Oh Bob Oi, we've got 24 hours... to watch tonight as we recorded it. I'm going to be a mess, aren't I
? Today's embarrassing welling up was outside Oxfam book shop, as there was a kids' picture book in the window called something like 'I will always be there' or 'never without you'...I need to get a grip.
I don't know how you're managing Gee, especially with her not napping and another DC to look after. Do you do dummies? When DS was 'learning' to sleep overnight, he'd just take a dummy instead of a bottle.
That's pretty pants of your DH figgy - sounds like he's grumpy about his work stuff and taking it out on you. I was absolutely knackered in the evenings for about the first 3-4 weeks when I went back to work (to the point where I thought I might be accidentally pregnant!), and it's to be expected. And as for lazy- has he noticed who's going out to work and being a parent?! Frankly if DP and I manage sex once a fortnight at the moment I'm happy!
It was a Long Island Ice Tea aethel, I mix a mean one- although sitting out has meant that some beastie has savaged my ankle, b'starding thing.
Right, to throw our weekday routine in...
6am DS wakes, goes into bed with Daddy
6.50am DS gets BF
7.30am DS and Daddy finally haul their lazy arses out of bed get up for the day, and get breakfast: about 3/4 of a Weetabix, or porridge, and half a nana mixed up.
9am ish- DS has 30/45 min nap
9.30- bottle (180 ml)
12ish- lunch of a houmous/cheese/egg mayo sarnie and some fruit
Nap at some point after that for 30/45 minutes
1.30/2 ish- bottle
4.30 ish- bottle
6.30- evening meal of soup & bread/pasta/mushed up roast dinner, etc
7pm BF
Then to bed, and as of two nights ago we dropped the dream feed, so that's it.