Bumps- sorry to hear the birth was traumatic but well done you!! Lovely name, and take your time to recover, i still remember the pain of stitches from DS almost 7yrs ago!!
Diege- yes, i went back and found your birth story- well done to you also, again a lovely name, is Louis middle name then? we'll have to arrange a meet-up in Liverpool again sometime- i need to squidge your new boy!! 
Rugby- sorry to hear of problems at work- it's hearing stuff like that that actually make me glad to not work- why can people be such idiots just because they're higher up than you??? grrrr!!!
Yes, as for potty training, we had 2 accidents the first day, 1 accident the second day, and now on day 4, with no accidents today or yesterday, including school run trips etc, no accidents while having her nap either so think we've done it. A few months ago she was petrified of the potty though, would scream like she'd been shot if it was mentioned, or even in the same room... so we've come a very long way in a very short time really!!
DH's work.... well it seems a bit quiet, he got a first written warning from the disciplinary, he's appealing but not sure it'll change anything really. DH has an interview for a job at our local hospital... but the wage is almost half what he's on- i honestly dont think we'll cope financially with such a loss in income, i could only have an evening job to increase income (so not to spend my wage on childcare) but DH says he doesn't want to come home and me leave for work and him have to sort the kids tea and put them to bed on his own... granted he can't cook to save his life, but i gather the stress of working all day to come home and be a full time daddy on his own would possibly be just as stressful as going to work as he does now but coming home to me doing 95% of everything, he plays with the kids, but i mostly do everything, cooking, cleaning, bathing/showering etc... so it'd be a whole new ball game for him. so we're weighing up our options.
We need him to keep his job on a decent wage in all honesty, but he says if he's too ill to do his job he should be off sick- can't afford to be on £320 a month sick pay.... or he needs to step down to AM- again the much lower wage problem.... I suggested a request to a fairly close smaller store (smaller store, smaller warehouse, smaller workload) but he's done nothing!! Not even brought the subject up at work- so i dont know what to do.
I'll be honest the way he is i can't do anything right, i offer to go and work evenings so he can get a lower paid job, he doesn't want me to, i suggest a change of store, he does nothing to help himself... if he gets the job offered to him at the hospital i know he'll wanna take it to get out of his current situation- but i think it's more than just his work if i'm honest and i'd hate for him to leave such a good, respected and well paid job for little over minimum wage, when in 6months he may feel much better and regret it. If he took a lower paid job i'd have no option but to get a job in evenings/nights so we can afford to pay the bills and have a reasonable amount of money to eat, keep the car and have some sort of life outside of work... but with his attitude to not wanting to do anything for himself, or to look after the kids so i can work i see it ending badly- i've already considered walking out at times, it's breaking me. He's like a kid- he comes home from work and just sits on the laptop or his PS3... i put on a brave face but in all honesty i just wanna give him a slap and tell him to grow the F* up... i know this isn't really him, and he will get better and hopefully return to his normal self in time, but i'm not sure how much longer i can put up with it.
Anyway it's bloody late for me as i have to have the kids at school early for 'fit for fun' club... so best go. Hopefully i'll be able to find some time tomorrow to pop on but i have someone coming for me to do their hair. :)