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March 2017 (2)

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purpleviolet1 · 14/07/2017 13:54

Second thread!

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Carolann8584 · 18/08/2017 15:26

Flowers purple

coupester · 18/08/2017 15:27

Poogate here too! Also a new outfit required... Shock

MotherofA · 18/08/2017 15:28

Purple you poor thing and poor baby . Is DS having much food and water ? Flowers

coupester · 18/08/2017 15:29

@purple I'm sorry you and lo are having such a tough time. I hope you both get some rest x

purpleviolet1 · 18/08/2017 15:51

Thank you all. Don't know whether I'm coming or going

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troodiedoo · 18/08/2017 16:23

purpleviolet1 Flowers sounds really hard going. Hope it gets better for you and ds.

purpleviolet1 · 18/08/2017 17:33

Just to share some lovely news Grin I've just had the 'all clear' from the cancer (it was 6 years ago). Smile

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troodiedoo · 18/08/2017 17:49

Fantastic news purple really pleased for you Smile

NameChange30 · 18/08/2017 17:49

Ah that is fantastic news purple! Probably just what you needed to cheer you up! Hope things improve with your DS v soon x

MotherofA · 18/08/2017 17:56

Amazing news purple ! So pleased for you Wine

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Carolann8584 · 18/08/2017 18:41

Great news purple Flowers

100yearsdotcom · 18/08/2017 20:37

Very happy for your good news purple and hope your poor son gets better very soon/the allergy settles, so awful for both him and you Flowers

coupester · 18/08/2017 21:08

Sorry I'm late with this but congratulations @purpleviolet1 that's great news! I hope it helped to get you through the day Flowers

Blondeshavemorefun · 18/08/2017 22:45

@mother of a. Happy to go through on here or via pm

Either write here or mess me average day routine - age and - weight - amount of milk and sleep having - what milk - bottle - size of teat etc

They are heading up to 6mths so time to start being tough and implement a routine and whatever method you are using for sleep to make sure it's consistent

@pirple. Fab news 🌟🌟🌟

MotherofA · 18/08/2017 23:34

Ah thank you . I'll have to get her weighed when we get back off holiday .
I really agree with routine by six months and thought I had it nailed . She is teething so perhaps partly that . Not sure .
I'll pm you when I have weighed her . Fingers crossed in the meantime . Smile
How have everyone's lo's been today ? We had 4 big poops today haha 😂 .

100yearsdotcom · 18/08/2017 23:56

What do you mean by tough blondes? I agree consistency is very important for baby to feel safe and secure.

All the babies on this thread are just lovely! Loving the photos and glad it's not just mine that manages to stick their feet out the cot!

We've still got DD in her snuzpod at nights but most daytime naps are in her cot now, which seems to be working really well for getting her used to it. She'll just lie in there happily chattering away to herself Grin

troodiedoo · 19/08/2017 02:28

Morning all 😴 dd's baptism today so I was hoping for a longer uninterrupted sleep. Ah well.

Blondeshavemorefun · 19/08/2017 07:07

I don't mean cio by tough but more tough on you guys - so babies may cry a little bit you go in and reassure if they start crying wait to calm
Down and start again

It may be teeth. May be 4mth sleep regression that everyone goes on about but I've never seen in any of the babies I've looked after who have all been in a routine - or dd. She seems to sleep more now if possible. Went to bed 7pm and still sparko. She usually is till I wake her 730 but might leave her to wake naturally today as Saturday and I was out last night

Have a lovely baptism :)

troodiedoo · 19/08/2017 07:14

Blondeshavemorefun thanks Smile

I really need to crack this routine shit.

Carolann8584 · 19/08/2017 08:26

DD has no problem with 7pm bedtime now I've sorted out a 4pm and 6pm feeds she must be storing it lol. She still has a df or 2 but they're usually while I'm still up. She still insists on waking at 5:30. Tried changing her then putting her back down, tried feeding her and putting her back down. Plus tried doing both but still wants it to be morning. She doesn't cry just baby babbles and she's discovered blowing raspberries lol. Today she had an oz at 5:30 then she chatted to herself until 6:30 and went back to sleep for an hour then we got up and I found a lovely morning present for me in the form of a blow out, out of her leg hole!!

NameChange30 · 19/08/2017 09:03

troodie
We don't have a routine yet, if that's any consolation! I'd like to introduce one but it's tricky.

MotherofA · 19/08/2017 09:12

Blondes can't say I ever heard of or experienced 4 mo sleep regression in my ten year old . When my friend told me about it I thought what a load of crap !
DD slept 10.30 - 6.30 last night !!! Yay first time in a good while Smile

100yearsdotcom · 19/08/2017 09:12

My DD has also discovered raspberries carol! She's still only pooing every few days so we've only had one blowout in the last month but that was bad enough!

I see what you're saying blondes, I think I'm coming from a very different perspective than you, which as you've said before is fine as every baby and family is different. We're taking everything slow and easy and it's working for us so far. Other than problems with reflux we're doing pretty well. In terms of routines we have certain consistent patterns already established and we will leave baba to settle herself for a while when she wakes up from naps rather than immediately going in, but during the night I respond straight away as I'm still ebf on demand. Having said that, I feel lucky that in many ways she's a very easy baby and now gives me 5 - 7 hours of straight sleep a night before needing a feed and I think that will lengthen naturally very soon. Also I'm happy to respond immediately as I'm keen to support my milk supply continuing as I intend to bf until she self-weans off the boob, hopefully at least until she is one. I do respect experience and have a fair amount of it myself, but also respect up to date evidence based research that helps us to know better and therefore do better. I think I agree with your friends in that I feel that it is very different caring for my DD (for whom I had to wait well over a decade to finally meet) rather than other people's children for whom I've cared. I can't really explain it other than the obvious new mummy comparisons and guilt that seem to be obligatory once you have a child of your own! Anyway, I'm glad your ways are working out so well for you and your daughter and hope all of us can find our own ways that work for us too.

troodiedoo · 19/08/2017 09:17

That is NameChange30 thank you! Dd will go to sleep between 10-11pm and wake at various times. I always just feed her and she goes back down till about 8am. But during the day just feeding on and off all day with little naps while she's doing so. Using me as a dummy as my dm would say! Hmm

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