evening all
off to bed in a mo - totally shattered. Toby is still waking every 2-3 hours through the night! Just too tired during the day to get anything done, including trying him on some baby rice to see if it makes any difference. Can't wait for next week when my Mum is staying!
Chooster - glad to hear that Max is doing well. DD is also so much happier now her antibiotics have kicked in - feel so guilty that she's been ill for a while i didn't really notice. hope Theo gets better soon, poor little boy. Croup sounds awful.
city - like the others, i have one of those terry towelling bath supports - had it for DD too - fantastic. Toby loves lying on it kicking away, but he also loves just lying in the bath splashing - not sure I should put his ears under water, but he laughs and smiles the whoel time, so it is obviously not sore for him!!
Greedy - your poor sis. I'm really surprised they don't scan her. I was scanned whenever I bled in all my pgs, except the time after lots of bleeding that I'd had a BFN, as they then said I'd obviously had a complete miscarriage. They can't leave her just to find out at her first scan - that's heartless. Oh so hope everything is ok for her!
Firsty - good old Ty!!! Can't believe that Toby used to sleep through - can't imagine him ever doing it again at the moment. He's so dribbly, I wonder if it's his teeth - it really hurts now when he chews on my finger, so his gums are getting harder. Everything is in his mouth constantly now, being chewed! Got him to take some water from a juice cup with afternoon (about 1oz, but it's a start). He also played happily with a bottle of formula for about an hour and took about 0.5oz, but at least he was enjoying chewing on it!!
Honey - hope Dex sleeping gets better - although only one wake at 4am sounds bliss to me!!!
Got a real work dilemma girls - manager of my manager (who is leaving) is very keen to speak with me regarding her successor - which hopefully is positive for me. However, I'm not convinced you can manage a team for more than 10 people if you are not in the office full-time (I'm not sure me who's been a manager for 2 months only before starting mat leave, can really hit the floor running after 9 months off and have 15 people working for me either, but that's another self-confidence question, I have to deal with!!!). But I also don't really want to work full-time anymore - I want to spend sometime with my baby! Then a friend has suggested that I apply for asimilar job to hers at the senior school here where I live. It's a partime, term time only job, which pays badly, but she loves - sounds very tempting, but i've no experience of working with children (it is kind of a pastoral care type job - there for their problems etc etc, rather than a teaching job.) Then I'd only have to worry about part-time term-time childcare for Toby and then get all holidays and after school time with DD and toby. It's a scary thought applying for a job when i have a perfectly good one already, but it does sound as if the job will be much less stressful and i won't have a daily 66 mile commute!
Sorry - just sorting things out in my head by writing them down on here!
Must go sleeping!!
take care
xxx
Iampg - hope you still remaining positive, if you're not already Iamamother!
xxx