So of all the holiday talk ? we?ve been trying to organise a long weekend to the lakes or dales or similar with some friends, all of whom (who?) have DC?s too ? but can you believe we haven?t got a weekend we can all do up until the end of July So we?re now saying that we?ll fix a date for next May/June so we know we?ll have time to go together. I had a feeling this might be our only holiday this year as DH is self employed, and so won?t ever take time off work. Will have to work on him for some time in September, maybe ? Cat we have a bush baby carrier that a friend gave us, and so far its worked well (but only used it 3 times). DD seems quite comfortable, but I worry she?ll suffocate with her face pressed to my chest so think I?ll be happier when she?s big enough to face forwards.
Kayz I?m another Whitby lover and it was voted best UK holiday destination last year at the national tourism awards, by us by the sound of all the votes of approval it's recieved! In fact we (DH and I) were just talking about how nice Whitby is today, and agreed that Robin Hoods Bay is even nicer (but not a place for prams with that huge hill). And it?s not weird to go there ? last year we went to Pickering for a weekend (isn?t that where you live?) and it only took us 35 minutes to get there!
KMP welcome back to the UK
Turnip your poor DH, too many people with job worries. I do hope his sort themselves out quickly.
Verso what a horrific ?timetable? your DD follows , you are amazing to be getting through this. Have you tried the cluster feeding in the evening? I really hope it (or something) works for you and DD2. We have started to feed DD at 6 and 8 in the evening before bed, since last week (used to feed 4.30/5 ish and then 8) and then we tried a dream feed at 10 ? DD wouldn?t wake for the dream feed at all or take anything - but the closer together evening feeds seem to be keeping her asleep for 6-7 hours ? she?s now just waking once at 2.30/3ish and then again at 6.30am (although she won?t sleep again after that). I wish you lots of luck with it.
WG ?love? the dress! But a bit you have no MIL corkers to report. (Also I had the dress version of the spotty maternity top you?re wearing in another photo and loved it and wore it loads, packed away now, til next time)
Trace I?ve just had a letter this week about a smear test and I have worked myself up into a right lather about it (spent 2 hours awake last night fretting about it) and I am convinced that it will rip open my tear and all the stitches again. Without wanting to pry too much, can you let me know how yours goes and if its any worse than normal? As I?m still too scared to have sex with DH yet, god knows how I?ll cope with a smear. But as we all know right now, I would be stupid not to have it.
Phew, caught up, so will take snoring DH up to bed and hopefully be snoring myself v soon. Night night, and sleep tight everyone x