No, don't cut corners! Put in the effort and read the lot. You will be rewarded!
Please tell me where the reward is? I read page 16-26 and It was pretty depressing. A June 15ers husband basically has not discovered her clit. I'm sad for her. Does this get better? I don't think I can keep reading.
Once it moves on from being a counseling sesh it comes full circle back to a FFFC about anal, haves and have nots, woulds and would nots, basically.
Hope LO feels better and gets some sleep. Fevers always scare me.
thanks. It's definitely scary. DH keeps saying he's so nervous he wants to throw up which makes me more anxious. She seems fine otherwise which is reassuring.
Sorry, thats not comforting at all of DH. And thats exactly how I would be! My SO is the polar opposite, he would be the one telling me its nothing and to just give her tylenol and let her sleep. In SOs world the sky could literally be falling and it would be "no big deal". Also not comforting. Drives me nuts.
Post by periwinkledaydreams on Oct 16, 2015 22:40:46 GMT -5
I am so tired and want to go to bed but I no lie can hear my SO snoring from where Im sitting in the living room, and he's down the hall in the bedroom, with the door closed. Screw that! Then again I better get in there and kick him til he stops before he wakes up the baby. FML.
LO has a 101.2 fever. Trying not to freak out. So much for any sleep tonight.
If you're still up - babies run hotter than we do. 101.2 isn't as scary a fever as you think. Is she teething? 100/101 was usually teething for us. The fever handout we got from the pediatrician on Tuesday says "The usual fevers (100F to 104F) that all children get are not harmful...It is important to understand that there is no evidence that fever itself can be harmful unless the temperature exceeds 107F. Fortunately, the brain's thermostat keeps nearly all untreated fevers below this level...Beyond three months, call immediately if the fever is over 105F, your child is crying inconsolably or whimpering, or cries if you touch or move him."
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