MSE Newborn to 1 year (& beyond!) baby club 2

sunshine_1988

Elisabeth, apologies from me too. I meant to reply also. You are very right, its tough!! But any questions, queries, moans or worries then just post them on here - there is always someone who can sympathise, answer or join in!

Hope you stay here with us! Xxx

*Nutella*

Hi Sunshine! How are you and Aiden doing?

Peanut2013

Hello all

Had a 'oh god he's growing up' moment earlier!

This week (his 14th week) we're finally getting consistent giggles, trying to pull himself up on his legs, can go from lying down (almost) flat to sat up (before falling back over again, lol) and actually playing with toys!

He's not my newborn anymore is he?

sunshine_1988

*Nutella* wrote: »

Hi Sunshine! How are you and Aiden doing?

Hey good thanks, although sleep is still a sore point here. Good nights and bad nights really.

Hows your sleep training going? I am interested to know as I am really going to persevere when we move house (will be in a detached so no neighbour to worry about lol)

Xx

sunshine_1988

Peanut2013 wrote: »

Hello all

Had a 'oh god he's growing up' moment earlier!

This week (his 14th week) we're finally getting consistent giggles, trying to pull himself up on his legs, can go from lying down (almost) flat to sat up (before falling back over again, lol) and actually playing with toys!

He's not my newborn anymore is he?

Ahh sounds lovely I miss the first times they do stuff stage. I still get a bit sad packing away his clothes that dont fit and mine is 13mnths!! Your LO is growing up, but with every new week there will be lots of new developments which will amaze you. You sound a very proud mummy, and so you should be xxx

Bamama

I swear I said hi to elizabeth but if I didn't it's because my phone sucks!

Hello m'dear. Welcome to the mad house, where poo is talked about more often tgen any of us realises!!!

*Nutella*

sunshine_1988 wrote: »

Hey good thanks, although sleep is still a sore point here. Good nights and bad nights really.

Hows your sleep training going? I am interested to know as I am really going to persevere when we move house (will be in a detached so no neighbour to worry about lol)

Xx

Good nights and bad nights here too After a few exhausting nights of gradual retreat we had a really good week, so ever the optimist I was starting to think I'd finally cracked it. But since then we've had a few not so good nights, and last night was pretty terrible... I suppose perseverance is the only way forward, but it's hard work! Hope things improve for you soon x

It's her birthday next Saturday! :eek:

sunshine_1988

*Nutella* wrote: »

Good nights and bad nights here too After a few exhausting nights of gradual retreat we had a really good week, so ever the optimist I was starting to think I'd finally cracked it. But since then we've had a few not so good nights, and last night was pretty terrible... I suppose perseverance is the only way forward, but it's hard work! Hope things improve for you soon x

It's her birthday next Saturday! :eek:

Ahh well done for keeping going though. I gave in last night and put him in with me. There is a promotion coming up at work and I could do with being on the ball, so sleep is needed!

Wow, a big 1 year! Have you much planned?

Anyone know how sammie is?

Xx

*Nutella*

sunshine_1988 wrote: »

Ahh sounds lovely I miss the first times they do stuff stage. I still get a bit sad packing away his clothes that dont fit and mine is 13mnths!! Your LO is growing up, but with every new week there will be lots of new developments which will amaze you. You sound a very proud mummy, and so you should be xxx

But even at 13 months and beyond they'll be doing stuff for the first time. Just imagine him saying new words, putting his own clothes on, tying his shoe laces, eating with cutlery, coming across a piece of paper or a remote control and not putting it in his mouth... :cool:

sunshine_1988

*Nutella* wrote: »

But even at 13 months and beyond they'll be doing stuff for the first time. Just imagine him saying new words, putting his own clothes on, tying his shoe laces, eating with cutlery, coming across a piece of paper or a remote control and not putting it in his mouth... :cool:

Or....imagine him coming across a rogue sock which I dropped on the way to the washing machine, and him not putting it in the bin!! That will make me very proud