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maybebaby3
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LC - you could teach my hubby a thing or two then. he has his first night shift tonight, well a supervised one anyway! he passes out at the end of feb.
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Sarah: that's cute that Oliver has a bunny he likes 
Glad they are holding onto to it for you 
LM: Happy 9 Months Dillon
Amy: glad the atmosphere is better at home right now
I hope Alex feels better!
H&F: your flowers sound lovely!
LC: your a cop! Do you like it? It sounds cool to me! I have a degree in Criminal Justice and really wanted to get into the field but the 9/11 tragedy happened and my parents talked me into moving to London for a year (which turned into 2) then I met DH and life happened.
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I took Bobby out to lunch at a pricey deli near our house because I couldn't be bothered to cook.
I ran into a Mommy that I keep bumping into around our area (I first met her in the waiting room at our local surgery when we were both pregnant) so we hung out for a while while Bobby had lunch. Bobby had a fishcake, some broccoli, a bean salad and half my sandwich. He made a huge mess and I apologized to the deli owner but she is nice so she didn't mind
Bobby was wowing everybody with his standing skills (holding on to the chair) and everyone kept saying how cute my "11 month old is"
They also said his standing was early but I don't think it is. My baby centre emails suggest he should be pulling himself up by now but I don't actually care about when he should be doing things. I believe that he will do them when he is ready.
Glad they are holding onto to it for you LM: Happy 9 Months Dillon
Amy: glad the atmosphere is better at home right now
I hope Alex feels better!H&F: your flowers sound lovely!
LC: your a cop! Do you like it? It sounds cool to me! I have a degree in Criminal Justice and really wanted to get into the field but the 9/11 tragedy happened and my parents talked me into moving to London for a year (which turned into 2) then I met DH and life happened.
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I took Bobby out to lunch at a pricey deli near our house because I couldn't be bothered to cook.
I ran into a Mommy that I keep bumping into around our area (I first met her in the waiting room at our local surgery when we were both pregnant) so we hung out for a while while Bobby had lunch. Bobby had a fishcake, some broccoli, a bean salad and half my sandwich. He made a huge mess and I apologized to the deli owner but she is nice so she didn't mind
Bobby was wowing everybody with his standing skills (holding on to the chair) and everyone kept saying how cute my "11 month old is"
They also said his standing was early but I don't think it is. My baby centre emails suggest he should be pulling himself up by now but I don't actually care about when he should be doing things. I believe that he will do them when he is ready.
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nights.....they are horrible!
modo I do enjoy it, although like any job there are good bits and bad bits, I sometimes am amazed at some of he stuff I get to do and it's rarely boring which is good. it's a million miles away from sing and sign ha ha
Bobby sounds right at home in the posh deli bless him, he's so gorgeous x
modo I do enjoy it, although like any job there are good bits and bad bits, I sometimes am amazed at some of he stuff I get to do and it's rarely boring which is good. it's a million miles away from sing and sign ha ha
Bobby sounds right at home in the posh deli bless him, he's so gorgeous x
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Modo - Those babycentre emails are bad eh? They make me feel like Roh is somehow really backwards...The last one i got said babies Roh's age should be standing unsupported for a minute at a time....well, Roh's done it once for a few seconds or so, and none of his little friends his age are even trying to get up from sitting, or even crawling yet except one other baby. My HV suggested that Roh was behind on his speech and that we might need to get himchecked, as he wasn't linking 2 syllables together 
Like you, i'm just going to ignore any of these "your baby should do this by then" things, i think its all rubbish, they'll all get there in their own sweet time 
L-C - Cool job, hats off to you, we have several family members in the police force, i've always admired people who can do a job like that
Sarah - Hope you've warmed up by now!
