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Embracing the new family dynamics and looking forward to the future with optimism

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  • beanielou
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    hb2 said:
    Savvy, I'm glad that you have had a good few days - as you say, long may it continue!

    Thorsoak, I'm sorry that 'your' twins are such hard work and glad that you don't have to deal with the early starts.
    Thanks hb2 - they are such little pickles, and bed time is a bit of a battle because twin 1 still needs her sleep and will happily nap during the day for 30 mins or so, then go to sleep by about 7.30, but twin 2 fights sleep and wants to stay up for so much longer - and wants to sleep in in the morning!   I do wonder if it is because twin 1 spent her first 9 weeks in NICU whils twin 2 came home with mum - not that you'd know that twin 1 had ever had a problem - she is a TOFS baby and had trachea and oesophagus were joined and she was operated on at 8 hours old to separate and join oesophagus to stomach - she now eats like a little horse and is only 1 kg lighter than her sister!

  • NatalieSav
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    edited 30 May 2020 at 4:12PM
    Is your granddaughter supposed to be visiting another family home? I thought the lockdown rules weren’t being eased until Monday. You are supposed to meet other households outside just now. The virus travels more inside than outside. She may have no symptoms but that doesn’t mean she might not be a carrier and you are caring for two young kids. I have family I’ve not seen since March. From reading your posts she’s been staying elsewhere and she’s going to be coming back to you. Do you know how many people she’s been in contact with during her time away? Reading the lockdown rules as they are just now she should be staying with you until the Govt say it’s ok to be meeting people from other households. The current rules are quite clear. No sleepovers and at the moment if your DGD is living with her mum , lockdown rules are being broken.  You are currently only allowed to meet family if you are outside, keeping a 2m distance and only two family groups should be meeting at one time. The rules are quite clear. 
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