Sarah - "shall I go"
men are so funny sometimes. THe wedding stories are great
keep em coming
healthy hobnobs. I have to say chocolate hobnobs really saved me in the early days after Joni was born when she was so screamy all the time. I never had time to eat so would just eat half a packet of hobnobs a day instead of actual meals
H&F - I hope the meeting with the photographer was promising. Thinking about your upcoming wedding makes me wish I could relive my day all over again
Amy - It's funny that you mention apple as Joni also had a bit of apple to suck on aswell as a taster of baby rice on Friday. While I don't think Joni needs to start weaning yet, like you I wanted to introduce different tastes and textures but maybe her digestive system isn't ready yet
I keep meaning to ask my HV whether, when it comes to weaning, do I count 6 months for Joni chronologically or whether I use her adjusted age
I hope the sore throat fades to nothing for you, and soon. Did you go shopping in the end? Your Sunday sounded very restful
Maybebaby - Sorry if this is a really 'stoopid' question
are there really no horses in Gibraltar? Once again it sounds like Owen is making some progress through the night
for Owen and the sippy cup
Katie - Blooming men
they can be so flippin difficult sometimes. I hope you got you have your wee! I always find I want to wee just as I need to sit down and feed Joni
I hope you and Daisy are getting over your cold's.
L-C - I am glad the powders have helped a little bit. As for looking in the cot, now Joni is in her room I don't do this so much as her door is a bit sticky and the noise makes her stir when I open it so I always think twice before looking in on her now for fear of waking her up
Last night was ok-ish. Joni slept through from 6.45- 12.55 but was then up every hour until 5.30 when she took a couple of oz and slept until 7. So the actual getting up time was good
it was just all the waking in between bedtime and morning we need to work on
Joni has been really off today. Very fretful, grumpy, impatient and off her food. Following her dreamfeed at 10.30 yesterday night she had only taken 9oz by 4pm today
Thankfully she has made up for it this evening taking 10oz in between 4-6.45
though she did then take 45mins to settle at bedtime because her tummy was so full and sloshy
I dabbled in a bit of riding as a kid, mainly because my next door neighbour/best friend had a pony. I would love to take it up again but I don't think we can afford or justify it, particularly with redundancy looming for both of us. However I can take lots of lovely free walks in beautiful countryside and get fresh air and exercise at the same time
which is the next best thing.
Righto time to go and do my washing and sterilising so I can make up Joni's bottles for the night. Then I think it will be a well deserved cuppa on the sofa followed by some of my new vice tapestry