Morning,
Dog i am at your posh meal! Wish it were me. I used to go to those groups when dd was a baby, although i used to go with my friend and would sit there the whole time just chatting to her and so didn't really get to know anyone else. This time around it's different because the friend i went with doesn't have another baby yet, although maybe that's a good thing because it will force me to speak to other people if i go to a group. There is an under ones group on tomorrow afternoon (i like the afternoon ones because it's too much drama trying to get to a 9am one!) I might leave dd with my mum who lives around the corner from the group and i could take Finley. I am really nervous though because i am really rubbish at speaking to people i know, let alone those i don't. I figure the secret is go every week rather than going once and moaning i don't know anyone?
Stripey it's ok, i am very socially awkward too.
ray i was like that after i had dd. I moaned like hell when i was pregnant with her but after i sort of missed being pregnant and would look at pregnant women and wish it were me Now however, it's a different story! After having ds and not wanting anymore children, i look at pregnant women and think i am glad that's not me I guess the novalty has well and truely worn off! Congrats to your OH
moose i wouldn't beat yourself up about it. We have all done silly things. When my dd was a baby and could sit up but not crawl, i put her on the kitchen breakfast bar to sit while i did stuff in the kitchen. She decided that day to reach out for something and tipped over onto the hard floor! I caught her straight away but her head hit the floor and it went really soft and squidgy. The doctor said she was fine but i felt awful. I never put her up there again, i guess we have to learn the hard way. You are not a bad mummy!
chefswife sorry to hear your having a hard time with your dd. I hope things improve for you.
missJ what i scare for you! I hope your dp gets better soon
I am keeping my distance from my friend who is competitive. When her baby was "waking once in the night" at a week old, she forgot to mention that she was putting her down after a feed at midnight! So she was feeding at midnight then going to sleep, waking "once in the night" at 3am then waking at 6am for another feed That to me is not waking once in the night. To me it would be baby going down at at least 10pm, waking at 3am and going until at least 7am to be able to say baby is waking once.
We took Finley to be checked over at the doctors yesterday. He is ok, still on the antibiotics and is getting better slowly. He poos loads though! He is so lovely, smiley and he coos all the time. It is so cute.
He is 14 weeks now, we manage to get him to bed by 9.30pm after a feed in the evening and he wakes at 3am for a feed. It's a bit random as to what time his feed after that is. Sometimes it's 6-6-30am and other times it's not until 8am. It's hard doing a routine though when you have a damanding toddler too.
Wow that was a long post!