Hello hello! Honestly I'm on bloody holiday and yet completely fail to stay up to date with you all.
Arti dh rather liked gravity. Perhaps it was because of the underwear
. Or maybe just enjoying being able to go to the cinema on his lunch break with some work mates. Last think I saw at the cinema was Walking with the fecking Dinosaurs. Before that was Toy Story 3
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ZJ holiday in Cornwall sounds lovely. Very
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All of you seem to have had some amazing holidays. If we are going to drive all the way South we end up going to France so we can see family. Otherwise we stay quite local. Which is lovely. But I do want to see more of the UK!
Vag how is uni going? The bike looks super! Are you going to be taking it back to Aus with you?
Jam keep nagging the GP, can you get a GP to ring you back if you beg the receptionist? Ours sometimes do that, thye might prescribe over the phone. Remember both you and baby need treating. Not really anything else you can do I'm afraid. TBH if you can't get anything with GP today then I'd be taking myself down to OOH tonight else poor ds3 is going to end up sore too.
Kayz glad you are enjoying driving, that is half the battle. How are you feeling about the SENCO involvement at school? I guess it is good that they are involved and that you will have support if needed. I don't really have experience but my gut says to beware of labels at such a young age. Individualised support, yes. Absolutely. But a label to carry all through your school career? Not so much. But then these days you can't access the support without the label. Hurrah for new oven though! Ours only half works the bloody thing.
LadyT gald the pregnancy is looking good so far. Still can't believe you are upduffed again! So exciting! Don't worry about the weight, do what you need to to get through these early weeks and when the sickness calms down try to stick to a nice balanced diet and you won't put too much on.
Beans hope you get dd2 sorted. Nasty things bladder infections.
So I have regained control of my house. Sort of. Children still exist so any cleaning and tidying I do is quickly undone. How is it that I remove anything that shouldn't be in a room from it, turn around and there are piles of things and stuff all over again? Has been lovely being off though. We have walked too and from school, I've been teaching ds1 to ride his bike with no stabilisers. Not quite there yet though, he is like his father and not very coordinated or balanced. Dh on a bike is rather comical
. I've been putting my peer supporter hat back on and doing baby cafe which has been lovely, lovely, lovely. Toddler group, getting out and about with ds2, meeting a friend and her squishy newborn. Has been great. Few days left then back to uni Monday. Quite looking forward to it though.
Dd has been causing a bit of concern. She started wetting herself at school again. Then it turned out an older girl was "being mean" and "telling lies about me". Dd had been coming home with no hair bobbles and it turns out this girl had been pulling them out of her hair and running off with them and generally pushing her about and interrupting her games. I don't blame school for not noticing really, it is a small school and children of different ages do mix a lot, it is normal for older girls to take and interest in the smaller ones. Plus dd loses things on a regular basis and her hair is mad and always coming loose, her teach frequently redoes it at school. Anyway it all came out eventually and school have dealt with it straight away and dd seemed much happier but then this morning she was refusing to go in and trying to claim she had a tummy ache. The teacher on duty takes dd for phonics and reading and noticed she wasn't right straight away so I had a quick word and she is going to keep an eye today. Hope my girl is ok. I always thought ds1 would be the one to struggle socially at school but I guess dd is pretty different. Ok very different. Really completely insane and not at all like the other girls. Her best boy buddy she has known since they were toddlers is in the year above (August birthday, only 4 months between him and dd, seems crazy they are a school year apart). I hate seeing my amazing, quirky, interesting, imaginative, curious, dinosaur mad girl feeling sad.
In other news dh had the snip on Friday! Yippee!
Anyone else get night sweats? I've had them on and off since ds1 was born really. Mostly cycle linked but at the moment they are all the bloody time. I've just put the summer duvet back on rather than the winter one as I was literally dripping every night and it is a little better. Fed up of waking up soaking with the sheets and duvet around me also soaking. Must send winter duvet to be cleaned. Should probably invest in a good waterproof mattress cover too, any suggestions for one that won't make the sweating worse?