Amani good to hear back from you. About the age thing I think it is perfectly normal. I'm a baby person really, but ds pushed me to my limits on occasion!
Caz you were saying about money issues and another baby...well this might be a bit contraversial but we are actually better off with two . Of course if ds was ff and in disposables it would be different but because he is breastfed and in dd's old cloth nappies and most of his clothes are hand me downs he isn't really costing us anything (chocolate and biscuits for sucessful milk production aside ). Of course it is all subjective, if you are used to earning a good salary then the £12.80 a week child benefit you get for the second child is nothing, but for me that's a quarter of what we spend on food again so makes a big difference-think with the tax credits we get about £45 a week more than we did with just dd which seems huge to me.
Macdoodle probably best you have postponed the jabs, if only for your own piece of mind. I wish I had with ds' cos its just been one thing after another leading to no sleep for us!
Suey I am pretty sure the pump and dump thing after drinking is a myth and isn't actually neccessary but still, just the thought of having to deal with babies with a hangover is enough to put me off! Actually the last time I did was dh's birthday last year, nearly passed out getting up to dd in the night and then found out a couple of weeks later was pregnant with ds! oops!
Ambi I was meaning to ask you how the switch to formula has been. Does dd seem more settled? Are you finding it easier? I remember thinking about putting dd on bottles for ages to try and get her to sleep better but then when I finally did it made no difference and she still woke loads in the night! I was also crap at the whole thing and would forget to make her bottles or to take any with me when I went out etc, for me it all seemed too much hassle but I seem to be an exception as most people seem to find formula easier.
No sleep here eiter Wizz.
Happy anniversary Clara!