November 2012 - Any tips for surviving the 18-month sleep regression?

[StuntNun]

Previous thread: www.mumsnet.com/Talk/postnatal_clubs/2035882-November-2012-Are-the-LOs-old-enough-for-Mothers-Day-yet

"Are you having a good day O?"

"Yeah"

Hello wanda

"Are you missing mummy little O?"

"Yeah"

Hi lily

I need a review of your latest book, worth downloading I kindle? The one you put on fb

I need a good read

"Is daddy a prize plonker for not rinsing you hair?"

"Yeah"

I loved it. Really loved it.

Obviously it was modern with the timeless feel of a classic.

Oh good. What was it?

Oh, so you went for the new one. I thought you read the classic one

It was so lovely to see some of the values of the era of Jane Austen transposed onto a contemporary scene.

No. It was the Val McDermid rewrite of NorthAnger
Abbey.

I read only 3 books tonight for O instead of 6. We compromised, she could run around naked for 10 min but I took 3 books away. She was so happy. And only weed once on the carpet

It retained romance of the original.

And we went by the river and she digged in the sand with her fingers than kicked them. I just giggled. Bad mummy.

What are you reading now?

O is not hugely interested in being read to. More than one or two pages, he like to flick them himself.

Do we have a new thread? Shall we kill this?

I want to read now so we must decide

I have decided to try another Val McDermid the mermaids singing.

I think I will also try the Joanna Trollope rewrite of Sense and Sensibility I think it is.

And I have the new JoJo Meyers on the list too, i think eliza recommended it.

At least he can flick the right way.

Oh, I read the jojo one. Can't remember it now so must be easy read.

Some children go to school not knowing which way to flick.

eliza said was an easy good commuting read.