OH FP - me too, lifes a bit cack at mo. Boys are fab, bit grumpy at the weekend, but I think thats because I was too and because i don't have as much time to play with them as nursery staff, so they got bored.
Talking of nursery, Arthur got scratched on friday by a little girl, the staff weren't watching him and she woke up hungry and bored and decided to take it out on him. DH and I were not best pleased. Looks like it might scar, she's taken a big chunk out of his forehead.
DH isn't being the most supportive helpful man in the world at the mo. Apparently he's tired and it's my JOB to look after the boys - er, hello, when did you get all neanderthal on me? He can't get enough when they are all smiles and giggles. The minute anything needs doing there's suddenly a pressing DIY job that needs doing instead....I am very grateful for all he does round the house - but he has to realise looking after the boys isn't less tiring than anything else, and I might be tired too after a full day of looking after them on sunday? Anyway, we made up, as you do when you gripe at each other, but he's left me feeling a bit lonely and isolated. I don't feel able to ask him for help as I know the response I'll get 'I already do all the bottles, cook the dinner, do the shopping....' Big deal, life isn't about how much we all do, we just do what needs to be done, when it needs doing.
So, feeling a little shut out by DH, but we get on better in the week as nursery do 3 feeds for me and I only have to do evening and morning, which I can handle. DH helps with bathtime, and tidies up afterwards while I'm feeding, so the routine works, it's just weekends that muck everything up, as I assume (stupidly I know) that he'll want to spend time with us and help out a bit with HIS SONS!
I think it would also help if Edward stopped puking everytime I feed him, it sets me on edge from the word go, so I don't relax through the whole feed, so arthur doesn't get all the attention he deserves either and it's just a stressful hour for all three of us. Thats why I would like DH to help, when I can focus on one baby it makes a world of diff, but it's like I'm asking him to give me £1000 when I ask for help....why must men fight you all the way - why can't he accept, he's a dad and this is his lot for the next 15/16 years of his life!
Moan over, work to do....
Emily