@1004Rise I can't keep up either!! I've got a half written post from almost a week ago - I used to be slow but this is next level! I miss the interaction during the night feeds too.
Here's a vague attempt:
@1004Rise I think my tiredness and anxiety are totally linked - we had a little run of great sleeps from baby (5-6 hours for the first bit) and I felt much more stable. I think the pressure to be switched on for client emails and look after a baby after bad nights is really stressful, so I'm finally coming to terms with the guilt over a baby sitter and am trying to see it as a positive - I should consider myself lucky I can cost it in to the work, and benefit from the ability to shove a wash on and have a shower in between writing emails ; ). That in itself is a luxury I should celebrate!
On a nappy tip, not sure whether you got that sorted but we tried Waitrose, Chicco and Pampers, and Pampers win out on less leaks and nappy rash. He would like the most expensive brand…although handily the cheapest bulk packs are on Amazon Prime - another excuse to hit 'Buy'!
It's really weird to think he might need Size 2 soon…
Has baby rise spent a bit more time in the next2me (and slept a bit more than Sunday night?!)
@MrsJW15 and @Rockyroad17 I've been getting this 3am shopping totally wrong by paying for it myself. Rookie error. Linking DP's card instead 
How's baby Rocky's sleep now? Has it evened out a little?
Re: Nursery furniture, not sure whther you are sorted but we have the sleepy head in a Snuzzpod which fits well.
Not sure if you need one but the Ikea changing station is brilliant too - £25 and has lots of pots you can hang from it and shelf underneath for easy access storage.
@PeachIcedT did you start any exercise after all? I saw my doc for my 6 week (at 8 weeks) check and he suggested swimming and light chest lifts (very gentle half sit ups to try and get the core knitting together). I've been walking a few days a week (not much, maybe 3-4k, and purely as a result of having to go places in London) but I'd like to try and continue walking every day.
Thinking about a mum and baby yoga class. Anyone have any experience of those? I feel like he's a bit small still but then have no idea what they entail. I'm bound to feel like a twat in one but that's nothing new with me and yoga classes 
@Raspberryinamelon Long way back but good work on the scar! Mine is covered in a glue strip and looks gross (it looks like it's been flocked in clothing fibres), but I think has healed well?
At 8 weeks I've got a lot more feeling back so just give it time, I'm sure you'll recover more sensation. Things improved drastically around 6 weeks for me in terms of comfort and feeling.
@BouncingBlueberry how's your scar this week? Hope it's a bit less tender. I'm just reaching the point where I occasionally forget it's there (until I move in a stupid way and get a sharp reminder!) but it's definitely getting there.
Has anyone else had dissolvable stitches and a glue strip? Judging by the reaction of MWives in my home borough of London, they seem to think it's a weird practice liked by the hospital I gave birth in (a different borough).
@Rabbitykins55 How's baby rabbit after the TT procedure? Did feeding improve?
@Vanilla8 How did the breastfeeding top hunt go? I've realised I can't don my usual all in one jump suit type outfits as it involves getting half naked to feed 
@Mrspage1985 Hope your recovery is going well and your DP has got his head screwed back on…that sounded like a very frustrating situation pre-holiday. Yet again, Tea summed it up very well.
I find that kind of behaviour creeping back in now and again, and sometimes think it's worse when I've temporarily taken on more and asked for less help. He seems to immediiately slip (dive) back in to Prebaby lifestyle as if that's it for good, and I have to then re-explain my position. Like @Tickyboovicki it's a case of repetition.
One thing I have found quite good is to sit every morning whilst we all eat/feed, and ask what we want to achieve that day during any time not allocated to work. It then allows for a bit of negotiation. After a couple of shocking days we made an agreement that neither of us (meaning he) shouldn't assume that time outside of work is his to do what he wants with, and instead we should help each other to do what we'd like to do without leaving the other unsupported.
It's such a relationship learning curve, isn't it?
Right, got to go, evening feed about to kick in.
Hope to catch up on more recent convos later!
Speaking of quiet ones, how are you @Badgerbird?