Hi all, I didn't realise I'd waffled so much last night sorry about that. I typed it all out then just hit post message as dh had dinner ready.
Well dd2 had her Last Men c jag today. Took dh with us so he could hold her as she usually doesn't cry with him but today she did. But I think it's because of where they put the needle in. Usually the HV puts it in the side of her thigh and dd2 doesn't bother about it but today the HV put the needle in the top of her thigh and boy did she scream, poor baby. She was a bit unsettled all the way home but has gone to bed quite happily and isn't hot or anything so I'm happy with that.
I've been looking at hand held blenders for doing the pureeing, does anyone have one of those? is it any good?
My granny says, great granny wisdom here yet again, that if I give dd2 vegetables as solids she'll be up all night with a sore tummy I pointed out that dd1 was weaned on veg and fruit and was perfectly ok!
Cat82 there are so many different ways to spell the name Kira. When we named our Kira there weren't very many of them about so we just spelt her name the way we thought it should be spelt couldn't find it in a baby name book at the time but we have since, seem to be hearing more little girls with that name now. a girl I work with has a 3 year old with the same name but again spelt differently hers is Keira. I've also met one who's name is spelt Ciara.
Got my driving lesson tomorrow, hope I can remember what to do since I've had 2 weeks off, lol
sorry to hear about your glasses Georgina but you've reminded me that I need to phone the optician for a check up for dh and I. dd1 keeps asking if she can get her eyes tested, this is because a little girl in her class has now got glasses and dd1 wants some as well. Might ask if she should get her eyes tested as well, is there an age when they should start getting eye tests, anybody know?