DS is still sleeping so I?ve had time for a quick catch-up.
Millie, I?m 19 days postpartum and I?ve still got occasional red bleeding, but only small amounts. I assumed it was normal. Did you speak to your MW about it?
Curiouselle, I had some stinging when I peed until around day 12 or so, as I had a second degree tear and it was hitting the wound. It feels much better now, though. Has your stinging subsided? I can?t believe you weren?t told about the cord being wrapped around your DD?s neck 
TTL, I know, it seems crazy to me that they suggested topping up with formula so early (day 5!) when my milk had just come in on day 4. He hasn?t regained his birth weight yet as he had such a high initial loss (420 grams), but he?s put on 20-30 grams per day since that loss, which is perfectly healthy. Breast compression does seem to have helped, and I?m not needing to do it so much anymore.
Jasmine, 
at William?s projectile poo!
Merlion, good luck with the paediatrician. Hope your DD settles better this week.
BPrincess, and Joanne, my DS doesn?t sleep through the night, but he?s a pretty good sleeper. He cluster feeds in the evenings, which results in longer stretches of sleep once he?s down for the night. I do a feed right before I go to bed, which also helps. In the mornings, I pull him into bed and feed him in the side-lying position, and can normally get 2-3 more hours of sleep then with him snuggled up to me, which is lovely. I would second the suggestions about noise as well. DS naps more soundly when DH is home and he?s always really calm when we?re out an about at coffee shops and such, which I think is because of the increased noise levels as compared to when he?s home with me on my own. He is also really calm when I put on music that I listened to a lot while pregnant, and if I dance with him to it, he falls asleep quite easily.
Welcome and congratulations to sona and bakingqueen! You should add your DCs info to our list.