ThePFJ, hope Jack feels better soon. I can only imagine it being stressful, as they seem to have these symptoms for so many things, so always having to keep the potential serious ones in mind must be hard. Do the doctors thing it might become easier as he gets older, or is this something to always watch really closely?
Here I've washed 3 days of dishes (only washed bottles properly and rinsed dishes and cups yesterday, didn't have the strength to do it properly), 2 loads of washing, and yet it still looks a bit messy. Once R wakes up I'll put some of his toys back in his room and pack the dry clothes away. Can't be bothered to vacuum. Oh hell, and still have to go to town. Urgh.
Ah, before I forget, I've got a question for all ye wise ones:
(A really, really stupid one, I know...) How do you dress babies for winter??? E.g. indoors it's warm(ish - not too much) so he'll wear long trousers and long sleeved t-shirt material top. When we go out - do you put this all-in-one thing on top of that? And if so, do you take it off once in, for example, shop, so that they don't overheat? Slightly different in SA in that you drive most places, so they're not subjected to cold so long outside, but once inside, central heating's normally not that warm inside, so all the babies I knew were dressed warmer for indoors, but not warm enough for outdoors here. Hmm, I'm babbling (something which I seem to do all the time lately). Might be worth ignoring most of the above and stop by the "...for winter???" bit.