I'm not sure how I'm still commuting either. Being at work is easier to manage as I can sit down, and Tues/Thurs are quiet days as I only teach one lesson, although I have lots of other things to do. But generally, I can just have a seat during lessons. It does make dealing with behaviour a little more challenging, but with exams coming up, there is less silliness. The person who is covering me for Mat leave can start as early as Thursday, so if I feel I just can't or if luck is on my side and he arrives early, I'm covered. I just have a few more things to finish up today and tomorrow.
I don't know how Ery is managing. I couldn't imagine having a job that requires me to be on my feet. I worked retail for a while and I really couldn't imagine doing that now. It makes me wonder how doctors, nurses and midwives manage it, epsecially if they work in a busy area.
I have never kick counted. I just got a feel for him and understood that it's how often and have a patern of time rather than how active in each go. There are days that seem quieter, but that's because his movement is different. Today it's been all on the middle front, stratching and pushin his head down into the pelvic area that I'm feeling. Yesterday was a combo with some strong movement of his feet pushing our on my right side. Some days the movement is much lighter, but I notice it and the timing pattern is the same.