Doctor's appointment was fine. She's referred me to the consultant and will call to let me know whether I should attend my endoscopy on Tuesday.
I'm going to have to talk to H about whether we should tell my parents before twelve weeks. We didn't last time and they didn't guess because it had taken two years of trying, but mum already wanted to know why I was seeing the doctor. But I don't want to tell anyone in RL too soon. Decisions, decisions...
Post by heartofglass on Apr 8, 2016 12:51:31 GMT -5
Kristykristyleelee sounds like a flipped ground fault plug or breaker to me. Good luck with the electrician though. We had to have our entire house rewired before we moved in and things still don't work right.
So on Saturday I posted that C started walking with his sit to stand learning walker. Should I be worried that since Monday he has refused to use it and no longer cruises along the furniture like he used to? If I stand him at his walker he starts crying. We can't think of a time that he fell that scared him. When I try walking with him holding my fingers, it's like he forgot how and doesn't bend his knees anymore.
holliberry28 does she have a space for him to sleep there? Like a crib or pack n play? Is she prepared to handle him potentially not sleeping well in a new place? What's your primary concern with him sleeping there?
I've got an early hearing this morning and I was up late prepping for it. I'm so glad today is Friday.
She does have a pack and play and he sleeps there sometimes for his first nap of the day if she brings him to her house. I guess I'm scared she'll feed or rock him in the MOTN and undo all our sleep training efforts.
Plus there the that she acts like she's the boss and this gives her more control.
So you already know my thoughts on taking advantage of overnight babysitters, and you also know about my own issues with my mom, so keep that in the back of your mind as you read the next part.
I wouldn't worry too much about her undoing all your sleep training efforts in one night. In general I'm pretty laid back with babysitters and I think everyone dealing with a baby needs to find their own way in dealing with sleep disruptions. So if she needs to rock him or feed him to get him to sleep, it's not the end of the world. That being said, I feel like most people who watch babies are more apt to NOT feed/rock than they are to. It's much less work that way.
In terms of her acting like she's the boss and having control. Meh. No matter what, you're the mom and you set the rules. In terms of perception she can think whatever she wants, but you know the truth.
Also, all you with the walking babies need to start shutting that shit down. I'm happy DS finally figured out the crawling thing, but I am nowhere near ready for walking! If he got that silly idea, I might just knock him down
The first couple times she did it I texted MIL 'DD just took three steps on her own twice!" And she responded 'your FIL wants to know if you knocked her down after that" lol
Dang it, guise! My baby is 10 months old. Why am I crying over the c-section scene in Grey's Anatomy? I don't know how to do spoilers, so I won't give any more details, but I'm way behind the rest of the world.
Kristykristyleelee sounds like a flipped ground fault plug or breaker to me. Good luck with the electrician though. We had to have our entire house rewired before we moved in and things still don't work right.
^^^That you are well enough versed in things such as this makes you very hot and crush-worthy.
Maybe that belongs in the FFFC thread.
ETA: seriously though all the outlets in our garage will go out sometimes. There are two outlets that have the little push buttons and normally it's just one of those that has popped.
tiffbot, I saw your Maryland twin today at the grocery store. I almost shouted out "Hi Tiffbot!!" I mean, I know your real name but I refuse to believe it isn't Tiffany.
Somehow between taking them off last night and waking this morning, I misplaced my glasses. I couldn't get my contacts in my eyes because of allergies, so I am wearing my backup pair. The prescription is so old that most text is blurry and I already have a headache.
i HATE when that happens. I haven't gotten new glasses in years and don't even know where they might be around here, but when I can't get my contacts in, I end up going without. Not completely blind yet, thankfully.
Also, I need to order more contacts. Just realized this is my last pair and I've already been wearing them for awhile.
tiffbot, I saw your Maryland twin today at the grocery store. I almost shouted out "Hi Tiffbot!!" I mean, I know your real name but I refuse to believe it isn't Tiffany.
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