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The miracle of speedy labours (No 1 Babies Detective Agency Part 7)

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Time for a new thread, here`s to speedy conceptions and speedy labours
nomore - that's great news!

<<waves to all>>
Hobnobs, you are right, I made the right decision indeed. Just down to middle of the night feed at the moment, that will be the last one to go by the end of the month I suspect, as soon as the milk dries up.
Where does the time go? Can’t believe he is 6 months! Coming up for 7!
Hope the catnaps have stopped? How is the weaning going? Have you looked into baby led weaning? It looks like fun grin

Nomore, how are you?? Thank you so much for the orange grin

Toomuch, hope all is well??

Hope everyone is well… xx
Hello again grin grin Sorry it's taken so long to come back. DS is going through a phase of not really sleeping much during the day (or at most a couple of 10-15 minute catnaps, though today has been slightly better) so it limits my free time, to say the least! Quick catch up before I fall asleep...

Nomore Fantastic news on the IVF. Two more goes. smile Am so pleased for you.

Ready Really sorry that you've had such a hard time breast-feeding but it sounds like you've made the right decision for you both. Hope things improve now and everything else is well with you and DD. smile

Toomuch A whole year! Hope that DS's jabs went ok.

Hello to Pureeandpearls (How many weeks are you?) and anyone else I've missed.

Well, DS is just over 6 months and continues to delight us. I've started solids but so far he's not been particularly impressed with purees (never seen such a look of disgust on this face!) though he is showing slightly more interest in finger foods, so may pursue this a bit more. We had a couple of weeks away recently and his night time sleeping pattern was a bit of a nightmare, waking every hour and a quarter at its worst and early in the morning sad, though it's improved a bit now that we're back home. Still needs some work though. Think I got more sleep 2 months ago. envy.
Fantastic news...... Woooooohooooooooo
I know!!!!
Nomore that/'s awesome news!!!

waves to everyone else- Pocket Dictator having a tantie so I've got to run.......
Hi all, I'm still here though mostly lurking, sorry blush

Ready Sorry you're giving up the bfing but you have to do what's right for you and DD and it sounds like you're both happier with a bottle. Is she sleeping any better now?
Hobnobs how are you? Nice to see you back too
Toomuch Is DS really a year already? That doesn't seem possible!! shock

Well I have a bit of good news - we've got funding for 2 more IVF goes! So we'll be going again sometime in the new year I think.
How did the jabs go Toomuch?

Hi Hobnobs

I have decided to stop breastfeeding, the last few weeks have been awful, whenever I give dd expressed bottles she is so calm and relaxed, but with me it is a fight til she conks out with exhaustion. Won't be able to express for every feed, so formula beckons. Sad about it, but feel it is the right things for us.
Hello toomuch.smile Keep meaning to post when pc or laptop as is faster than my phone. Will come back, honest!
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Tis very quiet on here.. everyone ok?
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