Ahhhh, night feeding, how I have missed you...
Apart from my lovely SIL, who came for a sneaky peak at Albert and reminded me that her babies went 4 hours overnight between breastfeeds from day 1 (she was otherwise lovely, anyway) thinhs are the usual knackered newborn blur chez Aethel. Albert is latching beautifully but does Not want to sleep anywhere but on Mummy's cleavage (sound familiar, anyone?!) so has
Objected to the moses basket Experience as of yet.
I did sometimes co-sleep with the DDs but when they are teenies I get the odd worry twinge about it (what if DH rolls overoves
Duvet/the DDs invade etc etc) so it's a combo of guilt versus knackeredness for me. Joy. mm whem I get a mo I'll tru to find you some cosleeping info, generally them sleeping on you is fine if you're awake but not if you're asleep as they may slide off in a random direction IYSWIM? Most cosleeping mums lie on their side forming a protective "c shape" around baby, isially turned away from any DP in the bed. It's generally safe as long as you're not drunk, high, a smoker, or using loose bedding that could get over babies head.
Good lick with the sweep missree, 50% chance
Of labour withon 48h if it worls! Shame you couldn't have
One hopeful but try not to be too down
About the closed cervix it really isnt that predictive of a delay getting into labour , once your labour signals start it will enlarge and some people go from 1-10 very quickly, it may be you!!
for all three of you and hope those
Stanby pajns are a good sign LMF, and that your cat is intact!
Yet another feed done with a suspicious farting noise from baby at the end. Nappy check in a don't-you-dare-wake-back-up kinda way.