plonko yay for relations! Glad it wasn't terrifying down there.
No relations for us at the moment though - certainly didn't take my periods long to reappear. So I'm stomping about and being grumpy today, because waking up to a crotch like an abattoir is never fun.
I head out even when it's cold. The baby gets well wrapped up in her buggy, and I've figured out how to get the hat and gloves on her, so she's fine. Gorgeously warm today though, I just had a cig in just my vest and didn't shiver at all!
eco I'm in theory following the baby whisperer, because my sister swears by it and both her kids were fairly easy. But after five weeks I've come to the conclusion that my baby is really determined not to follow the pattern the baby whisperer describes. So I'm just using it as a general guideline for now. Mainly because mine has a pretty small appetite, and if she's fed immediately on waking she doesn't eat very much. So we've been doing activity first, then eat, then sleep (after a good ol' burping session). Seems to be working much better, and means we can keep an eye out for hunger cues before she starts crying. As for the three-hour repeating cycle, I'm being fairly lax with that too - she goes for a nap when she's really sleepy and she sleeps as long as she sleeps, so she's being fed roughly every three and a half at the moment.
I remember visiting my sister when my younger niece was only a couple of weeks old, and being amazed she fell asleep so soon after eating. My sister pointed out that when they're tiny, they really can't stay awake for very long. Somehow I hadn't realised that! From first waking to feed, to conking out afterwards, how long is that taking, eco?
Loving this early morning F1 thing - I didn't get up until 1pm! And when I finally surfaced, the man was feeding the baby - she devoured an entire three ounces in one go, made her an extra ounce and she necked that too. Nice to know she does have an appetite, even if she tends to forget!