Think I had a period (ish) at 6 months, but I am on Cerazette and it screws around with your bleeding and you don't get a period. I did have pant snot two weeks before
so I am thinking I'm fertile again.
Great work sleeping babies. Isobel! Sleep! Sleep! I thought she was falling into a new (doable) pattern of midnight, 4am, 5.30am feeds. Then DH said 'no, you were just so knackered you didn't wake up when she was crying in between, and I went and rocked her to sleep'). Oh.
val, we weaned Isobel from 20 weeks. She was a bit dubious with all the fruit purees, etc, and then at 23 or 24 weeks threw her face into a mince pie I was eating, grabbed all the stuffing and shoved it in, crumbled all the pastry and shoved that in
I figured she had broken all the rules by then, so I just gave her anything - meat, fish, dairy, nuts, wheat. It's only a very cautionary thing about allergies, and loads of babies are still weaned at 4 months and have all this stuff. If your DS doesn't seem susceptible to allergies, I'd go for it just introduce things one day at a time.
vodka (love the name - DH and I have taken to having a hot chocolate wth a vodka shot in it some most evenings. Naughty us.) - who is katee on FB? Is she on the June group?
nickel - yes, babies are completely mad
Some days they feed like crazy, some days they're not interested at all. Same as us, I suppose. Unless it persists for several days, I wouldn't worry. Also, when DD was 10 weeks and had a horrendous (utterly, utterly horrendous!) stomach infection, she wouldn't feed properly for about a month afterwards because of acid reflux and a learned fear of feeding as painful. So I had to feed her when she was half asleep or just waking up - you could try that if it comes to it.
I have a dodgy tummy. Four weeks of nursery and we've had two tummy bugs, croup, conjunctivitis, and two colds between us...