Mugabe all!
kbro grumpy 2 gets like that sometimes, I tend to burp her mid feed and then put her back on if she is still rooting. If she is fussing so much that she keeps losing the latch I stop the feed and do something else with her for a few minutes. She has days when she possets with every feed and days when nothing comes back at all, it seems entirely random (apart from the fact that the biggest amounts always come up when I have forgotten to grab a muslin
. Also I don't know what it is about 3yo's and dinosaurs but grumpy 1 and all her mates went through that phase. Good that you have got a head start on learning about them, you'll need that knowledge 
frolic sorry to hear that it has been a sad Sunday at yours. Hope DS isn't coming down with something, or if he is that it is mild. In theory I am all up for the dwarfs building up their immune systems by catching mild bugs etc but in reality I hate seeing them ill. Fingers crossed for a good long sleepy night to ward off any nasties.
To all those starting off with monitors and upstairs sleeping, good luck! Much as I don't wish these precious early weeks away, I am slightly envious of those of you a little further down the line. I am looking forward to having an evening again that isn't sat in the dark watching i-player on the laptop (although Catastrophe season 2 is proving hilarious!)
joskar YY to those small airer things, we have one shaped like an octopus that hangs above the bath. Solves the problem of how to dry socks that are too small to hang over an airer!
siani hope your nips are still attached. Cluster feeding is a big downside to bf'ing. Hope your DP kept you going with a steady supply of drinks and buenos.
loves shouldn't laugh but can't help myself, love the idea of zombie baby!
peachy how old is DS1? My oldest is 4 and a half now so some of the challenges are a little different than with a toddler. Have the same issues around rough play though. I don't think you can do anything other than keep kindly telling the older one to be gentle (as you are doing!) At the end of the day you have to keep them both safe. I explain it by saying that my most important job has always been to keep grumpy 1 safe and healthy and now I have to do the same for grumpy 2 as well. She does get it, she just forgets when she gets excited or when she is playing. It is hard as it ends up feeling like you are constantly nagging the older one.
Had a very old school Sunday in the end, played board games and my Aunt and Uncle popped in to meet grumpy 2. They are from a small village an hour north of Aberdeen so we don't see them very often. We then tried out grumpy 2's new bath seat and they were both in bed by 7:30pm. A good way to finish half term. Argh. School run starts again tomorrow
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