I can't chat long, I came upstairs with DD to do her bath and hair wash in peace with no DTs (yet) and because my DP is being a wanker and I need to not see him for a little bit. Long and boring......zzzzzzzz.
HM, talk to us, talk to us, I am the queen of feeling low and its taken me two years post DTs to feel like my sense of humour is returning. IMO there is a bliss period after a birth that can last for an unspecified amount of time (for me 2-3 days with DD and 5 months with DTs) after which reality and the acceptance of a life change sets in and adrenalin departs and you are left, alone, dealing with it, smiling through it and cracking through it. Been there many times and currently in dicussion with Andrew Lloyd Webber about the stage version. Say whatever you want, you will feel better xxx.
Overrun, I feel for you, it is hard. I can only reiterate, keep on the same path, its the only way he will understand that you are immovable. Anything else will confuse him. Buy the book I swear by Solving Your Childs Sleep Problem, Dr Richard Ferber. It opens up other way of thinking about sleep and, if nothing else, gives you strength to keep going on the solution you are trying. I will chat more tomorrow, tonight is difficult.
Everyone else, hi, I'm panicking about christmas shopping, have the funeral to go to tomorrow and really have no desire to go but feel I should, and have slightly fallen out with DP because he's being a wanker (IMHO ). Someone tell me is pre-Christmas frazzle and will be ok.......someone.......??????
Peaceful lives and sleeps all, talk soon xxx.