kyz (((hugs))) it's so hard when they are ill.
vq do it.
We're having some interesting developmental leaps here. DD1, after a good 18 months of accompanying me to the loo and 9 months potty trained has decided that she wants to go to the loo on her own. The phrase she uses is "je veux faire pipi tranquil" which means basically I just want to pee on my own. Which is what we say. Frequently. So good, no more potty, leaving room for LO who...
... Is obsessed with watching us on the loo. AND has decided that she No Longer Goes In The Pram (until she is so knackered she just stops walking and flops face first into the mud. Like today. )
The dog is unamused at the suddenly slow walks.
Other developmental leap is feeding herself. I know you guys encourage feeding self quite early with your blw stuff. We do too, for finger food, but here the preference is to spoon or fork feed non finger food til they get it. And that has happened this week. Am giving the high chair to the red cross next week and LO is being brought to table to eat with us in a booster chair. Whoop. More space in the house. The playpen and highchair in my tiny living/dining/kitchen area was getting to be a tad too much.
Last thing. LO refers to both me and DH as 'Maman' but with different tones of voice. My tone is for demands and serious urgent cuddles. DH is for play 
Reading a French parenting mag - was free - an article about how to get babies used to cheese. They don't mention dairy intolerance but they do talk about introducing too much dairy at once re protein. They say cheese, yoghurt , meat and eggs adds up to too much protein and >>> tummy troubles >>> sleeping issues.