Oh, I have to laugh at the smiling at nothing, Kaa! That one was probably just wind, don't worry. Hope she settles again soon. Some babies do teeth really early, apparently, according to my wife. Just think though, if it happens early, it'll over quicker which will be good once you go back to work and sleep is more precious.
Mellie, that's a lovely smile. How do you tell the difference between genuine ones and wind ones? I know Frankie's still just doing wind ones but not sure how to look out for real ones.
I was thinking of getting Frankie into a bath routine, but then I realised that the casts she'll need on her leg for the talipes will mean she can't have baths anyway, so we'll just have splashes for fun now and then once the cast is done with we'll start regular bath routines.
I've tried a cloth nappy again, breaking myself in slowly, will be starting to use the reusable wipes soon too but I've got to say, I'll miss the ease of disposables! I won't miss the waste though, the nappies fill my bin up a ridiculous amount. Our bin isn't big and with the equivalent of 5 adults in the house, we have to be careful anyway. Trying to make sure these type of nappies are relatively poosplosion-proof because poosplosions when she has a cast up to the top of her leg might be a bit gruesome!
I tried to get her an earlier appointment for the talipes because it's not until she's 11 weeks and the NHS literature says treatment should start at 2 weeks. I only just received the letter about phoning for an appointment at 2 weeks! Apparently the clinic is completely oversubscribed but the consultant's secretary is going to put me on the cancellation list.
I'm still getting longish night sleeps out of her, but the only thing is, she doesn't settle until about 1-2am so with that, I'm in bed most of the morning having done a feed around 7 or 8 and needing a bit more sleep. We don't get up properly until near midday. I want to try and shift that time forward now everyone is going back to school and routines will be going back to normal.