Poor Squeaks and poor Caspy, having to look after a poorly wriggler
Hope she gets better v v v soon
I have a cleaner, Muse. He's called TYF. A man who'll do whatever you ask of him is the silver lining to having a MIL who crushed her childrens' spirits
Seriously, though, good plan. Being trapped indoors with a screamy, thumb-biting baybee will be mucho ameliorated by the indoors at least looking nice and not causing you guilt/anxiety.
Can I ask an obvious New Mum question? Am I doing enough with Mr T? He just seems to want to feed, sleep, get his nappy changed and be winded (which he hates). There doesn't seem to be any time when he's awake and placid and wanting some stimulation time or a bath* or summat. Do I wake him up to read to him or put him on a play mat or just leave him to his little routine? Do I just wait for him to make it clear that he wants/needs more from his day? Everyone else seems to have pics of their babies happily gurgling on play mats and so on, but Mr T isn't bothered. He seems a happy baby regardless of my worries.
Also, he only seems to want cuddling when he wants nork. Or, rather, as soon as I cuddle him he thinks it's Boobs O'Clock and gets really mardy if I don't instantly whap out a teat. Could he be feeding for comfort as opposed to hunger? Is this okay? WAAAAAAH!
*Obviously we are cleaning him; just dunking him in the sink after we've done the washing up, etc., etc. Well, it's a shame to waste those washing-up liquid bubbles. We wipe any greasy food residue off with a tea towel.