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Moms of April/May/June 2010 babies thread! :)

sarah - dylan was just 2 when he went into a bed. i'd be worried that at 12 months they'd fall out even with a barrier. they just dont understand the dangers. IMO it's your decision not steve's as u r the one getting up not him. owen's staying with us till he sleeps through!

h&f - :hugs: we're here for you when you want to chat :hugs:
 
Yeah Maybe thats what I was thinking, I'm sure he'd roll out :dohh: I think I'll just keep going with trying to get him to nap in his own room and just see what happens. You're right about it been me getting up in the night so it should be my final word on him been in his own room . . . we'll see how that goes.

Oh, Oliver took his first steps today!!!! We were at baby club and he took two steps to try to grab my biccie!!! :haha: He hasn't done it again though, despite me trying :haha:

I'm soposed to me going to see Take That in Manchester next month but I'm really, really unsure about going now. Steve is going to look after Oliver but he's never put him to bed without me, or even for a nap. He's great at playing but all the day to day normal stuff like sleep I deal with. I just don't want to be all the way over in Manchester, with bad traffic and all that stuff, and know Oliver is at home wanting his mummy :cry: When Steve and I went out the other week we were back at my mums for 10pm and he hadn't slept and was all over tired and upset. I really don't think I'll enjoy it if I go . . . . . argh I don't know what to do!!

I hope everyone is okay . . . . . big hugs to everyone! xx
 
Its been so quiet in here the past couple of days - hope you are all ok!
H&F - hugs
Amy - hugs
Sarahwoo-do what you think is best! (not steve!!) Wow for first steps! :)
Maybe - do you think this sleep nightmare time with our babies is developmental????
Is it just me or does it seem that we are all hitting stressful times at the mo? is there something in the water????!!!!!
xxx
 
Mork I think you're right - we all seem to be having a stressfull time, I think thats why its so quiet. I hope everyone is okay too!!

We all need to get out and buy a Euromillions ticket tomorrow - I'm sure one of us deserves to win 107 million :shock:
 
Too right we deserve it!!! (not very likely though!! Lol) xx
 
:haha:

Yeah well I'll still give it a try :haha:

I've updated my ticker . . . I'm not sure if I like it though, I might change it next time I get chance or it might grow on me :haha:
 
Hi :hi:


H&F - Big :hugs:

Amy - Hope you are ok :hugs:

Maybe - Sounds like the teething is making things worse for you, i hope it passes and you can get back to the improvement you started to see with the sleeping :hugs:

Mork - What you said could easily be true, I know that every time Roh learns to do anything significant thats new, we have a few days of terrible sleep. Mix those patches in with teething, a bit of seperation anxiety, maybe some wind, illnesses, and then just having a bad night etc. and its a wonder any of us ever get a good nights sleep :wacko: Saying that i know i'm lucky with Roh, although i've worked quite hard to make bedtimes go well, he's still a good sleeper on top of that. I know when we get a run of bad sleep here i really feel for those of you who never get a good night :hugs:

Sarah - Wow, i'd no way feel ok with putting Roh in a proper bed yet, even with a safety bar he'd be out and down the hall in no time! :haha: My neice has just gone in a grown up bed, and she's 2 next month, that seems to be the standard age. I think if you really felt that you wanted to then you could get Oliver going down in a regular cot, and putting him in there awake and letting him settle. Likely he'd start dropping the wakings before long too, as i suspect that if you weren't there he wouldn't bother. It would probably only take a few tricky nights before he settled into it.
Saying that i get the impression that you're not quite ready to do that yet :winkwink: You always sound like you love having Oliver there with you when you talk about it, so, yeah, if you're not ready, then don't do it! :) I'm totally in agreement that as you are the one who'd have to implement any change, then you should be the one to decide when it happens :)
About the concert, hmmm, if you'd really like to go, then its a month away, you've got time for Steve (and Oliver) to get some bedtimes/ naptimes with Daddy practice before then, i know it took a while for Roh to get used to OH putting him to bed, but these days he's just fine :thumbup: It really depends on how secure Oliver feels with Steve. If Steve is able to settle Oliver when he's upset then they should be ok together. Again, its one of those things, because you're always the person who's done bedtimes, you think no one else can, they can though, just that it will take a few efforts before Oliver gets used to the idea :hugs:

Well, we had a lovely day at the Aquarium today, Roh got really excited about all the fishies! Or "aaasshhee" as he calls them :cloud9: I'm just starting to plan packing for our holiday, which we leave for next friday :happydance: It should be really nice, we are going to a lovely cottage in the Lake District for a week :) Its my first holiday for about 4 years i think!
We have a first birthday party for Roh's favourite girlfriend on Saturday, hope the weather is nice for it, fingers crossed!
On the down side i booked Roh in for his immunisations :( I've been really putting it off, and was tempted not to do it at all, but decided it was probably better if he had them, so its booked for 6th June, after our holiday, he'll be 14 months by then nearly, talk about delaying it :blush: Ergh, it was bad enough when he was little though, now at this age, when he can look at me with proper betrayed eyes, i'm not sure if i'm going to cope :cry:
I've also got to go back to the doctors as my test results threw up possible PCOS and it also looks like i'm not ovulating at all :dohh: Rubbish :( Ah well, hopefully there will be something they can do about it.

