Morning everyone! Daisy another kick for your DH
very interesting though what you say about early starts, there was a Horizon programme last night about the body clock and all the different times of day that are best for things, can't remember the details as I nodded off about halfway through but I do remember that teenagers are biologically progammed to need long lie-ins... really hope that ds is on the mend, poor little chap.
kayz glad you're on the mend, your dh sounds like a star.
ladyt hope your dp is ok after the accident and that the insurance sorts itself out quickly.
cat you sound so much happier, really pleased things are starting to get easier for you. Dd is still quite windy, she generally sleeps from 8 til about 1ish now then wants a feed, but to comfort her windy tum she often ends up sucking the boob for ages so I never really know how much she's hungry and how much it's for comfort. And my nips are getting a bit sore with it all
verso well done for seeing the doc and getting the help you need and deserve. Hopefully the meds will start working soon and you feel better about things.
bisou lovely to hear from you!
jam great news about your DH's job offer, that's really fast work!
SL hmmm my next door neighbours have a 4 year old called Summer, I think they named her hoping that it would come out in her personality but a name that more accurately reflects her would be Madam she's very very demanding and shouty. And our walls are not as thick as they ought to be (though bizzarrely they always claim never to have heard DD at all???)
Things are going ok with us at the mo, she's started to sleep a little bit longer at night before her first feed which is great. We gave up on the dream feed, she fought with a bottle and trying to bf her ended up waking her up instead I am determined to get her taking at least one or two feeds from a bottle though, I don't want to be a prisoner for the next however many months... Have got this bottle which looks really wacky but supposedly is closer to bfing so even though we've left it really late she might be convinced. Just need to find a time to express now!
DH's work is being a real pain at the mo, his surgery hours are 9-6, late shift until 8.30 on Monday with an afternoon off on Tuesdays. Last week he managed to be home in time for one bedtime and given that bedtime routine starts at 7, usually nodding off by 8, that's pretty bad. We could put her to bed later, and I guess then she might wake up later for her first feed, but then we get less of our 'adult' evening before turning in ourselves. Anyone in a similar sort of time situation? How do you make it work? He's thinking of going in early as it's admin, letters etc that keep him late rather than patients usually, so if he went in to do that from 8-9 rather than after work, would be able to come home sooner hopefully.