him & holding his hand & he smiled & talked to them. He's slept through the night all but 1 night as well. Still had the usual grizzles in the late afternoon & evening but used to them now!! The sea air really did him some good. We're also both over our colds. Really don't want to go home but real life has to continue!! Dh is still off work for another week so we'll have more family time next week.
I've been reading up on weaning as I'd like to start weaning xander earlier rather than later & he's just starting to show a few signs that he's on his way to being ready. I think it'll be another 4 weeks or so. I'm wanting to do a combination of traditional & baby led weaning. Coy/Steph - what age did your wean yours? Do you have any tips?