MSE Parents Club Part 10

money_maker_3

Gemma, not sure if its the same with yours, but mine used to stop mid cycle all the time and I would just turn the power button off for about 5 mins then when I turned it on again it would finish !!

searching_me

mm i would .. treat yourself x

tarajayne

Drain button is usually one of the cycles!

Erin's home, ain't no angel either, shame!!!

Tigsteroonie

Thanks for the response Glam Our "routine" at the moment is:

7/8am - milk (EBM)
11/12 - milk
3/4pm - milk, followed by puree & rice
7pm - milk then bed
somewhere between midnight and 4am - milk

I was planning on introducing breakfast next, after the early milk.

His play & sleep times are pretty random in the gaps.

Only really posting this to compare notes!

jillie1974

LCK73 wrote: »

Hi there! After some thoughts and advice. My little one is now 12 weeks old and we aren;t in any kind of routine yet apart from feeding every 4hrs (bottle) and I know that he has a 45min nap after being awake for about 90mins - this pattern tends to repeat through the day until 8pm when he goes to sleep for the night. I've been reading various books - Gina Ford and Baby Whisperer and these seem to suggest it isn't 'normal' to have this kind of sleeping pattern!!! Can anyone shed any light on wether they are talking cobblers or am I missing something with my little man??? Just wondering.
Thanks
Lisa

that sounds like a routine to me

TBH, there is no 'normal' with babies. I never followed a strict one and Kian has got himself into one.

As long as you are happy and LO is happy I see no point in changing anything.


Books are all well and good but I have yet to find one that met all my needs so havent bothered with them and more or less done my own thing.

money_maker_3

How do you lot manage to walk so much !! The 300mertres to my shop kills me !!

searching_me

mm i love walking i can walk miles x

SusanC_2

carlamagee wrote: »

i never sit in on a saturday and no i remember why. im so bored.

How do you not have a list of a zillion things to do?

elle_gee

carlamagee wrote: »

elle, thats great news for you and rhys. im sure you are over the moon!

Kinda over the moon.. Of course I am because he's getting better and because he won't have to have the jab every week now, plus means no more weekly visit from the nurses, but it means I'm going to have to go down to the weighing clinic myself.. in a MORNING! :eek:

money_maker wrote: »

How do you lot manage to walk so much !! The 300mertres to my shop kills me !!

LOL I'm with you MM! Anyway, never mind 300m, down the stairs nearly did away with you! (jk!) :cool: Our children's centre is about a mile away and there's no way I'm walking it! :whistle:


Rhys is having a right stroppy weekend so far :cool: It started the second OH walked through the door after work yesterday and he's (R) been stroppy with him (OH) ever since He's fine with me but I need to get on and do stuff (sorting clothes and putting them away again, mostly!).

Did I mention he's stopped staring at his hand too? That dragged on for months! :cool:

LCK73

jillie1974 wrote: »

that sounds like a routine to me

TBH, there is no 'normal' with babies. I never followed a strict one and Kian has got himself into one.

As long as you are happy and LO is happy I see no point in changing anything.


Books are all well and good but I have yet to find one that met all my needs so havent bothered with them and more or less done my own thing.

Glad to read this, as it was starting to drive me bonkers. He seems happy so far, just a bit grouchy at times but I guess that is 'normal' LOL.
He also sleeps fine, so far, at night. Till about 7am most days. Fingers crossed that doesn't change. Think I will burn the books, they just make me feel like I'm not doing stuff right and doing things wrong.
Thanks again.
Lisa