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That why I've always found it laughable that nurseries impose a 48 hour ban on your kid attending when they've been ill, THEY strawberry floating CAUGHT IT AT YOUR BASTARD NURSERY!!!!

Rex Kramer wrote:That why I've always found it laughable that nurseries impose a 48 hour ban on your kid attending when they've been ill, THEY strawberry floating CAUGHT IT AT YOUR BASTARD NURSERY!!!!

It is, quite literally, an incubator for infections and viruses.

Ours have been pretty good for letting them attend, in fairness - Archie got sent home last Thursday with suspected chicken pox (it wasn't) but that was the first time. They tend to take coughs, colds and copious amounts of snot as par for the course. I guess they'd be empty all the time if they didn't.

Had our 20 week scan this afternoon.

We're having another boy!
All the right size and shape!

Woop! Congrats dude!

Good news.

Now you just need to make a Ghostbusters outfit that fits a newborn.

That's brilliant, Lewis .

Moggy wrote:...Now you just need to make a Ghostbusters outfit that fits a newborn.

. Lewis is building a whole new team of 'Busters!

Getting one that looks like Winston could be a bit of an issue.....

Congrats all the same!

Moggy wrote:Good news.

Now you just need to make a Ghostbusters outfit that fits a newborn.

Waaaaay ahead of you

Details to follow

jawafour wrote:That's brilliant, Lewis .

Moggy wrote:...Now you just need to make a Ghostbusters outfit that fits a newborn.

. Lewis is building a whole new team of 'Busters!

I think it's now obvious to everyone that busting makes him feel good.

Weve had a tough few days. Baby glowy is suffering woth constipation. He has medicene and colief and whatever the strawberry float else we're told to give him. And he still hasnt gooseberry fool for 3 days. On top of that we think he has colic.

oo gooseberry fool thats not fun. fingers crossed it clears up soon!

That nappy will be immense when it all comes out!

Im hoping it is. I feel so sorry for him At the minute literally at half 7 on the dot, the crying starts, putting a warm water bottle on his tummy works and sends him to sleep. What has my life become, waiting for my child to take a gooseberry fool.

The crying the other night was too much for her, she had to leave the room, doesn't bother me as I can calm him pretty quick, but i feel sorry for the missus as well as she takes the crying personally.

2 nappies full of gooseberry fool.

strawberry float yes.

Glowy69 wrote:2 nappies full of gooseberry fool.

strawberry float yes.

Glowy Jr is back on track .

So, yesterday I posted in the Offical Smile thread:

I'm gonna see my youngest nephew later this afternoon . He's only two-and-a-half months old .

Well... he was tired, *really* grumpy and some of his gooseberry-fool leaked out onto the patio when my brother lifted him up. But, yeah, he was still ace .

So we've got a new game. Instead of napping in the late afternoon oliver prefers to stay awake for nearly 5 hours and instead scream the place down from half 7 to 9ish..every night. And nothing will console him, except a lampshade in our room where he stops crying for 20 minutes to have a play and giggle


Wtf is this, anyone else suffer with it? We thought it might be colic but the fact he just stops crying to giggle at stuff makes me thing he might just be over tired??

Babies are mental.

If they want o stay awake let them, what sets the crying off does it happen or do you try and get him to nap?

Errkal wrote:If they want o stay awake let them, what sets the crying off does it happen or do you try and get him to nap?

We give him a bath then his bottle. Normally he drifts into a milk coma with hia bottle..but this one he stays wide awake and when it gets near the bottom starts to get all fidgety like he knows its nearly empty. Then he starts.

Glowy69 wrote:

Errkal wrote:If they want o stay awake let them, what sets the crying off does it happen or do you try and get him to nap?

We give him a bath then his bottle. Normally he drifts into a milk coma with hia bottle..but this one he stays wide awake and when it gets near the bottom starts to get all fidgety like he knows its nearly empty. Then he starts.

Is he doing hungry stuff before that bottle or is it a "this should be your bed time" thing, we had a similar thing with bug and ended up moving bedtime back a few hours (was like 10pm at one point) then moving it earlier by 30 minutes ever week or so.