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

Claree__x

fluffnutter wrote: »

Freddie's changing his nap schedule. On the plus side he sleeps later in the mornings, and I'm wondering if he's getting ready to drop his morning nap. On the downside it's all a bit chaotic, this transition period. I don't know whether to put him down* or not, nor can I plan very well.

Babies. You think you've got it sussed then they go and change everything.

*NB. not in a putting-a-pet-to-sleep way. That would be wrong.

Love the clarification :rotfl:
We took eilis swimming this weekend and i had her in a rubber ring seat thing and I said to my husband that I was going to take her out of it and "dunk her in" - you should have seen the look of horror on his face, I only meant up to her shoulders!

delain

I always found the changing nap times annoying, fluff.

At the moment little miss is sleeping in the buggy when we go to get Squeak at lunchtime, Which is never long enough or Squeak disturbs her so she's cranky until bedtime, but when we are at home all day she'll sometimes happily go back to bed at 9.30am :eek: and other days it's after lunch or not at all. Driving me slightly batty

Whilst I type Squeak has fallen asleep on the sofa :rotfl: first day back obviously tired her out!

Cake how is LO this morning?

Claree, I love that :rotfl:

If I ask OH to change little miss he tends to say no I like her how she is (please read as 'I don't fancy changing a nappy it can wait for you!', in case anyone was thinking awww how sweet ) He is pretty good in lots of other ways though so I can live with all the bum changes being saved for me

katiechoc_2

I feel your pain fluff, George's naps are all over the shop at the moment. Before he was poorly he was comfortably going from wake up at 7 to 1-2pm and having a couple of hours but now it seems some mornings he just can't keep his eyes open past 10.

Delain my OH is the same, he'll do wet nappies sometimes but it's easier to do poopy ones myself rather than listen to the moans as he gets ready to do it and the overdramatic gagging and choking as he actually does it! Big girls blouse that he is. It's only poop.

mozzyc

In all fairness my OH probably does more poo nappies than me! Usually because i'm doing some form of housework though. But he's very good with Charlie, we tend to do everything 50/50.

Hope everyone is well and lo's are sleeping ok with all the noisy fireworks!! x

Cake4brains

Delain, Mollie is absolutely fine today. No redness or even a tiny sign that anything happened. Thank you for asking x

fluffnutter

katiechoc wrote: »

I feel your pain fluff, George's naps are all over the shop at the moment. Before he was poorly he was comfortably going from wake up at 7 to 1-2pm and having a couple of hours but now it seems some mornings he just can't keep his eyes open past 10.

Yeah, this is what I'm hoping Freddie's shifting to. George is a little older so I'm guessing this is the direction Freddie's going. But then G's been waking up in the night again. Madness isn't it? Freddie's been sleeping through the night for about a month now. If he goes back to waking frequently I bet it will be worse than before now that I've got used to having uninterrupted sleep.

*Nutella*

Evening all

Cake, glad Mollie is OK today - must have been terrifying

MV, I'm very jealous of your cleaner! Every now and then I suggest getting one, and my OH will reply 'it's a waste of money - I'll do it!'. And then he doesn't, of course

My LO was awake and raring to go at 4.15 this morning - please can we have British Summer Time back?... She's got two nap schedules at the moment - one for the nursery and one for home. Nursery = roughly 12.15 - 2, and at home 11 - 12.30/1. But at night she's all over the place at the moment thanks to teething, poor little thing

Hope everyone's had a good day - really cold here! x

Angelmommy

Hello, can I join in please?

I had my little boy, Joshua Luke, finally at 41wks yesterday 3.11.13 at 8:20am. I do already have 2 daughters 16 & 9yrs but am new to all the boy stuff!

Everyone has been lovely from the TTC through to the pregnancy forums and I'm looking forward to updated advice and info from you lovely ladies too.

katiechoc_2

fluffnutter wrote: »

If he goes back to waking frequently I bet it will be worse than before now that I've got used to having uninterrupted sleep.

'Fraid so. G slept through consistently for a good few months then we went on holiday in the summer and BOOM it all went to !!!!!!. He goes straight off when we lie him down (usually) so it could be worse. But its so frustrating being disturbed when there really doesn't seem to be a reason for it!

And Nutella I am totally with you on BST. GMT sucks when you've got a toddler! Hope your LO's teeth get through quickly.

*Nutella*

Hi Angelmommy - welcome to the thread and congratulations on your little man! Hope you're both doing well and that the girls are excited about their little brother.