Pregnancy insomnia has kicked in, I am shattered all day and now I'm wide awake - arghhh! DD has been doing little whingy cries in her sleep, it doesn't take much to wake me up and as soon as I am alert I find it impossible to go back to sleep.
So now I am downstairs on the sofa - there is nothing wrong with a cup of tea, rhubarb yogurt and ginger nuts at 4.30am is there...what the baby wants and all that 
Joining in the pushchair convo, we were given a travel system by a friend which we only used three times as DD spent her first 13 months being slung around in a Kari-me sling. We are not at all lentilweavery but just decided that was the way we'd do things and she loves it.
Being up high meant that she was always centre of attention and people spoke directly to her and I think as a result of that she is now really sociable. We have recently moved on to a hippychick hip seat - which I can't use now because of this new bump - but she has just started walking on her own so hopefully will shortly accept her legs are the new mode of transportation 
Saying that, we did use the carrycot part of the travel system as her cot downstairs until she grew out of it, so we didn't have to move her moses basket around.
I can't remember if I said upthread but I had my first midwife appt last week - a little early maybe but I am unsure if I am 7 or 11 weeks as my LMP was probably 15th Sept but was 5 days early and very light. I told the midwife this but she decided that it was defo my LMP and not the one before so has me down as due 22nd June.
She was really lovely, retired three times and is just working as a stand in until the new midwife starts. Problem is - she is as mad as a box of frogs - during the appt I was wittering on, as I do, and said something about when I was at Uni and when it came to the bit where she took my details I told her my job title she put it down as "Shop Assistant (but has a degree)" as though it was relevant!!
Made me
, but I now feel that I will have to explain to everyone who see my notes that it was the crazy midwife and not me trying to big myself up - I don't think having a degree in business studies helps much when you are pushing a baby out your fanjo!!
Also, a bit worryingly when she was looking back though what she had inputted onto the system she said 'Oh, it looks like I have you down to go to ** hospital which is weird as that is a psych ward.....Oh, well I'll get someone to change that at some point' 
Bloody hell, I just read that back, feel free to ignore me from now on - I ramble like a rambly thing when I'm tired, which probably means I should go back to bed.....unless anyone is awake for a chat.....