Evening, been ages since I've posted but all your posts are a godsend to read in the middle of the night feeds. Erin did a couple of 11pm til 6:30/7:30 nights but now we are back to waking at 3am - and she feeds, gets so sleepy - and does a giant explosive nappy so have to get up and change her and she wakes up again then. She then wriggles and snorts in her Moses basket for ages. She's got a new sleeping bag so that's fab as she can't kick all the blankets off. She's nearly too long for her basket now - at 7 weeks - that was an expensive unnecessary purchase then as she'll soon need to go in her cot.
Bella so sorry to hear about your husband, I'm sure all will be well in the long run but it's bad timing and an unnecessary stress for you both now 
Yomping I totally agree re breast feeding being a total pain - and I really just had painful nips for a week, it's more that it's so tying and I still find it a bit embarrassing/ stressful to feed in public - as I too have fast flowing milk that sprays everywhere if it's been a while. I want to try expressing sometimes but am too stingy to shell out for the machine to milk me, bottles and steriliser as I don't think I'd get a lot of use. Also, how much do you express for one feed? Do you think I could do enough by hand just into the one bottle I have (a freebie avent one)?
Huffle I too still am leaky, went to GP for check of undercarriage as I can feel something there - and she said my stitches were ok but it's just very collapsed and I can just feel the back wall of my fanjo
. She said to just to my pelvic floor exercises and that it might take a year to be back to normal
- a year...
Erin had her weight taken yesterday - she's 12lb 6oz now at 6 weeks, 6 days - what a bruiser (7lb 12 at birth). She certainly likes her milk... She has started 'speaking' - making cute baby noises, gooing and almost chuckling. Very cute 