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Tag Archives: mummy
Day 146: 21 today
Weeks of course. You’re just under 8kg and you’re wearing 6-9 month clothing. Last week’s swimming lesson saw you go under water for 3 seconds and you came up without much fussing. You have 4 naps a day (9am-10am, 12-2pm, … Continue reading
Day 110: She rolls, she rolls
This last week we’ve actually been having regular tummy time. It’s bizarre but after just one week you’ve noticeably improved how well you hold your head up… you went from hating being on your tummy to leaning on your elbows … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, New Born, newborn development
Tagged babies 1st roll, cutting hair, Health, mummy, rolling
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Day 66: new babies and mummy outfits
You can’t escape it. Once you’ve had a baby it’s a real effort to dress up nicely. Why? – Your baby is likely to puke on you. Puke shows up on most materials and smells funky – Most of your … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Feeding, new born, Weight
Tagged dressing mummy badly, frumpy mummy, mummy, outfits post birth
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Day 40: daddy mummy balance
I may moan and get snappy from lack of sleep. However things could be a lot more challenging. Our few small blessings are that she latches on well, eats, sleeps, takes formula, has no nipple confusion. All these things help … Continue reading
Posted in Men, new born
Tagged balance, child care, daddy, division of labour, mummy
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