H&F - I love the sound of your colour scheme! Hope you and Amy got a chance to play
We went to babygroup this morning, Roh has taken a real liking to one of the ladies who works there, and today, at every available opertunity he was escaping any activities i was trying to get him into, and crawled across the room onto her lap, played with her security badge and rested his head on her chest
I think he would quite happily have spent the whole session curled up snuggled on her lap! I don't feel replaced at all! 
We then went to the pub where Roh wolfed down his lnch and had a lovely time throwing spagetti at everyone
I then raced home so i could get him to nap at 1pm, as we are sticking fast to this routine, even if it kills me! Anyway, he fell asleep on the way home Of course, he woke up when we got in, i was really worried that i wouldn't be able to get him to nap, but i went ahead and did his nap routine anyhow, and he fell pretty much straight to sleep and slept the full 2 hours he's allowed
Also, i don't want to jinx anything, but Roh's been asleep for 1 hour now, so he's gone past his usual wake up point...a tentative
i think....I figure, even if he wakes up in 30 minutes time then we've made progress,this is the longest he's slept from first going onto bed for over 3 weeks now!
Fingers crossed!
Right, i really fancy a hot chocolate!
Like you, i'm just going to ignore any of these "your baby should do this by then" things, i think its all rubbish, they'll all get there in their own sweet time L-C - Cool job, hats off to you, we have several family members in the police force, i've always admired people who can do a job like that
Sarah - Hope you've warmed up by now!
H&F - I love the sound of your colour scheme! Hope you and Amy got a chance to play
We went to babygroup this morning, Roh has taken a real liking to one of the ladies who works there, and today, at every available opertunity he was escaping any activities i was trying to get him into, and crawled across the room onto her lap, played with her security badge and rested his head on her chest
I think he would quite happily have spent the whole session curled up snuggled on her lap! I don't feel replaced at all! We then went to the pub where Roh wolfed down his lnch and had a lovely time throwing spagetti at everyone I then raced home so i could get him to nap at 1pm, as we are sticking fast to this routine, even if it kills me! Anyway, he fell asleep on the way home
Of course, he woke up when we got in, i was really worried that i wouldn't be able to get him to nap, but i went ahead and did his nap routine anyhow, and he fell pretty much straight to sleep and slept the full 2 hours he's allowed Also, i don't want to jinx anything, but Roh's been asleep for 1 hour now, so he's gone past his usual wake up point...a tentative
i think....I figure, even if he wakes up in 30 minutes time then we've made progress,this is the longest he's slept from first going onto bed for over 3 weeks now!Fingers crossed!
Right, i really fancy a hot chocolate!
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emera - glad that the routine is working!
amy -
to the computer! owen has already woken once since bedtime (well since i put him down asleep after a bf on the sofa 
i need danny to get me the cot from his parents)
modo - glad bobby enjoyed his lunch
danny is out on his night shift so i am home alone. the flat is quiet and i am watching quints by surprise on discovery h&h!
amy -
to the computer! owen has already woken once since bedtime (well since i put him down asleep after a bf on the sofa i need danny to get me the cot from his parents)modo - glad bobby enjoyed his lunch
danny is out on his night shift so i am home alone. the flat is quiet and i am watching quints by surprise on discovery h&h!
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Emera well done with the routine! Fingers crossed Roh has a good night tonight! Like you say though, its obviously working so even if he wakes up now it must be working Bless Roh liking the baby group lady Lunch in the pub sounds yum!
Amy I hate it when that happens
Modo the deli sounds great! I wish we had somewhere nice like that close by . . . we did have a gorgeous one in town but it closed down
Bobby is so clever standing!!
