Good luck Tucking and Shooting!
Jelly - how many days post CS are you now? As I said, I did a lot of heavy ish lifting and all normal household things like cleaning and the school run from 2.5 weeks as DH went away for ten days. From ten days post CS I was able to do most things, but was still tender. By the time DH went away, it was really fine. I was given no advice (oral or written) post CS about not lifting etc, apart from being told to check my car insurance (I don't drive so no issue). I asked the MW and HV and they said to listen to my body re lifting DD (honestly - she's the size of a 5 yo!) - if it doesn't hurt it's fine! I'm now 5.5 weeks post CS and certainly have had Jo setbacks in recovery etc as a result of all that lifting etc!
MrsHN - Boots do an ultra slim maternity pad with wings (in the big Boots on the high st, they're upstairs with all the baby stuff) - they're fab!
Re bf sides, definitely start on the boob he didn't start on last time, so don't just start where he left of. So if he's taking both boobs, do LR, then RL next time. It's best that way so that each boob has an opportunity to get totally emptied (by virtue of being the first boob in the feed) every other time. Tbh though, it's not an exact science do not the end if the world if you forget! If you always start where he left off though, you may well start to notice one boob being more full than the other after a few feeds. The only exception to the LR, RL thing is if you suspect a blocked duct or are feeling a touch mastitis -y. If so, ALWAYS start with the sore boob. If it is in fact the other boob's "turn", give the site side for five mins (to sort of take the top of the milk off!) then revert to the normal boob.
Clapham...? Hope you're ok and feeling brighter
x x
Twins have had a slightly better night. Much more what I would expect! Waking every two hours or do but settling in their cot fine after being kept upright for 15 mins post feed (all my babies are a bit silent reflux-y / have immature tips if stomachs!).
Ruby was it you with projectile vomiting?! I would ask GP about reflux (normal, not silent) x