morning all!
Marie so sorry you have had such a frightening experience. Hope you are able to really rest up and get better.
giggle that is rubbish! Especially at the moment when you are coping with so much-a bit of a fuss to show he cares would have meant a lot. My dh has always been quite thoughtless, but I think that is because his family never went in for birthdays etc when he was young. It has taken me years of spelling it out to him for him to actually realise that a little bit of effort on special occasions goes a long way. There is hope! Glad your friend, at least, was kind to you.
yomping I totally agree with orange on the bf thing. I went to all the classes and read the books last time, and found the experience totally different to the primal, natural, easy act they described. It is a skill that you and your little student have to learn together. I have loads of friends who got the hang of it quickly and are able to feed quickly and discreetly so don't mean to be scaremongering (is that a word?) but in my experience, I found it quite hard, especially at first. I am only saying that, as orange said too, because I wish someone had said it to me. Then I wouldn't have felt so disappointed in myself when it took a while to get the technique right. Once you do that, it doesn't hurt and is a lovely close feeling with the bairn. I have to say- up until that point in my life, I had not given my nipples a second thought- but for a few months there, they ruled my life! Ha! Avent nipple gel is AMAZING! Stock up everyone! So much better than lanisoh which is v thick and hard to rub into tender nips!
We had a great day yesterday at the County Show in Northumberland. DS loved all the animals and we got through with very few potty training disasters surprisingly! (unlike the wedding we attended on saturday when the little fella peed all over my outfit and my husband's suit!) My Mum bought me a really sweet little picture frame for my two scan pics so I have put it up with pride!
Feeling so exhausted all the time still. Is anyone else? My SIL is staying with us this week and I am v. Tempted to suggest that she and DH take DS out for a picnic so that I can have a quiter day for once and catch up with my ironing/other dull jobs. Since we moved in to our house at Christmas, the room that will be the nursery is just full of junk that needs to be sorted. But I never seem to get on with it as DS always needs me to go and be Buzz Lightyear/Fireman Sam/Postman Pat etc. Don't think it will go down well with DH but might give it a go...
Have a happy day everyone.
Age 29 dc 2 edd 18th oct 20 weeks + 5 days.