Oooh, we have another crawler - F is 11 months next weekend, so has been pretty slow on the uptake, but she's done most things slowly, she likes to consider things, judge if they will benefit her in anyway, then think about it about it a bit more before deciding whether it's worth the effort! She didn't roll over(either way) until she was 9 months. She's been doing a weird going on all fours lifting opposite legs and arms (looks like one of those lizards in the desert trying to keep its feet from burning), for a few weeks, but last night she saw her dummy on the floor across the room and went for it full pelt, after a full assessment of the pros and cons and looking at me with puppy dog eyes to see if I would get it for her first 
She now has 8 teeth, with the latest being a (pre)molar on the bottom left hand side, ouch, that one had us pacing the floor at ungodly hours I can tell you. She's now on her 2nd tube of baby toothpaste, though the "brushing" is a bit hit and miss, I have resorted to swaddling her with a towel on her changing mat to give them a proper going over on a couple of occasions (that went down well, not!) Fortunately she only drinks water during the day and hates any kind of juice (despite my mum's best efforts to get her addicted to "high juice"
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Re the napping, Nat have a look at this thread, had me going, YES! YES! YES! to a lot of it daytime naps those who say "a baby will just fall asleep if it's tired" just don't get what it's like to have a baby who is easily over stimulated, but if you've never had one of those babies I guess it's easy to judge that the mother is just becoming a mentalist about the napping - I would have done it as well prior to F 
On a positive note I have managed to get F to sleep 3 times in the last 2 days with no pram pushing or feeding to sleep. Small achievements, but I nearly cried with relief, knowing that she could do it, especially as she is starting nursery at the end of July when I go back to work. My KIT days have been fab, fortunately I love my job, the money has come in very handy and F has enjoyed her days with GP's who spoil her rotten (I have to forgive them giving her the odd choccy digestive biscuit as they are doing me a huge favour having her one day a week).
F loves finger food (see aforementioned chocolate digestives), much prefers it to being spoonfed anything (she wants to do it all herself), got a fab book (in charity shop) Finger Food for For Babies and Toddlers which I found much more "me" than Annabelle Karmel, although I'd love to be fashioning a leaning tower of Pisa from mashed potato, complete with Michael Angelo fresco around the bottom for decoration, I just can't be arsed haven't got the time.
Hope the sun shines for you all this weekend.