Glad the chook is on the mend MsB.
It's gone well thanks DSM; I've done all those bits that never, ever get done (cleaning the skirting boards, using the special stainless steel cleaner on all the kitchen bits, bleaching the plugholes, dusting around the multi-plugs, etc, etc) so has been a thrilling day, but satisfying!
DP is going to do a big hoovering session later so it'll look nice and clean and tidy, but not obviously so iyswim!!
I also (sob!) tidied away all the cards we got when DS was born. We've had them out for three months so I suppose it was time. We were given a special box to keep all this stuff in, so they've gone in there, along with the first clothes he wore, a set of pictures and his cord as we're a bit weird.
DS has been so smiley today, feel really sorry that the rellies didn't get to see it. But he's not been drooling, so teeth obviously not an issue today.
If it weren't for MN and the lovely ladies of this thread hawthers, I'd've gone a bit mad too wondering why my baby didn't do what he was meant to
. It's indescribably useful to know of all the variations of normal when it comes to babies, sleeping, feeding, etc, that you just would not get otherwise.
Glad you're feeling a bit better Kitty, but sorry to hear you were so tearful.