mocat Wow! It sounds like Alex is doing really well, esp with his sleeping! DD2 sleeps for long periods too, she wakes up for a feed at about 5:30-6:30am, then often goes back to sleep til 11am/12pm! She is rarely awake for longer than 2-3 hrs at a time before she then goes back to sleep . Don't worry about Alex sleeping so much, my eldest daughter slept loads (still does, for her age) but I was always told that as long as they are alert it's nothing to worry about.
I sounds as if most of the bubbas are doing well, sleeping better and feeding less frequently. DD2 only has 4 feeds a day now....6am, 11am, 3-4pm, 7-8pm....then BED!!
I had a really challenging day yesterday, 2 play dates, which I'm learning are just NOT relaxing with 2 year olds as there is a constant need to intervene. At the second playdate, the little boy had got a mini quad bike for his birthday at the weekend, which DD1 loved, but neither of them could understand that to stop it moving, you have to take your foot off the pedal, so they were crashing into anything and everything, and all you could hear was me or my friend shouting (above the noise of the damn quadbike) "Take your foot off....take your foot off.....TAKE YOUR FOOT OFF....!!!" .
DH was at work all day, and in my wisdom I decided to bath both girls together . My goodness it was physically hard work...then DD2 wouldn't stop screaming for about 1.5 hrs after bath.....she was just tired...but overtired I think as she couldn't settle herself. DD1 spilt her milk again while having bedtime story and milk (3rd time this week ). By the time I got back downstairs I was pooped beyond belief! Then it was time to cook dinner......
Anyway, I had my physio today. I have a very stiff T5......(thoracic vertebrae no 5). He advised that I keep asking DH to massage the tight muscles too, but I just feel bad asking him when he's been at work all day long....
LM