38????
although, dp expressed desire for more, but not at this minute . . . .
still suffering from this "roskilde" virus at the mo. not helped by me forcing myself to go to my office Xmas do on Friday night (although only stayed for a couple of hours - just to make appearance as they kept asking and i have just extended my maternity leave until April ). Was quite nice to gussy up though - was a real posh frock do and i borrowed an amazing sequinned vintage skirt from a friend.
poledra - meanie! I get mad jealous when my dp goes out too but have to admit he deserves a night out now and again - he works really hard and is pretty good at home, when miss fussy-boots lets him do anything. Just make sure you get a night out too.
smudge - sorry to hear about little J's fall. i must admit i still leave elodie on the bed and pop to the bathroom but its a huge bed and she is not the most wriggly baby. but now her tummy is gone down a bit, she is more flexible and is drawing her legs up and spinning a bit. i know her immobile days are almost over . . .also feel for you about others grabbing and not letting go of your baby. its weird. wouldn't you want to give a crying distressed baby back to its mummy???!!!
I am afraid to say E has gone back to her old ways with the dummy . . .we used it to comfort the poor little thing during the hospital visit and aftermath. Now she is fine but once again used to sucking herself to sleep and wakes up at 2.00am again although she was sleeping all the way through before.
its my fault - i got her off the dummy but still always gave her a top-up before she went down, so she was kind of using me as a dummy,i guess.
but poor little mite - am planning to put her in her own room fairly soon (maybe after Xmas) so all sleep training is on hold until then.
WEaning is now happening - albeit at a really slow pace and lacksadaisical manner. i decided to wait until last week (26 weeks) and have tried a combination of baby rice, cereals and finger food. I am not doing mad homemade purees - just steaming odd bits of this and that and keeping up the breastfeeding. She gets iron droplets too.
Experienced mums - were you very methodological about weaning? Was anyone as random as I am???