PH Parents of 2013
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Unless something pretty drastic happens I'll not be a 2013 parent after all - plans are moving on for Baby S to come home but it's not a quick process even with the most straightforward of circumstances and straightforward, we ain't. 
Huge huge congratulations to all the new parents - all these baby photos are making me feel terribly broody!
Huge huge congratulations to all the new parents - all these baby photos are making me feel terribly broody!
Congratulations! Good head of hair!
12 days in here, and I have to say (touch wood) it isn't as bad as I feared. Maybe it helped to have low expectations of no sleep and a screaming child, but bar the odd 'cluster feed' Emily feeds and then sleeps for 2-3 hour stretches, which means we get enough, and she doesn't cry much and is easy to read when she does. The first couple of nights she wouldn't sleep unless it was on one of us, but we're past that now. I'm almost waiting for something to go wrong!
12 days in here, and I have to say (touch wood) it isn't as bad as I feared. Maybe it helped to have low expectations of no sleep and a screaming child, but bar the odd 'cluster feed' Emily feeds and then sleeps for 2-3 hour stretches, which means we get enough, and she doesn't cry much and is easy to read when she does. The first couple of nights she wouldn't sleep unless it was on one of us, but we're past that now. I'm almost waiting for something to go wrong!
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We started off at home. Two midwives came out and we went through the early part of labour up to early dilation but then as it was during the night they can only stay with you for 6 hours before you need to transfer in. So in we went expecting to deliver within a few hours and 10 hours and a bit of stress later he was born safely.
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