I went to JoJo but I wasnt keen on what they had. 
) he's still awake as usual. gave him some panadol as he is ok 1 min and screaming the next. it has to be teething as i took him to dr and he's all clear of bronchiolitis thank god!
I've got an appt with the HV to get Alex weighed properly tomorrow rather than standing on my scales with and without him. I'm going to have a chat with her becasue I know he hasnt put on any weight since when she last weighed him, I hope its just a phase 
I dont want to give up BF. 
I've lost it with nights completely, Alex really only sleeps 7ish to 11 ish and then he's awake every 1/2hr - hr all through until morning 
bleuurrghh
mine disappointed me again today :sigh: I told him I was really worried that stress and exhaustion were affecting my milk supply. I hoped he'd come home and be nice and supportive, instead he spent ages fussing over a teeny scratch on his car and then when I was upset trying to settle Alex for bed he said why dont you just give him formula 
not helpful! fuzzbrain
Thanks for the tip about napisan I may have to invest in some I too have broken out the cosy toes - Joni is a sweaty betty so she just has it over her clothes with no blanket to keep the wind off her. I have got a all in one fleecy suit from bush baby which my cousin gave us which I will use for winter - thankfully it is just the right size Here is a link to the webpage in case you are interested: https://www.bush-baby.com/snugbug.html they do a waterproof snowsuit too : https://www.bush-baby.com/hot_tot.html they are super-lovely but then I would hope so given the price 
Great news about Owen having a clean bill of health 
The frustrating thing is that she doesn't even need to feed in the night anymore 
It sounds like a good plan to phase the hungry baby milk in as it can sometimes make some babies constipated. I suppose if you are introducing it gradually Jared's system will have plenty of time to get used to it.
Joni's naps have been all over the place while hubby has been at home but she napped like clockwork today 
) and random sleeping patterns for a couple of weeks! Thankfully he seems back to normal now. Hope it passes quickly for you. I did your survey too and I would test your product too. Well done on the bargains. I got a few good ones at a local NCT sale last weekend. for your OH. I really hope he stops being an ars* and starts pulling his finger out to help you for once. Owen's back flip is scary! Lovely pictures of Owen standing and Erin on her bike. Glad Owen's bronchiloitis has gone. 
I used to get Chloe weighed regularly at our local baby clinic until I realised the pressure I was putting on myself if she didn't gain much weight one week.. I am only going to work three days a week and this will be for as long as I want (perhaps until after baby no 2!!) but I am apprehensive none the less! I even had to have a chat with HR today to discuss arrangements for expressing when I go back!!
Let us know how you get on! Sorry your OH isn't been more supportive, you know we are all here for you I hope Alex starts sleeping better soon, that must be soooo hard! Does he go in his cot at night? Have you tried cosleeping? I like having Oliver to myself too I hope returning to work goes well for you, thats good that you can go back part time - thats what I plan to do - if I go back Is Chloe going to nursery?
It is a shame you have to go back so early though 
I know that LogansMama expresses for Dillon while she is at work so if you wanted any tips on expressing whilst working she might be able to help.
All in all Joni slept on and off for around 8.5 hours between 7.30-6 and woke 4 times - this compared to a couple of weeks ago when she was sleeping 10-11 hours a night and only waking once between 3.30-4.30 for a cuddle. I wonder if Joni could be going through the 4 month sleep regression some of you have mentioned as it would be about the right time based on her adjusted age. I have been suffering with secondary insomnia since my sister died so I frequently find I can;t go back to sleep between Joni's wakings. Then to top it all off at 1.36 when I was actually asleep my neighbours puppy started whining and crying which woke me up I would not mind but he just left it, no attempt to console or anything 
it would not be so bad but he leaves the window of the room she is in wide open so the noise really carries to the point the dog might aswell be in the next room. I should point out my neighbour's flat is in the block opposite to me.
I was originally meant to go back to work next week but luckily (due to an insurance payout) I can stay off longer (although I have to go back full time in Feb 
). At least you'll know Chloe is in very good hands with your mum from past experience with my girls the first week is by far the worst but it does get easier he just cries and cries. I've ordered him a bumbo as all your babies seem to love them! well done to Oliver for coming through the sleep regression phase 
I hadnt thought of trying teething gels so I am going to get some of the anbesol gel I often struggle to get back to sleep once it gets a bit lighter (around 5am ish I think). We have a neighbour who lets her dogs out in the garden at 6am and they bark and bark and she does nothing to stop them some people are just so thoughtless!
I find Anbesol really good - Oliver loves it too and it normally stops him crying if he's upset - I'm not sure if thats because it works or because of the distraction but either way is good for for me
men! even when u spell it out he let u down enjoy the rest of your time off!
He only rolls from front to back occasionally and he's never rolled back to front - he gets half way and then just lays on his side 
