I hope the STTN fairy visits us all tonight! Well done G on the modified dolly!
I've read back the 20 pages I missed when I was away
but can't remember much.
L&L I hope your days got better
FT - go you! Brilliant idea about the zumbathon but don't hurt yourself doing it in that heat!
Wouldluv - good news you have a supportive HV. Mine scared the cr*p out of me the first time I went so I've only been a couple of times. I have to admit that I have no idea what A weighs because I haven't had her weighed in 7 weeks...
Firstly because I want DH to go with me so they don't bully me (again) and he's not always available and secondly because my clinic is on a Thursday and loads has been happening on Thursdays recently!
Emera - Roh and F sound so cute together! As for travel sickness. I was horribly travel sick as a child (literally every journey) and my mum made up a story for me that there was a cure if I looked out of the window that would make me feel better. I don't remember what it was but the thing it is worked. It took me until I was about 15 to realise that there was nothing special out there at all but she basically pavlovian trained me out of my travel sickness (provided I could look out of the window!)
Please don't talk to me about broody - I literally would love to be pregnant again now but I'm not sure work would be too happy!
Anyway, a little bit of self-indulgence from me, if you'll excuse me...
So, my big boss had her baby on Tuesday. He's scrummy. It was all natural in the hospital and used a pool. Pretty much exactly what I wanted (although I wanted to be at home, I would have LOVED to have had so little intervention in the end). Anyway, I immediately felt really jealous of her experience and it made me sad all over again for what happened when A was born. So, it got me thinking that I should really ask for a debrief of what happened because I'm still feeling really down about it and about myself. I know that it wasn't my fault but I keep wondering if there was anything I could have done...
Anyway, I found out this evening that her little boy in in SCBU with a chest infection and now I feel so bad. I picked up Astrid and had a little cry because I'm just so glad she's here and she's healthy despite all the possible risks and I know that my c-sec was the right decision at the time. God, sometimes I feel so selfish.
In other news, Astrid, it seems, likes sleeping on her side (where she can fart in peace without it waking her up!) I put a rolled up towel in front of her so she can't roll onto her front and usually roll her onto her back when she's properly asleep but do you think it's ok to let her sleep this way? Her rolling is still pretty hit and miss but the couple of times I've accidentally fallen asleep before putting her on her back she's ended up there anyway...