I do it as a present.On the Christmas ideas front - is a framed photo of baby/a print/canvas type thing a cute present? Trying to find things for the (great) grandparents, but not having many ideas so thought they might like it, but so unsure if it’s a “present” or not
Baby SCREAMED for like 5 mins, then slept in her pram coming home, had some calpol and has been asleep on me since! I think my partner was more traumatised than she was
We’re doing this for our parents. I’ve bought some three-photo frames and will get a photo of them with the baby, and then two cute ones of her to go in itOn the Christmas ideas front - is a framed photo of baby/a print/canvas type thing a cute present? Trying to find things for the (great) grandparents, but not having many ideas so thought they might like it, but so unsure if it’s a “present” or not
Funny enough I changed from mam to tomee tippee bottles and they prefer them as we don’t get hiccups as often. The wind is so much better now we don’t use the machine, I’ve noticed the milk isn’t as frothy. They still get the odd moment where they strain a bit but no way as bad. Ive just had my first day with them on my own, I’m exhausted but feel like superwomen after managing double feeds etc. Funny how they’re never hungry at same time usually but soon as I’m solo they both want to feed at same timeAh yes! I've heard of it! I've been meaning to do it actually as Twin 2 isn't keen on her Tommee Tippee bottles so I need to trial her on a few and she liked the NUK teets in NICU! Thank you! I actually complained to TT last week about some measurement fading and they sent me 12 replacement advanced anti colic bottles too
We can never have too many bottles
How are you getting on with the girls now your not using the prep machine, is it helping their wind?!
(want to hug whoever invented the twin feeding pillow)Exhausting but the best feeling isn't it doing it solo?!Funny enough I changed from mam to tomee tippee bottles and they prefer them as we don’t get hiccups as often. The wind is so much better now we don’t use the machine, I’ve noticed the milk isn’t as frothy. They still get the odd moment where they strain a bit but no way as bad. Ive just had my first day with them on my own, I’m exhausted but feel like superwomen after managing double feeds etc. Funny how they’re never hungry at same time usually but soon as I’m solo they both want to feed at same time
You’re doing a fantastic job! Newborns are hard work, probably not acceptable to say this but they are dull.Graduating from the pregnancy thread…currently have a cluster feeding 6 day old baby attached to some very engorged boobs with my husband sound asleep next to me as he seems oblivious to any sound the baby makes past 11pmwondering if I’ll ever sleep again
Xx.Wecare all lovely here if you need a chat xxFinn is soooo beautiful
my brain feels a little frazzled but I did feel nice to be back at work. Just a bit nerve wracking in a completely new job! I missed my baby like CRAZY but it was so nice to see his beaming smile when I walked back through the door. Once my induction period is over I can work a couple of days a week from home and go into work once a week so that will be nice 
A completely new job?! You must be exhausted after that as a first day back, what a hero!! Glad it all went well and Baby Birdette was a happy chapFinn is soooo beautiful
in the words of Harvey price, WHAT A DAY. I have sooo much to learn
