MissP LMAO at the idea of going to work and taking some of the baby dribble with you Has happened to me as well.
LargeGlass second that on considering you a super-mom having to deal with twins! My first 2 were close in age and THAT was hard! I myself, have a tonne of energy in the sense that I cant sit still... so I am always on the go with something. My friends think I am nuts, but I think its genetic since my Mum is the same way
sleep so another sleepless night for me. After going to bed at 1am (after Christmas visit with friends) Marco was up every 2 hours from 2am until 8am when we officially gave up trying to sleep! The poor thing was quite gassy and crampy as he was doing the whole 'scream in agony whilst arching my back' thing. Finally at 4am he started to have small poos. This continued for the next 2 wakings until he finally exploded at 8am! Hopefully he feels better. Poor baby did not have a poo in 2 days, not to mention all the gassy-type foods I was indulging in during 2 dinners out. Thats one thing about BF I am not too keen on. I always forget to watch what I eat (aside from meds or alcohol).
Photos our photo session went sooooo well!! (will post on FB when I get the pics tonight). The photographer was quite young, but seemed to have the magic touch. Everytime we get her, we are in and out in minimal time. With 6 kids in the photos, we were done in 5 minutes!! Took us longer to pick which picture we liked best (they were all good) and wanted to enlarge. Thank goodness its done!
Snow So with all this talk about snow, was wondering how much you ladies are used to getting??? When you talk about the roads being bad and being snowed in, I picture mounds and mounds of white!! LOL... it may seem naive... but I have no clue what your climate is like. We get quite a bit of snow here. For the last 2 years, the piles of snow at the side of our driveway from shovelling have been over my head! This year, we have gotten very little.
Jetli How did the gloves work out?? Did Hetty actually keep them on?? Marco wears an undershirt and sleeper to bed, but we dont have a growbag so we just swaddle him. For the most part, he stays warm, but if he manages to loosen his hands out, they get quite cold. It doesnt help that they go right into his mouth either! He usually ends up in bed with us after a feed, and there is nothing worse than cold goobery fingers pawing at you whilst you are trying to sleep through a nursing session at ungodly hours!!