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Yes sun bob we do that in our bedroom which gets the sun all day and it makes a huge difference.

Ours just slept in a vest and nappy last night, room temp read about 24. We keep 2 windows open front and back to get some airflow. Also find a humidifier makes the room feel cooler. Not sure if it actually helps with temp.

I'm sure you can buy vouchers online for most chains?

Ah I see! Well, I always appreciate your advice!

How have you tried so many prams!!!

How did you adjust it? My son (6mo) stands and tips forward. I don't think he would actually fall out, but you never know.

Or the micralite? We ar looking at that to replace our bee. I think it's umbrella fold.

The Tripp trip has a shoulder harness, took some getting used to! I put his bib on over the harness too as its difficult to clean. I'd rather have a lap belt I have to admit.

We have just started using the Tripp trapp as a high chair (had the newborn seat up until now) Happy with it so far. Didn't bother with cushions. Drf check with height of your table. Baby also likes sitt g in the idea antilop at friends houses, so that is a good buy I think.

You don't sound moany or pathetic!

I have pm-d you, I'll have them!

Lots of sites have family fields. We like Forgewood which has a separate adult field. Great for kids as you can camp in the woods. I've wanted to stay at blackberry wood but you need to book far in advance!

I love them. People can read or not read as they wish!

Oh and sometimes I call my sister for a chat and a singsong

Tv/book or just some time on my own doing something that gives my brain a holiday

Hi, they do shoot in the kids a&e, I was approached in there. And saw a family being mic-d up.

Oops, yes I meant summer!

Role reversal week = brilliant idea!

Ah, mines the original bee. Sorry to have confused you! I was wondering if people used their footmuffs in winter. I assumed we'd leave it on and just zip off the cover bit. Is that crazy?

I had to call in helP! Started from side, pulled it really tight over each button. Hood off.

Hopefully not too typical nowadays Pickle!

Yes... Was tight though.

My husband is much tidier and more organised than me. I hope he thinks we have the balance right, but our agreement is that we both work Fulltime - him at work and me on maternity leave looking after the baby. When he gets home try to split the work fairly so we both get time with the baby and time away from the baby. We aren't militant about it though, eg on the weekend I was finding things really hard for example and I just went and had a nap while he looked after the baby. Then on Sunday he had someone over to do some stuff and I took the baby. He does all the cooking and finances. I do laundry, baking, nighttimes with the baby, and try to keep the house tidy and on top of chores during the day which is hard as I am naturally messy and have a high tolerance for it! We have a cleaner once a fortnight so worst case scenario everything gets cleaned then. I'd like to do more cooking I think, I'm not very good at it though. We both have our faults. Its easy to get bogged down in who does what, but as I'm generally happy with the split I tend to let most stuff slide when I'm annoyed and I know he tries to do the same. Also on those days when the baby is super high maintenance and the house is a bomb site he has yet to comment! Also we don't hold each other up to doing it like we would. So if he does something and i think it's not right, I don't say anything (unless its REALLY not right.... Like he's shrunk my brand new silk top, for example... But that was years ago.....!)

Just check what plane it is. The newer the plane, the better time you will have, we went from a qantas flight to a ba one and the difference was staggering as the ba plane was much older! Have you looked at seatguru it will give you info about the planes.

I had the nausea a few weeks back. Had to nap constantly as well. Just retreat to the BRAT diet would be my advice! Although I normally stick with the toast and bananas only. Otherwise might be worth seeing the pharmacist for help with the symptoms, and the doc if things don't improve.