Phew, just managed to catch up for the first time in days, but it is now way past my bedtime, so just a quick catch-up.
KMP DD ets put down between 7.30 and 8pm, and for the last week has slept through until 8am (sorry to those of you with sleep problems, I'm just very lucky). Her sleeps during the day are very random though and there is no real pattern to it. Last night she woke at 4am and instead of feeding her I gave her the dummy back and she went back to sleep until 8. I felt a bit cruel, but she didn't carry on crying, and I know that she can sleep through, so didn't want her to revert back to wanting a feed if possible.
For all of those thinking of going to Mamaheaven in Herefordshire (near Wales, but definitely not IN Wales), please pop in on me on your way as that's where I live. I might actually get to meet some of you one day!
Verso glad you got a bit of sleep and hope things continue to improve. Cat sorry about the side effects and hope that you find something that helps soon.
LadyT I have a home visiting hairdresser too and sheis absolutely brilliant. Does the best cut in no more than 20 minutes, at my home for less than a tenner! When in London I was a real Tony & Guy girl but can honestly say that she is better than any of their stylists, and my friends and DH always comment when I've had my haircut.
WG Bummer about your accounts, cheeky buggers, but glad you've got it sorted now. My (IT) DH is constantly berating me for having the same password for everything.
DD has bad cradlecap and I just cover her head with olive oil and a cap for a few hours (preferablyo vernight)and then use a soft toothbrush to lift it, then wash her hair and comb it out.
Effie I was given steroid cream and Diprobase for DS's eczema, I tend to avoid using the steroid cream but Diprobase is good. Also hazlenut oil in the bath was reccommended by a white witch in France,we use it now that he is bigger and we know he has no nut allergy.
Jolly I got my first postnatal period this week and also couldn't move. After DS it was the same but then periods got much lighter and less painful than before pregnancy, so hope the same happens this time.
Trace maybe offer her the nappies first to see if she wants them. I'm sure she won't take it the wrong way.
On the interior design front, my new kitchen is being started tomorrow. Unfortunately it is being done by my brother in law, on DH's insistence and DH and I are already falling out about it. BIL is notoriously unreliable and as it is an insurance job I wanted to get it done properly, but 'have to support the family' even though it is going to take twice as long and probably not be as good a job, even though he is a professional. Will probably be on here alot moaning about it in the coming weeks.
Does anyone else's DH/DP constantly walk out on them when they are speaking. It's driving me mad. I know DH hates confrontation, but every time things get a bit heated he just walks out so nothing ever gets resolved. I am currently being very childish and ignoring him completely in return. Shame as I was looking forward to a nice weekend, but he has really pissed me off this week. Think I need a night out, but as I've given up the cheerfulness for Lent, I'd better wait until after Easter. Come to think of it, maybe giving up drinking and smoking accountsfor my bad mood...on that note, off to bed. Hope everyone has a great weekend.