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

Modo, you are a fab Mummy! :hugs: Bobby won't have a perfect sleep every night, its just not normal, do you always sleep the same every night, i doubt it! Roh is a good sleeper, but we still have nights where he's up half the night chatting, or won't sleep until 12am, or gets up at 4.30am. Its the way things are. If the general trend is towards settling well and sleeping through more often than not, then you are heading the right way. It take s a while for things to settle into a proper routine, and even then things go weird every so often. :hugs: Try not to loose perspective and think that how Bobby goes to sleep is the most important thing about your parenting, it really isn't.

Big hugs! :hugs:
 
Thank you girls! I am trying to be more positive today :mrgreen:

Well Bobby woke up at 5am which I'm really happy about. I brought him downstairs to give him some food thinking he was hungry. He didn't eat much so I tried taking him upstairs to bed. That didn't really work out and he didn't sleep so he is now back down stairs with me. I won't do this tomorrow. I'll just go into the room with him and hopes he goes back to sleep. I think n more naps though because he did sleep a lot better.

Thank you for all your kind words :hugs:

He does have a lovey a rabbit called Bunny (we have two of them thanks to muddles :hugs:) and he sleep with it every night.
 
Oliver has started saying 'Hiya' . . . . its so cute and sounds really funny :haha:
 
Amys new word today ... Wow and she has said it to everything she goes 'what is this?' I reply and everytime she says 'aww wow!'
 
Awww, Oliver and Amy both sound so cute! :cloud9:


We had a nice day today, Roh got up at 8.30am and OH finally bought him and a coffee through to me at 10am :shock: It was bliss! Then we went to the local playpark, which is a bit rubbish, but its somewhere to take Roh. He had a lovely time (video on FB) and collected loads of leaves :haha: Lunch in a little cafe, and then came home, and me and Roh had a nap (lovely! :sleep:) I made teriyaki beef with udon and a veggie stirfry for dinner with an edemame and pea salad. Roh absolutely loved it, and stuffed himself. He ate for 45 minutes solid! :shock: It was very yummy if i do say so myself! :)

I think it gave him too much energy though, as he drank all his milk too, and is now still playing in his cot :dohh: He's been in bed about 1hour 20mins, and still going :haha: Think he's slowing down a bit now though. I'm just having a hot chocolate. Ah, perfect day off! :cloud9:
 
Emera that does sounds like a really lovely day off :)

Steve worked the afternoon shift today so he'll be home in an hour or so. Oliver and I walked to the garage to collect Steve's car (its been in for a service - its an expensive month for cars around here :dohh:). We had a wonder around town too and did lots of playing and reading books as always but nothing too exciting :haha: Oliver has been eating more though :thumbup: I wish I could cook well though, I'm crap :dohh:

Tomorrow Steve is working all afternoon again, Oliver and I are going to my parents and I'm getting my nails done :) I am really looking forward to it, a bit of pampering!
 
hey all am on my phone so this will be short! owen is such a chatterbox and i'm thinking the fact he doesnt use a dummy is helping. dylan and erin always had a dummy in their mouth. his party tricks are when you say 'whats your name?' he replies 'owa' and when asked 'what colour is mummy's bike?' he replies 'boo' (blue) he calls me 'mummy' and dan 'daddy' instead of the previous 'mum' and 'da'.

h&f - work is busy but good! glad your dad is doing well

modo - you're a great mum! hope bobby sleeps tonight!

mork - get a maclaren they are great!

sarah - enjoy the pampering!

emera - your dinner sounds yum! i had cheese on toast :rofl:
 
Thanks maybe, but i really want parent facing :)
Ok, so girls i need your honest opinion - am i weird in not leaving T or having any desire to do so? I have left her for a few hours here and there - mainly at night and always with dh or my parents. I am really wondering if I have some pnd or something?
thanks xx
 
Mork I don't think thats wierd :shrug: I've left Oliver about 7 - 10 times all together. Steve and I have been out for dinner maybe 4 times. The last time was absolutely months ago. I've left him twice with my MIL while I've been working on a wedding, and about four times with my parents again while I've been sorting a wedding. I think the longest time was about 4 hours. Oliver took him to B&Q the other day and I stayed home and hoovered :haha: Oh, and I did that cooking course for two hours once, but he was next door and I could see him the whole time, and I knew the lady who was watching him really well :)

I don't have any desire to go out or leave him . . . . . and I absolutely don't have PND

Really honey, I don't think you should worry :hugs:
 
Thanks hon, i just get so worried when everyone seems to expect me to leave her or leaves their lo a lot to go out etc, I get quite panicky at the thought of not being near her and not being there for her, the other day at a group a baby hurt her head and was screaming - her carer (her aunt) managed to soothe her but i was so upset by it thinking that i would hate T to be upset and me not be there for her :( I know i will have to be away from her, but i absolutely dont want to be. x
 
Don't worry honey, its completely natural - our babies have been there with us, depending on us, for all this time and before that for nine months while we were growing them! And before that when we dreamed of them :) I am just the same with Oliver. I have no desire to leave him at all - and like you I hate the thought of him wanting me and me not been there. So I'd sooner have a take away with Steve and stay in, or arrange things so that Oliver can come along or not be far away. One of my brides asked me to meet her at 7pm one day next week but I said no, its after Oliver's bedtime and its not worth it to me to leave him and risk him been upset.

Some mums don't have a choice and it must be so hard, but then I wonder if in that situation you mentally prepare yourself for leaving them? And some mums just don't mind leaving their babies, each to their own :thumbup:

But if you're wierd then so I am :haha:
 
THanks hon - we can be weird together!!! I guess that the problem is that i do have a choice to an extent, i just need to make the decision!!! xx
 
Do what feels right for you and T - don't let what anyone else does / says affect you :hugs:
 
I barely ever leave Roh! I hate leaving him :cry: I don't count leaving him with OH as leaving him though, as he loves his Daddy so much, and to be honest, when we are both with him and he's upset, its 50/50 who he'll go to for comfort, so i know its fine. I was nervous about that to start with, trust me! OH and i have been out together a total of 5 times for a few hours since Roh was born, and each time i've left him with my Mum, who he adores.
I'm going to London overnight in a few weeks as i'm off to see my favourite singer in concert and for a fancy meal and hotel, for my birthday :happydance: I'm nervous to leave Roh over night, but i'd rather he was here with my Mum staying over than with a stranger babysitting him in a hotel room! We did that on holiday, but it was different as we were still in the hotel. Bleh, anyway, not sure what my point is except i totally understand and think there is nothing wrong with wanting to stay with your baby!!! :hugs:
 
mork - i've not left owen overnight with anyone yet. the only people he stays with are my mum or mil. the other 2 go for sleepovers but again just with my mum or mil. i have no choice when i go to work. we need the money so i dont feel guilty about it
 
i'm so tired and frustrated :( took kids to park after work, then to morissons and have just got them in the bath. meanwhile danny worked 9am-3pm and i have come in to find him in bed. he pulled the covers over his head and turned over. guess that's me doing the bath, food bed all on my own!
 
Mork - I never leave Amy ... I think I have left her maybe a couple of times with my mum recently for about 2 hours whilst I visted my dad in hospital but the only people I will leave her with are Dave or my mum. I don't think I am paranoid I would just prefer it to be me she comes to rather than anyone else and to be honest she seems the most well rounded little girl out of her friends (I have spent a couple of days recently being put down by 'friends' about staying at home etc)

Huge hugs to you maybe.

Hope everyone is ok. x x x
 

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