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Ergh took an hour to get Roh to sleep tonight, he's really snotty too, i'm hoping its just the teething though, fingers crossed!
FruFru - Glad the
left the building! Sorry to here Joni is poorly again 
Hope she recovered soon. It sounds just like Roh in november/december he was ill non-stop for weeks on end with one thing after another. Someone on here (i forget who sorry) reccommended Minidex (think thats the spelling we used it all up so i can't check) Its a vitamin supplement for using when LOs are poorly. I started giving it to Roh after about the 3rd illness, i figured anything to help his immune system along 
We've had a quiet cuddly day too 
Oh, meant to ask you before, have you read any Terry Goodkind? If not i reccommend him Oh also i saw the ad for Rastamouse...mad! They do let some weird concepts through the net, don't they! I'm suprised in these times of PC madness they weren't concerned about racial stereotyping 
My OH can't wait to watch it mind 
he was also grumbling the other day that he missed Octonaunts....way too much cbeebies i reckon
Muddles - What a shame that there is an age cap to your babygroup. I'm lucky that the one i've been going to is a baby and toddler group, so Roh would be welcome right up to pre-school age Saying that, i'm waiting for him to be old enough to go to the group that runs right nextdoor to my house, that will be soo easy, i can just walk round the fence with him. Its a toddler group though, so he's a bit too young for now.
Maybe - Sorry your day was stressful, wish i could offer some advice about Erin's behaviour, i'd assume its just a phase. My friend has a little girl about her age, so i'll ask her how she deals with it when i see her next
Also, fingers crossed that your little accident doesn't bare fruit! I've never been able to use cycles to predict anything as my cycle runs between 10-50 days 
part of why Roh took soooo long to arrive!
L-C - I meant to say, don't worry about being a bad mummy, you are a fab mummy!! Roh is constantly keeling over and bashing himself, he's just healed from a cut over his eye, where he fell onto the base of OH's office chair, he had a huge lump and a cut, i thought he was going to get a black eye too, but thankfully not! These things happen, and will keep happening, especially with boys, there is going to be plenty of scraps, cuts, bruises etc. in our futures! Roh has spent all of today letting go of what he's holding on to, standing unsupported for a little while, and then getting excited about it and falling backwards! 
I've managed to save him a couple of times, but also, he sort of needs to learn that he can't start trying to bounce up and down if he's not supported...just yet anyway 
Amy - You're brave with your seaside walks , i've been flipping freezing all day at home with the heating on!
bet it was lovely when you got home for a cuppa though! I love the sea air too, even if its bitterly cold
Sarah - I like those prints, especially the one you have of the bunny
Modo - Eek, sorry that Bobby is planning to start the sleep regression, fingers crossed its shortlived! I think we are just about heading out of it now, its still a bit hit and miss, but being strict with his sleep routine, for naps and bedtime seems to be helping alot. Good to hear that he's getting less fussy when he's awake though
Wow i'm really chilly, and the heating is on full We had a nice day today though, just staying in and playing. My friend was passing by and dropped in unexpectedly which was lovely The kitchen was a mess and i was still in my tracksuit (not quite pjs, but not properly dressed ) but hey, her little girl is the same age as Roh's, and i've been round hers when she knew i was coming and it was a mess Anyway, it was great to see her, and Roh and her little girl played really nicely together after the initial 10 minutes of having to hold them back from eachother, as they both wanted to bite eachothers faces! They are really similar, and at exactly the same developmental stage, so it was very interesting, and also very cute to see them playing Roh had Chilli con carne for lunch, he seemed to really enjoy that, also, he's crazy about raisins, so i've been letting him have some for his snacks, yesterday at playgroup he had the snack they provide there, and i wasn't really watching him closely, but today it appears he ate a rather substantial quanitity of raisins, as his first poo this morning was just raisins and nothing else 
I made him mango and banana custard for dessert this evening, which he really liked! Its also another sneaky way of getting alot of milk into him, as i made it with the formula i use for cooking with (i don't like cooking with my precious EBM! Anyway, heating it too much destroys all the antibodies and such) so he had an extra 5oz of milk today, think i'll do that more often
Right, well i just made some cupcakes and the icing is set so i think i'll make a cuppa and tuck in!
