Roses Wow!!!! Congratulations!!
Bunny Can someone PM me about the group?
Halo How are you at the moment? I'm sorry you're having a bit of a time of it.
Right I'm so sorry I've not been around much, real life has really gotten away with me.
So an update from me, DS will be ten months old next week. He is commando crawling and is into EVERYTHING. In the past six weeks since he began to move around, he has broken a fruit bowl, a cup, a candle holder and a lap top (words fail me).
I'm still breastfeeding him but have mixed fed recently to give me a bit of slack on expressing at work. I tried to work it out so I wouldn't have to, but in the end there wasn't a way that didn't mean compleatly giving up feeding him myself that would mean I wouldn't need to express at work. So I've just gone with it.
So I am back at work now, it was horrid the first few weeks but last week was better. I don't know if any of you remember but I had terrible anxiety in my pregnancy with DS. Well it seem seems that after DS's birth it carried on and it's only been of late that I seem to be getting better. I'm going to be speaking to someone about it so hopefully it will get sorted.
I have had a post birth talk with one of the midwives from the local maternity unit. I had some things I wanted to resolve about DS's birth. It did help enormously, although I did find out I was a hair away from a c section (scary). I'm still coming to terms with it all, but I'm better than I was. I would strongly encourage anyone to do this.
Oh and I don't know if anyone can remember way back when on the conception board, I was doing a driving course before I found out I was pregnant with DS. Well anyway, I finally passed the damn thing!!! 
Also with sleep, DS is quite frankly crap at it. We have managed to go from 11pm until 4.30am without a wake up which is a break through. We're now working on getting him to go until 6/7am without waking. I did post on FB about it once and my smugly ugly beast of a cousin in law proudly told me that his daughter loved sleeping.
I always thought the rule was if someone is having a hard time with sleeping, and the lack of it, you don't tell them how proud you are that your kid sleeps. You offer commiserations, quietly thank whatever you believe in that your kid sleeps and only say something if they really push you. Even then you say it really quickly and then point to something shiny.
I have plans to knee him when I next see him.
Anyway, I hope you're all well.