Pigley Louis is a napper too, max sleep is 45 mins even in his moses basket upstairs (have started putting him upstairs for daytime napsdesite my earlier "I can[t be arsed" post )- glad Abigail is happier up there.
Have to rock or feed Louis to sleep, there is absolutely no chance of him going off on his own. He even hates the car! I thought all babies liked the car but I think he just likes to be able to see me and as we can't turn the passenger airbag off in my car he has to go in the back. Poor baby just wants to see his mummy and cries and cries, it's awful. He screamed on and off for 30 mins yesterday, only stopped when I kept on pulling over to check on him.
He's a high-maintenance baby alright, I think if he was my first I might have been more wary of having a second! (Only half joking) But very beautiful with it and soooo chatty at the moment! Have lovely "conversations" him.
Louis wriggles in his crib too- but it's one of the rocking ones and he likes to cuddle up to one of the sides so it's always on a slant
McChesers, when ds1 was born I found that making myself get showered and dressed every morning (instead of at lunchtime like I wanted to be doing!) really helped. Huge sympathies to you though my lovely, it's such a shock to the system that it's no wonder you might be feeling a bit low. Be kind to yourself.
Well I've been to the dr's quite a bit in the last week. I have found a lump "down there," right inside and it's really worrying me. First dr couldn't find it (I know its there!) nor could the practice nurse at a separate appointment so I'm going back again next week for some more prodding . I think all sorts of things go through your head once you have children.
Anyway, off to have my pudding (meringue, whipped cream and mixed berries, yum!)