Helen GV

:) thanks, i knew i wouldn't be alone! it's just the knowing that i have absolutely NO chance of getting a quick nap later to catch up. never mind the beauty sleep, it's sanity i'm concerned about...

wish i could tattoo sth like this to the inside of my eyelids, nice to read stuff like this, must print it and leave it for hubby to find...

how can i get Mr two-and-a-half to sleep past 5.30?????????? do the gro clocks work?? Normally I can cope with the early mornings but this morning he came running through at 3am, then was awake at 4.30, then up for the day an hour later, and I am not happy mummy. can't believe he woke so early as i even put up a blackout blind yesterday! could it be too dark?????

maxi cosi fts, though you will need adaptors. not sure about the van but our maxi cosi fts with a normal seatbelt

Might be Magic moments creche? Don't have contact details sorry but sure someone on here will

easier said than done!

i bought a bottle with a straw that pops in and out for my toddler, he likes that and will happily drink water from it. got it from sainsburys. you might be surprised how easily she takes water, esp in this weather.

Princess Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Whether I'll > have the time and inclination to perfect that with > a 19 month old running around remains to be seen I > guess! in my case it was desperation that made me try it and it took no time at all! you'll make it work when you need to so don't worry too much. > PS Ruth, was having two so close together really > such a good idea?! absolutely. you just won't realise it for a couple of years :))

I've heard the ergo s good for bf... I have a baby bjorn active and while i know lots of people don't get on with them, I have found it great for bf, though only on one side (the left. i can feed bub on the right side too but find it much more difficult to move about, partly prob because the right boob is a lot smaller. :-S ) you have to adjust the straps so that the bub is level with your breast and then away you go! am still using it and bub is 7 1/2 months

it is baby whisperer, and i'd like to know any success(or not..) stories too! There is a forum you can look into, thebabywhisperer.com from memory.. must have another look myself.. Think it is hard work from what i've read so would be good to know if it worked!

am comng too, fine with germs!

I like the idea of the back packs too.. I must admit that BEFORE I had kids I didn't like the idea of reins, not that I thought they were treating the kids like dogs but it did look strange. Now I would have no hesitation using them should the need arise, as safety is first and foremost.

It is really tough but it does end! would definitely recommend cranial osteopathy x

would second washable wipes, SO much more effective than baby wipes I have found.

look into baby led weaning too, following on from what saffron says above. a load less faff :)

until they are about 7 i think, yes...

Congratulations :)-D

:) and HOW ON EARTH can a baby excrete such a large amount and manage to keep so little of it in her nappy?? honestly?!

supergolden88 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bumping this old thread to ask how much are you > expected to pay for treatments (for a baby) and > how many treatments are recommended? I think I paid ?45 initially then ?38 for subsequent treatments, of which there were 2 for my first child and 1 for my second.

...wake up at 5am then fall asleep 5 mins before you get to the playgroup/activity, then wake up just when you get home!

congrats!

done!

right, am going to aim for 10.30 when the museum opens, will get tickets for 11.15. don't know how many i can ask for otherwise would be happy to pick up a few for others... will probably head to the aquarium and/or the room where the bees are to wait. will prob be wearing jeans and a brown/pink hoodie, a baby in a sling and be chasing after a curly-haired 2 yr old boy will wear my 'i like biscuits' badge!

yup, nice one.

Have you looked at the Bugaboo bee? Lighter and smaller but still practical, also cheaper than the chameleon.