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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 03:10 AM   #11
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We had a good night - DD's 'night feed' is getting later, and then she goes back to sleep no probs!

How was everyone else's night?

Foogirl - thanks for the nap reassurance and yes, the food shovelling is repellant. I've never understood the need to clear half a plate with one mouthful!


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 03:18 AM   #12
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Thanks Foogirl! Yeah trouser leg would be great - I'm devising a secret handshake to go with it!

We got Evan down with a bit of protesting, then he was up at 1am, and grumbled on and off all night. Woke up at 5.45am. Our night was similar to what it used to be (although we used to do 2/3 feeds), with LO quite unsettled and waking early.

Hopefully, now he's got blankie, he might settle back down today!

Sounds good TennisGal! I've never watched masterchef, but I need to add that I also hate watching people shovel food down their necks!

Does anyone know why there's gold stars on the thread title?


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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 04:12 AM   #13
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That's me - I rated the thread as excellent, or suchlike. Everyone else had gold stars, so I thought it was only right ;-)

Like the sound of the secret handshake and rolled trouser leg, lol

Shovelling is hideous - it's actually one of my pet hates, and yet I still watch!!

Jacs hope Evan is more settled today...may just be the fact he's missing blankie? Let us know how he gets on today...
I've got to wash blankie - DD threw it, and cat attacked it...I was too slow off the mark!

Good luck with naps today, ladies, we have visitors for the afternoon...so not sure how the naps will go, as DD likes to be involved in everything!


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 04:14 AM   #14
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Morning Everybody!

Well we did PU/PD last night with Kyle (well OH did, I was on the sofa getting some zzzzzs after looking after the in-laws) and it worked but not without a lot of PU/PD (!) I think it was like eventually Kyle was like oh well, I might as well just go to sleep. He woken again at 4am for a feed then went down awake and grizzled then fell aleep.

This morning for his nap OH is doing PU/PD again but it's been going on for 30 minutes now!!! You really do need to be so fixated on the goal to get through it don't you !!

Poor mite is so tired but just won't fall asleep. It's hard to understand isn't it.

Oh well, another day of activities and no rest! He was grumpy meeting his Granny for first time yesterday (was in teething pain in the morning) but cheered up a bit and OH & Granny took him to Baby Yoga in the afternoon so I had an hour and a half free to myself Wasn't very organised and didn't have anything planned though - should have got a haircut or some other treat!

Thanks for starting the group Jacs!

Look forward to hearing about the napping progress today xx


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 04:22 AM   #15
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TennisGal, I never knew you could do that! I thought gold stars meant they had a million posts or something! (I have naturally rated this as excellent as well!) Sorry, but I laughed a bit at the cat getting the blankie!

PieMistress- you must be knackered! I would have just stayed at home as well, for a break. Well done for sticking with the PU/PD, he's doing well, especially with the teething. Let us know about today.

Evan's on his first nap, and has been asleep for about an hour, so I think he's happy now he has blankie! (it's amazing that this time last week he had never even seen a blankie, now it's his best friend!)


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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 04:26 AM   #16
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Thanks for starting the group Jacs! Hope everyone is doing well.

Special thanks to Foogirl! Max slept 7 till 7 last night (only one feed at 2.30) and he had a 90 minute nap in his cot yesterday evening! now during the nap routine he puts his head on my shoulder and sings to himself, which is how he gets to sleep, its so sweet. It's making such a difference to both of us! x


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 04:43 AM   #17
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Thanks for starting the group Jacs! Hope everyone is doing well.

Special thanks to Foogirl! Max slept 7 till 7 last night (only one feed at 2.30) and he had a 90 minute nap in his cot yesterday evening! now during the nap routine he puts his head on my shoulder and sings to himself, which is how he gets to sleep, its so sweet. It's making such a difference to both of us! x
That is so sweet!

I'm glad it's working for you.


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 05:25 AM   #18
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LOL at the secret society!

Sounds like everyone is making progress!

PieMistress - well done getting started! That's brilliant that he went down awake after his night feed! Naps are definitely trickier but we will all get there in the end.

Lyre - wow things have really turned around for you too, well done!! Love the image of him singing to himself on your shoulder!

Jacs - sorry you had a difficult night - probably because he was overtired due to not napping yesterday without blankie. I'm sure things will get back on track today.

Question about night feeds - do people find that night feeds tend to happen at much the same time each night or does it chop and change? I find there is no consistency at all and if anything the time of the night feed seems to be getting earlier instead of later - at first Thomas was waking up at 4 or 5, then it changed to 3ish, and last night he woke up for his feed at 1! I was so exhausted getting up to feed him as I only went to sleep at 11. He still only had the one night feed and went back to sleep after it till almost 7 - but I would have expected the feed time to get later not earlier! What have other people found?


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 06:48 AM   #19
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morning all

secret society defo sounds good hehe

Jacs - poor Evan - good to hear he is naping better today - he'll be catching up. i agree about the blankie - lo is getting used to it now - its so sweet. Yeah i definitely find it harder to fit three meals in, the last one always seems to be closer to bedtime - we have never had a feeding routine - i have always fed when she's hungry but now that she's on solids i really think i need to stick to a routine otherwise i'll be feeding her all day. The HV told me to give her fatty foods now - all the stuff that we shouldn't eat or should eat in moderation

Tennisgal - yeah lo was up after one hour last night and the only thing that would settle her was a feed - still she puts up a fuss after being put down but eventually goes to sleep - i find that when i feed her in the early hours i can feed her then leave her to settle - earlier in the night i have to be there with her otherwise there lots of crying

Polaris - yes i find that feeds are all over the place - last night she woke for three feeds - they like to keep us on out toes

Naps are realy difficult - i find it really hard to leave her for 20 minutes cuz she'll just be crying - but she is clearly tired as she wakes up crying but doesn't want to go back to sleep - i'll have to try a bit harder

does anyone ave any tips on how to get oh to read or watch sleepsense - i ask him everyday but don't want to nag him. Because of this im not working to the book and can't realy expect to see an improvement if im only doing it partly - MEN!


 
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 06:58 AM   #20
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Flowers04 - I managed to get OH to watch the videos, he's not a big reader. But mainly I just tell him what we are supposed to be doing. Would be nice to have a bit more active involvement, but hey what can you do?


 
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