sounds like maybe he is growing up a bit vq, I know you'll miss the three of them when they're gone but I bet it will also be nice to have some you and J time :) How is J atm?
Glad to hear it's a phase pr I may try that technique with E if it comes to it, it might work but as detective says about her O, E often will find something to do to keep himself awake. It's been about 3-4 nights now, and what I do is put him to bed, he will crawl around a bit, and when he starts to whine i put him back in the middle on his back, and he will either get back up and start again, or go to sleep. Tonight it took me going in once, last night was about 4 times, i think. I don't know when I should go in or what I should consider as 'good' or when i should just leave him and let him get on with it. He just whines, it's just a 'hrrrrrrrmm' kind of noise, a high pitched little moan. He shuffles this way and that way and today I let him moan a little and he eventually settled. I don't know, I think in the grand scheme of things he is still what most would consider good at bedtime, he's just not as easy as he used to be!
det hopefully doing it in teensy quantities and slowly will be alright for him but perhaps you're right and it was a bit much too soon. Hope he's right again soon enough :) Also, can't be fun rocking a 20lb baby to sleep :|
Speaking of weights, it's weigh in clinic tomorrow and I keep finding reasons that mean I need to go because i am so paranoid about his weight but I really should stop weighing him twice a month. It is not necessary. So far I have come up with 1) he's had the runs and might've lost weight 2) i've taken a bottle away 3) I sometimes feel very guilty about giving him solids before bottle with the exception of breakfast and feel like i'm forcing him into things even though he seems perfectly happy usually 4) what if he's still gaining weight like a mega baby and is still 'too big' 5) what if they realise i'm not there and think i've done something to him :| or actually, what if they realise i'm not there and think thank fuck she's finally fucking given up weighing the poor little sod. I am trying to force myself to leave it till the next clinic cos then it will have been a month since he was weighed last, and that's less 'paranoid mother' seeming.
E just moaned, but he's moved somewhere else now. Still asleep, so that's good.
pass E would just want to get off my knee if I tried that! Tactics so far are to turn his mobile on after 3 dummy inserting sessions. I hope he stops bothering soon. He has a load of cuddly toys at the bottom of his cot, do you think if i move them he'll be bored quicker and go to sleep, or if i move them will he be bored quicker and whinge more?
chasing i've known that to happen before when my siblings were younger. It's weird, but hey, least it wasn't o crying! that mummy baby moment sounds lovely :) you two have such a fab bond, it's very sweet :)