Anyone else still up?

[ThatGhastlyWoman]

Just that, really. Daughter is on night 2 in her new Big Girl Bed. Not going well. >_

[Selba]

Pour the gin x

[ThatGhastlyWoman]

Don't have a big enough bottle. Wait- is this for me or for her?

[soupmaker]

Up with bloody heartburn. 34 weeks and counting with DC2. Getting into training for night feeds.

[Hardrockhallelujah]

Up with 2 day old DS who needs someone to sleep on...

[phantomhairpuller]

I'm up with 6wo DS2 who seems to think its alert, wakey up, smiley time
Have just heard the this of DS1 getting out of bed. So am guessing DH is now awake too

Kids!!

[Hardrockhallelujah]

Mummy brain - I meant DD

[pudtat]

Yup, Bfing nearly 14w DS. How did people cope with the nights before smartphones and tablets .

[MooseBeTimeForSpring]

'Tis only just after 9pm here. Both men of the house (DH and 17 month old DS) are snoring!

[jinglebitch]

DD co-sleeping- just fell out of bed. Am now wide awake and wracked with guilt. She's sleeping like the non existent proverbial baby; did't even really wake up.

[missuswife]

I'm up, on Central time here. Dd in cot for first time, she rolled over today so can't use the Rock'n'Play anymore.

[Jojobump1986]

Just woke up & realised that 12-day-old DS2 has completely skipped a feed & woken me up without actually waking up himself for his normal 4am feed! I remember DS1 slept through from a relatively early age but that was more like 5 or 6 weeks, not less than 2!

Poor DH hasn't slept at all yet though! He's a worrier & has a lot on his mind plus he's having to look after me & both boys because I'm struggling to recover from the birth!

I, on the other hand, have slept like the baby! I'm not normally the better sleeper. I love the breastfeeding hormones. I never sleep more soundly than I do in the first few weeks after giving birth! I never wake as easily either - weird hormones!