Oliver is crawling around all over the place now and keeping me very busy He also rolled off the sofa today He was just falling asleep and I popped him down and before i could catch him he had rolled off. Luckily we have a very thick rug and I had been sitting on a cushion on the floor which he rolled onto, so he was absolutely fine. I did feel awful though 
We just had a quiet day, Oliver seems to be needing more naps now he's getting so active . . . I guess thats normal? He didn't really eat much today. I've been a little bit worried that he might be a little off colour but I can't put my finger on why. I'm going to be calling in at the surgery where my mum works on Monday so I might see if one of their doctors might give him a quick once over. I think I'm just been fussy, but I'd feel better if someone told me he was fine
Steve is going away for the night on Monday He's going to London for a meeting and an exhibition. He'll be going first thing on Monday, and won't be back until late on Tuesday. I think Oliver is going to really, really miss him. i will too obviously I'm going to drive down to my mum and dads on Monday afternoon and stay there Monday night, and then on Tuesday mum has booked the day off so we can all go out for the day. I haven't stayed at mums with Oliver before . . . . I'm a bit stuck with where he should sleep? I was planning on popping him in the spare double bed with me, but I'm used to having the co-sleeper cot to pop him in, and when I'm in bed he can't really fall out. At mums, firstly if I see him starting to crawl about on the monitor it will take me longer to get to his room, and secondly I'm a bit worried about him falling out of bed. I'm wondering if I should get a travel cot. I could use it as a playpen too, and if we go on holiday we could take it. I'm not sure he's sleep in it but it might be worth giving a try?
I have tidied Oliver's room up tonight, and sorted a whole lot more stuff out to go into the loft. We have sooooo much baby stuff up there now!! I do sometimes wonder about when it will be coming back down. We were all sat eating breakfast the other day and out of the blue Steve said to Oliver 'Awww, you need a little brother to play with don't you?'
He's always wanted too close together, but I'm in no way broody again just yet! maybe in a year . . . I can't even really think about it at the moment. I had a great pregnancy, a great birth, Oliver had been an amazing baby, so nothing as put me off, I'm just not broody yet. I think Steve is though
Oh, and I keep forgetting to say 'Hello' to Miss Bump!! As soon as I post I realise I haven't said hello!!! Sorry!!!
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Bless Roh liking the baby group lady Lunch in the pub sounds yum!Amy I hate it when that happens
Modo the deli sounds great! I wish we had somewhere nice like that close by . . . we did have a gorgeous one in town but it closed down
Bobby is so clever standing!! Oliver is crawling around all over the place now and keeping me very busy
He also rolled off the sofa today He was just falling asleep and I popped him down and before i could catch him he had rolled off. Luckily we have a very thick rug and I had been sitting on a cushion on the floor which he rolled onto, so he was absolutely fine. I did feel awful though We just had a quiet day, Oliver seems to be needing more naps now he's getting so active . . . I guess thats normal? He didn't really eat much today. I've been a little bit worried that he might be a little off colour but I can't put my finger on why. I'm going to be calling in at the surgery where my mum works on Monday so I might see if one of their doctors might give him a quick once over. I think I'm just been fussy, but I'd feel better if someone told me he was fine
Steve is going away for the night on Monday
He's going to London for a meeting and an exhibition. He'll be going first thing on Monday, and won't be back until late on Tuesday. I think Oliver is going to really, really miss him. i will too obviously I'm going to drive down to my mum and dads on Monday afternoon and stay there Monday night, and then on Tuesday mum has booked the day off so we can all go out for the day. I haven't stayed at mums with Oliver before . . . . I'm a bit stuck with where he should sleep? I was planning on popping him in the spare double bed with me, but I'm used to having the co-sleeper cot to pop him in, and when I'm in bed he can't really fall out. At mums, firstly if I see him starting to crawl about on the monitor it will take me longer to get to his room, and secondly I'm a bit worried about him falling out of bed. I'm wondering if I should get a travel cot. I could use it as a playpen too, and if we go on holiday we could take it. I'm not sure he's sleep in it but it might be worth giving a try?I have tidied Oliver's room up tonight, and sorted a whole lot more stuff out to go into the loft. We have sooooo much baby stuff up there now!! I do sometimes wonder about when it will be coming back down. We were all sat eating breakfast the other day and out of the blue Steve said to Oliver 'Awww, you need a little brother to play with don't you?'
