Morning all!
Sorry I've been quiet for a few days, being a "single parent" is exhausting! 
Snow,
oh, someone has been wearing the "I'm the most unreasonable person in the house" hat, haven't they? (him, not you of course) I've also found a similar attitude from DH, at stress peaks for him, so I know what you mean. It's just bleddy annoying when you talk and they don't even acknowledge what you're saying! DH would do it in front of his laptop or his phone. But then, I'm a bitch witch and demand that he leaves things and listens to me
I really hope you manage to make him understand this is a 50/50 thing. When you work on a "self-employed" basis, as in, not all the time and with a specific timetable, etc, it's easier for men to just go ahead with what they're doing and forget you're also a working partner, who wants to work and go further in your profession as well (and bring money in FGS!)
In my case, for example, it happens in this scenario: I get a long translation, I tell DH about it to see how busy his diary will be so that I get some extra help with M. He says "yeah, go ahead, it's great that you got it" and then the following day he suddenly has things to do and has completely forgotten he was supposed to help with M
Last time it happened with a TV interview for his work, it was on a Sat (he doesn't work on Sat during the day, only at night) and I was counting on him having M, so that she didn't have to just play on her own all day while I worked. He said he'd take her with him
Erm, no, that's not doable, you have an interview, she'll be bored and hence causing trouble, understandably; and it'll also mean you'll have to bring her all the way here only to then have to have to go to work again. Not practical It can be quite frustrating when they act like this, can't it? I'm keeping my fingers crossed so you can have a sit-down and talk about these things. You say you talked to a friend re. childcare, would that mean Z would be staying here while you go to BA? When would the trip be? Great news re. DH's interview, btw, but yes, I can imagine hectic times come for a few weeks if he gets the job. Gosh, sorry for the long post, Snow
Glad to hear Z has been officially discharged by the Paediatrician
and that her weight is going up.
Ninja, MW appointment today, so I'll ask everything. To be honest, I think it is related to doing a bit too much
I'm taking your advice, though, and trying to rest a bit more, yes. How's the end of the works going? When do your DC break up?
Right, busy days here; and everything was topped on Monday night when I was sitting in bed reading when I see an animal run by my bed. Cue psychotic screams, of course
I had DH on Skype and he told me to see what it was, but I was in a silent screaming fit
I say silent because M was already asleep. Well, it turns out one of our hamsters had escaped. I had left one of the Habitrail gates slightly open and the bugger had run away. After 1.15hs of useless search and moving things around, which wasn't a good idea anyway as I can't move heavy stuff atm (DH just said "move the bed" as if that's an easy task for me now), I closed the door, texted a friend (our boss, coincidentally ha!) for him to come in the morning and help me, and went to sleep in M's bedroom. He came, moved the bed, and other things around the bedroom and caught her.
The silver lining of the whole hamster debacle is that nesting kicked in and I threw away so much stuff I had piled up in our bedroom
It looks so much better now, and bigger! 
Baby's pushchair and car seat arrived yesterday, 32weeks today, so I guess we're on the final stretch of the road 
Off at 10 to politely ask demand that the trainee MW tells me how the baby is lying. I think I told you she's been reluctant to tell me for the past 3 appts
I need to know if I need to spend more time on all fours if he's breech, FGS! Since when are we brushed off and not told how the baby is presenting? 
Hope you have a nice day, ladies!
Waves!