engels Getting DH more involved is likely to be good for him, and M. DH suffered with depression for years, he never got treatment. When DD arrived it was make or break and he's a changed man now. The biggest step is recognising he has a problem. And Hurrah for a bit of routine. It makes life so much easier.
Cheshire I had a similar blowout with DH a couple of weeks ago. All forgotten now, and he does seem to be doing more. I hope you DH does too.
Penelope Nappies! I always forget them, thankfully they're easy to buy. I tend to forget things for me. Also put a clean top in hand luggage for you, DD wasn't a sicky baby but I did one trip smelling of baby sick and that was enough to make me always pack a spare. I needed it today too when I leaked everywhere. 
Groovy don't worry, just enjoy it. That's all Seth ever does, it makes me feel guilty when I read about how much other babies are awake... then I remember what DD was like so figure it's karma and I've earned it. :o
He's had his tongue tie cut today, but sleep wise it's been pretty typical. He went to sleep about 11:30 last night, woke at 5am, fed for 20 minutes, then straight back to sleep. Woke at 8am, fed, changed, I left him laid on changing mat in his gro-bag while we sorted DD for school. He fell asleep, woke about 10:30am fed again and dozed on me until 1pm when I decided to wake him and bath him ready to go out. He was awake until 2:30, then slept in the car to the hospital, and through the mad dash being carried in the rain... and the long wait in the waiting room. Woke at 4pm, for food, fed him a little then he went in for tongue tie snip. Fell asleep while feeding after that, woke up when we were stuck in traffic 10 minutes from home, fed and slept as soon as we got in and he's been dozing on and off since. He'll doze, feed and have random alert moments until about 11 when we go to bed.
I suspect on an average day he's asleep for at least 20 hours. They need sleep for brain development. I may have the next Einstein sleeping on my chest :o
Tongue tie snip went well. They said it was a posteria tongue tie so he couldn't get his tongue far enough out, and his tongue would bunch up in the middle. My nipples always looks like a lipstick shape normally when he's fed because they're pressed on the hard palate but they don't now. We still get clicks, but I think now it's been cut we can work on positioning again. He's been a bit unsettled this evening, but he's finally caught the cold the rest of us have had so it could be that.