He's always wanted too close together, but I'm in no way broody again just yet! maybe in a year . . . I can't even really think about it at the moment. I had a great pregnancy, a great birth, Oliver had been an amazing baby, so nothing as put me off, I'm just not broody yet. I think Steve is though Oh, and I keep forgetting to say 'Hello' to Miss Bump!! As soon as I post I realise I haven't said hello!!! Sorry!!!
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OK sorry this is a bit brief!
LC - cool job!
emera - hope the new routine continues to be successful! I bet that lady loved the attention from cutey Roh
modo - your degree sounds interesting and your lunch sounds yummy! I agree that babies develop at their own pace
H&F - lovely colourscheme and roses are beautiful
sarah - hope you've warmed up! dont go getting too skinny missy! you look gorgeous in the wedding photos, when was that?
maybe - oo lucky you I wish Kerry could do nights
Today I went to the pub for lunch with my sister, we had sausage and onion sandwiches nom nom.
Kerry found out he'll get a big bonus at work, I got a bit upset becasue I am getting further into debt as he gets better off. Anyway - big row commenced and he said he definately wants a divorce and that his minds made up. He wants us to separate for 2 years because then you can divorce for free
no thanks. I feel all over the place. I dont know where to start with organising it all nor can I be bothered. I want to enjoy my last 2 weeks of mat leave x
LC - cool job!
emera - hope the new routine continues to be successful! I bet that lady loved the attention from cutey Roh
modo - your degree sounds interesting and your lunch sounds yummy! I agree that babies develop at their own pace
H&F - lovely colourscheme and roses are beautiful
sarah - hope you've warmed up! dont go getting too skinny missy! you look gorgeous in the wedding photos, when was that?
maybe - oo lucky you I wish Kerry could do nights
Today I went to the pub for lunch with my sister, we had sausage and onion sandwiches nom nom.
Kerry found out he'll get a big bonus at work, I got a bit upset becasue I am getting further into debt as he gets better off. Anyway - big row commenced and he said he definately wants a divorce and that his minds made up. He wants us to separate for 2 years because then you can divorce for free
no thanks. I feel all over the place. I dont know where to start with organising it all nor can I be bothered. I want to enjoy my last 2 weeks of mat leave x
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Evening all - what a busy day we have had and only just got in!
Went and looked at some flowers and for all flowers excluding the church came to just under £400 which I think is really expensive for some flowers!
Sounds like everyone has had a lovely day ... i am off to bed as we are going to the jewelrry quarter in birmingham tomorrow to find somewhere to have our wedding rings made.
Hope everyone is ok. x x x
Went and looked at some flowers and for all flowers excluding the church came to just under £400 which I think is really expensive for some flowers!
Sounds like everyone has had a lovely day ... i am off to bed as we are going to the jewelrry quarter in birmingham tomorrow to find somewhere to have our wedding rings made.
Hope everyone is ok. x x x
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OMG Amy i am so sorry to hear that i dont know what to say! i dont even know why he could possibly want a divorce when he has such a wonderful wife! he is a tw@t! i want to hit him for you!
i dont know what to say! i dont even know why he could possibly want a divorce when he has such a wonderful wife! he is a tw@t! i want to hit him for you!
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sarah - at your mums could you put the bed against a wall and then oliver could sleep betweek you and the wall and the not fall out?
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Amy I am so sorry I dont know what to say - how do you feel about the situation?
Sarah - We are going to start trying for number two in October sort of time or possibly January! Most of Amy's stuff is still in her room I worry about putting it up in the loft and it getting damp so I dont know what to do with it!
Sarah - We are going to start trying for number two in October sort of time or possibly January! Most of Amy's stuff is still in her room I worry about putting it up in the loft and it getting damp so I dont know what to do with it!
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You just seem to be such an amazing person I have no idea why or how he could want a divorce. But you know where we are if you need to talk.
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