Hello lovely ladies!
We have been pretty busy with both sets of parents up here so not had a chance to get on before now...
HAPPY (belated!) CHRISTMAS ALL!!!!!
MrsFish think you're probably mad to be potty training over Christmas but good luck and sounds as though Sam might be beginning to pick it up!
LES - glad you got it dorted with dp in the end and glad he apologised with a suitably expensive present!
Inzi - delighted to be of service!!! Might be worth getting some gaviscon from your GP... Reflux is common Choc - the mechanism keeping food in the stomach rather than refluxing up your gullet is immature at birth - I think I read that at least 50% of babies have some degree of reflux which almost all corrects by a year and a good proportion a lot sooner.
Muppet - well done on not losing your rag at mil and taking it all with good humour! I would have given her a slap
Hello Polar, Winnie, ejt, Choc, J20, Stefka, Dal, Floria, Strawberrylaces, Anyasmum and everyone else!!!
Well we had a lovely Christmas. Sam was for the most part a very well behaved little boy and seeing his excitement at opening his stocking and then presents was truely magical - can't wait until Adam is old enough to appreciate it too!! He did get a little overwhelmed though so we have been taking it slow with the presents - think he still has 3 or 4 to open! All in good time though and at least he gets t appreciate them.
Dh is officially an absolute star though. For those who don't know my sister who lives in New Zealand is expecting her first baby in April. I had been agonising about the logistics of getting to see her - the main obstacle to her coming back before next chrsitmas is financial, for me its financial and also not being too keen to leave my boys for a week or longer. For my Christmas present he has given me a bit of paper that had written on it 'When thinking about what to get you for christmas I got to thinking 'what would Alice like most next year (apart from sleep?!) And I thought she would probably say 'to see my new kiwi nephew'. So this paper can be cashed for £750 at the bank of Rich (dh) to pay for a ticket between UK and NZ either for you to go there or for Sophie to come here' When I read that I bawled my eyes out - I would NEVER have expected such a thoughtful and generous present and it is wonderful to know I will be able to see them!
Anyway off to spend some time with my family now but just wanted to pop in and say Hi...
Lots of love,
Alice, Rich, Sam and Adam xxxx