FruFru - Glad the
left the building! Sorry to here Joni is poorly again Hope she recovered soon. It sounds just like Roh in november/december he was ill non-stop for weeks on end with one thing after another. Someone on here (i forget who sorry) reccommended Minidex (think thats the spelling we used it all up so i can't check) Its a vitamin supplement for using when LOs are poorly. I started giving it to Roh after about the 3rd illness, i figured anything to help his immune system along We've had a quiet cuddly day too Oh, meant to ask you before, have you read any Terry Goodkind? If not i reccommend him Oh also i saw the ad for Rastamouse...mad! They do let some weird concepts through the net, don't they! I'm suprised in these times of PC madness they weren't concerned about racial stereotyping My OH can't wait to watch it mind he was also grumbling the other day that he missed Octonaunts....way too much cbeebies i reckon Muddles - What a shame that there is an age cap to your babygroup. I'm lucky that the one i've been going to is a baby and toddler group, so Roh would be welcome right up to pre-school age
Saying that, i'm waiting for him to be old enough to go to the group that runs right nextdoor to my house, that will be soo easy, i can just walk round the fence with him. Its a toddler group though, so he's a bit too young for now.Maybe - Sorry your day was stressful, wish i could offer some advice about Erin's behaviour, i'd assume its just a phase. My friend has a little girl about her age, so i'll ask her how she deals with it when i see her next
Also, fingers crossed that your little accident doesn't bare fruit! I've never been able to use cycles to predict anything as my cycle runs between 10-50 days part of why Roh took soooo long to arrive!L-C - I meant to say, don't worry about being a bad mummy, you are a fab mummy!!
Roh is constantly keeling over and bashing himself, he's just healed from a cut over his eye, where he fell onto the base of OH's office chair, he had a huge lump and a cut, i thought he was going to get a black eye too, but thankfully not! These things happen, and will keep happening, especially with boys, there is going to be plenty of scraps, cuts, bruises etc. in our futures! Roh has spent all of today letting go of what he's holding on to, standing unsupported for a little while, and then getting excited about it and falling backwards! I've managed to save him a couple of times, but also, he sort of needs to learn that he can't start trying to bounce up and down if he's not supported...just yet anyway Amy - You're brave with your seaside walks , i've been flipping freezing all day at home with the heating on!
bet it was lovely when you got home for a cuppa though! I love the sea air too, even if its bitterly cold Sarah - I like those prints, especially the one you have of the bunny
Modo - Eek, sorry that Bobby is planning to start the sleep regression, fingers crossed its shortlived! I think we are just about heading out of it now, its still a bit hit and miss, but being strict with his sleep routine, for naps and bedtime seems to be helping alot. Good to hear that he's getting less fussy when he's awake though
Wow i'm really chilly, and the heating is on full
We had a nice day today though, just staying in and playing. My friend was passing by and dropped in unexpectedly which was lovely The kitchen was a mess and i was still in my tracksuit (not quite pjs, but not properly dressed ) but hey, her little girl is the same age as Roh's, and i've been round hers when she knew i was coming and it was a mess Anyway, it was great to see her, and Roh and her little girl played really nicely together after the initial 10 minutes of having to hold them back from eachother, as they both wanted to bite eachothers faces! They are really similar, and at exactly the same developmental stage, so it was very interesting, and also very cute to see them playing Roh had Chilli con carne for lunch, he seemed to really enjoy that, also, he's crazy about raisins, so i've been letting him have some for his snacks, yesterday at playgroup he had the snack they provide there, and i wasn't really watching him closely, but today it appears he ate a rather substantial quanitity of raisins, as his first poo this morning was just raisins and nothing else I made him mango and banana custard for dessert this evening, which he really liked! Its also another sneaky way of getting alot of milk into him, as i made it with the formula i use for cooking with (i don't like cooking with my precious EBM! Anyway, heating it too much destroys all the antibodies and such) so he had an extra 5oz of milk today, think i'll do that more often Right, well i just made some cupcakes and the icing is set so i think i'll make a cuppa and tuck in!
No guarantee he'll stay asleep, but he's done 40 minutes in his cot so far, so fingers crossed he'll make it through! He still has quite a few layers on, but i figured i'd just turn the heater off in his room, hopefully he won't get too hot! I'm just sitting here eating figrolls! The diet is going soooo well! 
at bringing the out of date food with you when you moved. We did that too once, now I make sure I triage our cupboards every few months to make sure we use all the older stuff up before it expires.
Terry Goodkind. I enjoyed the sword of truth series so much, I did watch some of the tv series on Sci-fy but it was pretty weak to be honest. Richard Cypher was far hotter in my imagination 
I had not thought to make it up with formula though so thank you for the tip 
He was sat with Oliver on the sofa, and Oliver was on all fours facing the edge so it was obvious to me that he was going to leap off. I said to Steve 'mind out' and he said oh don't worry, he's not going anywhere'. Within about 30 seconds Oliver had lept off head first - I went to grab him and managed to take most of the force out of his fall but he still hit the ground - and Steve had the cheek to make out it was my fault!! 
I know that it's one of those things now and that its going to happen now and then, but if I'm watching Oliver and he bumps himself etc Steve always makes me feel so, so bad and goes on and on about it. If he does anything (like today) he just says oh he's fine, its just one of those things'. Its not like I don't feel bad enough as it is if Oliver hurts himsel, I don't need to be made to feel worse!! God it pissed me right off 
