Well if we are sharing stories, me and DH were on holiday in Fuerteventura and had gone back to our room for a siesta after lunch and put the TV on - this was about 2pm Spanish time so I think the second tower had just fallen. It came on to a Spanish channel and it was showing the footage of rubble and people staggering around it - we just assumed it was a film until we started flicking through all the channels and they were all showing the same footage. Ended up watching CNN and got the full story I can't watch anything about it as I find it just so so and emotional.
Chocgal agree with the others that your HV is talking crap Some babies just do need feeding in the middle of the night (some, like Yorkys, are just looking for comfort) Follow your instincts and ignore her Great news about the kidneys.
Coolkat am sure it is teething - Hamster also has days where he seems off his food but as soon as a yoghurt appears, his mouth opens wide
Right, am I underfeeding Hamster? Am a bit worried now as I was out with friends yesterday and one of them has a boy exactly a month younger than Hamster - anyway, his mum gave him a whole fruit puree for a starter, an entire jar of Stage 2 baby food and then some chopped up banana - this little boy is tiny aswell. I was a bit as I thought Hamster had a good appetite but I have never given him an entire jar of baby food in one go - and certainly never given him 3 courses!! What sort of quantities are you all giving your babies?
Hamster has 1 weetabix or 3/5ths of an adult-sized portion of ready brek for breakfast - sometimes he finishes it all, others he doesn't. He has a snack mid-morning (couple of breadsticks or a few carrot puff crisps or something like that with some milk in a sippy cup) then half a jar of baby food/1 pot of the Plum stage 2 food for lunch followed by a fruit puree. Another snack in the afternoon and then tea will be a slice of toast or a large ricecake with cheese/philly/puree spread on it followed by a little yoghurt. He also has 2 bottles a day of about 7oz each time. Does this sound about right? Or am I underfeeding him?