Anyway, i really hope you are all well, and sending some strength to those of you having stressful times at the moment. :hugs: all round x
 
Sarah - I like your ticker! Stick with it a few days / weeks and see if it settles on you ;)
 
Thanks Emera, you always talk such sence :hugs: I though about 2 was the 'right' (or normal) age for a toddler bed . . . Oliver might just stay in with us until then then :haha: I think because I'm on my own almost every night it seems like a lot of work to get Oliver to settle in his own room for no real reason, if you know what I mean? Steve is usually getting ready for work or has gone to work when Oliver goes to bed, so he would only have his days off to 'practise' putting him to bed which would be a bit tricky. Plus since Oliver still feeds to sleep I think it would be a bit if a disaster. I wouldn't really mind missing the concert . . . I think I'll have a look and see how much the tickets are seeling for on ebay :haha:

Your day out sounds great! And YAY for you holiday!!!

I was thinking about immunisations today too . . . urgh!!
 
Hah, Steve feeding Oliver to sleep could be a bit challenging! :haha:
I say, if you're not fussed about going to the concert then sell your ticket and have a cosy night in :thumbup: I think co-sleeping is so lovely , I will definately have a better arrangement set up for next time, as i would have liked to do it more with Roh ( we did a few months i guess) but they seem to be pretty anti - cosleeping around here and i had my head filled with horror stories whilst i was pregnant that put me off it. Then once Roh was here i realised how practical and lovely it was, but didn't really have a good set up for cosleeping full time. Its the good thing about having done all of this once, that another baby will definately be a bit easier! Assuming i manage to have another one that is :neutral:
 
Hmmm so here I am with a screaming baby who won't go back to sleep - not because she isn't tired as she is rubbing here eyes!!! Grrrrrrrr...
Sarahwoo-I sold my tt tickets for July-same reason as you-couldn't bear to be away from my baby for that long or at bedtime! How on earth would I cope with work????? Am I normal?????
Xx
 
hey mork i'm up to :wave: i dont know wnen this will pass!!! the night has so far had 3 wakings which is actually better than others come 2.30am :dohh: i'd give anything for more sleep! i only came to bed just over an hour ago too :nope:

sarah - owen only settles for me too so i'd be worried about leaving him too! if you go to the concert you should give steve a few practise runs first! if not sell the tickets and treat yourself to something nice with the proceeds! :happydance: for oliver's first steps!!'

emera - 2 of my friends both have pcos and have a singleton baby followed by twins!!! at least you have an answer as to why you've not got pregnant yet and can go from there!

i have an awful sore throat, have taken some paracetamol and hoping owen will let me :sleep: more than 20mins now! he's still not 100%settled now so not sure if i should lie down yet!:dohh:
 
well i was right about him being unsettled! went to the loo and he started screaming :dohh: and was standing up. gave him some nurofen and a quick bf as worried he may have same sore throat as me :dohh: maybe now he'll let me sleep!!!
 
horrendous night. have slept between 3-4hrs in total and not even in 1 go!!! my throat is killing me :( i know dan has to work midday-8pm but i wish he would get his arse out of bed and look after the kids for a couple of hours so i could get some :sleep: am i being unreasonable?
 
Oh maybe, I dint think you are being unreasonable-but it would seem that these dads think it's our job to do the nights :(
I ended up every hour until I brought her into bed with me at 5.30am and even then she kept latching on :( I have been needing the loo since 12.30am but every time I have tried to leave the room she screams-even if she is seemingly asleep beforehand!!!
Hugs to you!
X x
 
oh god mork :hugs: to you too!!! i have so much to do but feel to tired and ill to do anything. dylan is in school today but i have erin and owen all day. my throat feels like it's been grated. have made a lemsip and hoping will ease it a bit. af is also late and am freaking out :dohh: did a hpt the other day and think was bfn though when i looked again i thought i could see a shadow
 
Oh maybe! The sleepless nights and the worry :( no wonder you are feeling I'll :( bless you-which I was closer so we could have a coffee!!! How late are you hon? X
 
Urgh, Mork and Maybe I'm sooo sorry to hear you both had a crappy night!!! Maybe I hope you're feeling better soon :hugs:

Emera I agree with Maybe - its really positive that you know what's wrong - and that you went to the dr's so quickly and that they have been proactive :hugs: :hugs: I'm sure you'll be pregnant again very soon - I have everything crossed for you!!!

I'm liking the idea of selling my Take That ticket and buying myself something nice instead :thumbup: I think I'll speak to my mum later.

So today Oliver and I are going up tp York, my parents have recently bought a new touring caravan and they are staying up in York for the weekend. Steve is working this afternoon so Oliver and I are going to drive up and have the afternoon up there today, and possibly tomorrow too.

Oliver has a new 'thing'. For ages now he has enjoyed taking everything out of his toy box etc etc - and basically making a mess :haha: He has a big toy box in his play pen, and then a smaller box on wheels with lots of smaller things - bricks, balls, stuff he's found in the house and likes like cookie cutters :haha: Well his atest thing is that when he's taken everything out, he puts it all back!!! :happydance: :happydance: My training is paying off!!!! Its a shame I can't say the same for his Daddy, I guess its true what they say about old dogs and new tricks :haha:

Oh, the last thing - Emera I was meaning to say, what kind of flash cards were you after? I saw some the other day that looked really nice and were only 99p! I'd be happy to pick some up and post them to you if they are what you are after :thumbup:
 
sarah - at least we can teach our little men to be more tidy! dylan puts his clothes in his laundry bin, his dad doesn't!

mork i'm on CD 32 i think. my cycles have been 39, 29, 32 since i got my periods back so not really too concerned just yet! Danny would have a fit if i was pregnant, and so would i for that matter.
 
oh i forgot to tell you that i have persuaded danny to let me get my macbook now instead of when i go back to work :happydance: i will take the money from our savings and replace it when i start earning again :thumbup: i'm just waiting for a call from my friend who works at the apple shop to call me as i gave in a letter yesterday to confirm i am a teacher (as teachers get 5% discount) and she was going to send it to apple so they could confirm i can have the discount. hopefully i can have the macbook by next week! :D
 

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