lol omy - as i read you post about fear of gagging, i was just about to say that aitch recommends a baby first aid class to calm the nerves, but realise you've prob read everything she's written already! i did not know about the youtube blw vids, will go hunt out.
glad malcom's sleeping a bit better now gill. i did empathise with the 2hrs to get to sleep stuff. dd only used to be like that a couple of times a week, now only maybe once but its still a struggle. after two nights of sleeping through, dd decided again at half three that sleep is for losers. luckily dh was on duty. it really made me laugh, as she yelped and started crying after half an hour of persiant hello-i'm-here noises, he finally got out of bed, but not before asking me in all seriousness whether NOW might be a good time to move her into her own room.
sally - dd does a fab creaky door too! its got a slightly witch like cackle to it too. actually, now i am attuned to it, babies everywhere seems to doing it.
ginger, glad you got away and glad your dad on the mend. take it he's out of hospital now.... and a lo on lap is a much better excuse for the spelling that mine which is that sometimes i just have no idea....
sarah -- ooh, more pics, looks like a lovely day and rosies looks lovely in the photo in her chair.
alkar, i reckon at the best thing about mumsnet is reading about other people's babies rolling off things. dd not yet mobile enough, but am equipped to not feel too bad when it happens. isnt it telling that we've had two babies roll themselves off things in a week? i reckon we might have a next title thread in there somewhere.
lucy - i know what you mean re catching up on the thread. i had no idea how daunting it could be til now! ugh, smear. and poking around. leasr there's only the fitting to go.