Oct/Nov 2008 mommies!

Helen so sorry. Sent you the pm .x

helen - i feel u girl - last night lea wanted to fit a key in the door so we pull her toybox up and she does this for 15min's then its bath time mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm screaming to point of puking and coughing all through bath and still sobbing by bedtime - not nice as i am trying to bath xen at same time so he gets screamed death by her so he joins in mmmmmmmmm 2 screaming babes and 2 irritated parents not good we were still snappy over it this mornin - brett admitted in midst of her tantrum she hit her head so she was most probably in pain too grrrrrrr

ally - that sounds like lots of work girl - cant u store your stuff in his old room now?

re lea use to spit up this dude projectile's LOL he makes his mouth round and a stream comes out - anyhoe phoned paed and he said to neubilise with saline and acc200 to get slime out and open chest - will try that for now - oh and i remembered to put on bib now after last change so hoping dont have to change 4 sets again today

ok gotta leave early hubby called said he made an appointment for the babies with our gp. i have 12pm appointment.

chat tomorrow mummies.

i hope netherlands win not a huge fan of uruguay.

Ally: i hate sorting stuff out i hate any kind of domestic work. lazy me.

Nicole/ Julz; sorry about the bad nights, i so hate them.

Helen: were close to the terrible two's so they might be creeping in early.

Morning Mommies,

Ally whilst you're sorting out your stuff don't you wanna come and unpack all the rest of our stuff as well hehehe Hope you get it all achieved, unpacking and sorting is, I've decided, a rubbish task lol.

Julz - I'm still out of the loop Hope you get Dylan's sleeping settled quick quick, its amazing how quickly they get used to something (good or bad lol).

Nelria - I can't offer much on the projectile either, Oliver used to claw at the boob but in my case it was because I had a low supply and he wasn't getting enough so he used to get frustrated and slap and claw at the boob. As for the puking, I have no idea, we used to get the usual winds but nothing too major, sorry.

Nicole - GRRRR on the early morning!! Not cool.

I have a real Moaning Myrtle and Tantrum thrower of note at the moment, Oliver gives me such a hardtime and its so frustrating!!!! I stopped to get bread this morning so he sees a packet of crisps and wants it and I say no Oliver can't have crisps now and OMW he went totally mental screaming and performing. Then last night I gave him a piece of liqorice (he looooves the stuff but man does it make him dribble lol) but anyway, he decided he didn't want to eat it yesterday he just wanted to hold it. He was still holding it by bathtime so I told him must either eat it or mummy will have to take it away because he can't have a sweetie in the bath. He wouledn't eat it so I took it away. The entire way through the bath he was screaming and crying and throwing a real wobbly to the point that he was doing that shakey breathing crying thing, it was awful and its becoming so frequent, as soon as I say no to something he starts going mental. I know its probably just a phase he's going through but man alive is it annoying!!! And then if he's not having a tantrum but sees something he wants then he moans and whines GRRRRR!!

My little monster is ready for his nap so I'd best be going, will try log in again later

Ally that is what people told me too about Dylan's pukeing, but when you and your partner are covered and I mean covered and when your whole lounge floor is soaked in vomit, you tend to class it as more than spit up. I would eventually feed him and dump him in the middle of the floor and wait.

Oh no about storage!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi mommies.

Luckily last night went a bit better and we slept until 9am.

Nelria, the twins also used to spit up after every feed. You need to remember that what you consider vomit probably isn't. It's just spit up. And that happens when the milk goes and sits on an air bubble (wind) in the tummy. And what comes back up looks like a lot but if you take a tablespoon of milk and mess it on a counter, it will also look like it's a lot but it's only 15mls. We winded the twins after every feed like mad to get that out and they did spit up but then atleast we knew they wouldn't vomit later on because of the winds. Other than this I can't help you as the paed just said to leave them as their little valves by their stomachs just aren't strong enough yet and as long as they are not crying or anything else wrong, they are fine.

Have quite a lot to do today. My brother is moving into the side of the house where we used to stay. It's a small flatlet with a big-ish lounge area, a bedroom with walk-in and a bathroom. So all the stuff that we still have in there needs to come to our side (dammit..there goes our storage unit!) and I need to sort out all the crap. It's all stuff from when the babies were small, books, etc. so not looking forward to it. And then C and I decided to sommer sort out our room aswell. It's such a mess and nothing has a place so it's about time!