June 2010

Mrs SH- it is really recommended that you do not give baby solids until 4 months as their tummies are not ready for it. But I do know plenty of woman that have added a little bit of cereal to the evening feed to make baby sleep better and have had no problems. I personally would not do any of that until you have spoken to your paed or nurse.

Lucy / Juandre - ja I'm not really one to take everything to heart that a person says, I guess I was just surprised that I didn't agree with her - because so far everything she's said, I've either been in total awe of or 100% agreed. Anyway, Alex will be the one dictacting what we do and how things work. Cheeky little monkey!

I'm alone in the office for the rest of the day! Got to go buy my boss' wife's gift from the office and then going to get my UIF papers in order. I'm so pleased, our accountant is a CA and she can 'certify' copies of my wedding certificate and ID(not sure if that's the correct word).

I'm starving today!

Nadia - I'm no expert on the matter at all, but I thought you were only meant to introduce solids after 6 months? I thought (again, I haven't no knowledge except for what I read on the internet...) that if you needed to top up feeds, you had to give formula? If it works, then don't change it. It's just interesting all the myths there are out there....!

Eve & Noster - awesome that you go approved!

Hi Ladies,

I'm just reading your advices from your antenatal classes, as I'm not taking any because there is none where I'm staying.

So please ladies when you come back from these classes, please update us who are taking any classes. it is very informative.

Nadia- looks like you are coping well with the baby, we will join you soon with our babies as well

Have great day

lucy i am the only one that can do the office work.

papies - his first poridge in his milk. no problem with it just keeps him fuller for longer, otherwise he wakes up every half hour for a bottle, but with the pap in the milk he sleeps for 3-4 hours.

Hey no will check now, thanks girl...

Nadia why are you back at work? Also what is papies?

Eve I only got charged R330 and my Gynae charges 200% so your Gynae needs to explain?

Shame Skyler - take loads of Vita C. Also try Panado Medsips safe like Medlemon (Julz told me about it) and it worked when I had a cold

Noster congrats on getting approved

Ronel bugger the bosses... your health comes first

Mrs SH Im also a Baby Sense person and will try the book style first... but I guess being a Mom is about using the good from every source

Newbie / Larissa did u get my message on FB re UIF

Just got approved for the following: (only problem is that they say my gynae isn't on the list and he has confirmed that he signed an agreement with them)

We have confirmed the following codes

Consultation codes
0190 x 1 Specialist Consultation
0192 x 8 Specialist Consultation
Investigations and tests
4188 x 9 Urine Dipstick
3797 x 2 Platelets
4171 x 2 U/E
3999, 4001,4009, 4010, 4117, 4130, 4131, 4133, 4134 x1 LFT profile 1
3932 x 1 HIV Elisa
3946 , 3948 x 1 Rubella
3709 x 2 Grouping: Rh antigen
3764 , 3765 x 1 Grouping: A B and O antigens
4032 x2 Creatinine
3755,3805,3837,3713,3825 x 1 DIC screen
3949, 3948 x1 RPR and TPHA
4057 x 2 Glucose
Radiology
3615 and 3617 x1
43260 x1 Ultrasound second trimester
43270 x1 Ultrasound third trimester
43273 x1 Ultrasound third trimester
43240 x1 Ultrasound guided amniocentesis