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Topic: April, May and June Mum’s! Posted: 27 August 2006 at 11:02am |
I've searched the board and I can't find any May mum's topic so I thought that I would start my own.
It's always good to talk to other mum's that have babies going through the same stages as your own!
Maybe if any other May Mum's out there want to come play?
Baby: Olivia Caitlin
DOB: 12.5.2006
Currently likes: Baby Gym, Jolly Jumper.
Currently dislikes: People that she doesn't know woohoo she's starting to have a preference!
Current Phase: Gah teething! Early teeth which means one grumpy baby when she has been up for too long!
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Posted: 27 August 2006 at 3:25pm |
Hi there  I have a May baby too - Joshua Hadynn born 3/5/06. Currently likes the same things as your wee girl, and dislikes... well, not much really! Joshie is also beginning to get the starting signs of teething, lots of drool everywhere.... NICE
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Posted: 27 August 2006 at 6:48pm |
Aw, what a sweet name!
Where abouts are you from?
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Posted: 27 August 2006 at 8:01pm |
Going to jump in here although my boy is an april baby!!!
Leo was born on the 22 April, he was 4 months old last tuesday! He also LOVES his jolly jumper and his big brother, is giving us lots of gorgeous big gummy grins and laughs out loud which is just soooo cute!! His current dislikes are loud noises and we are also getting a TON of dribble lol!!! Will have to keep an eye out for teeth!
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Posted: 27 August 2006 at 8:51pm |
Hehe, 2 boys!
What's the age difference like? I was wondering as me and DH were going to leave a bit of time between births so that the kid's can have a better relationship with us and their siblings, and also we can give them more one on one time.
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Posted: 27 August 2006 at 8:53pm |
I should have made this a Feb to June 2006 Mum's thread as there seem to be only July and August going hard out!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 8:03am |
It took us 2 years to conceive DS #2 so it wasnt the age gap I planned but in saying that it has been fantastic!! My 5 year old is such a great big brother, he is so proud of Leo and loves making him laugh He is also at school all day so bubs gets all that one on one time and my big boy loves going to school which also helps! He also helps me out and I can explain things to him like why baby is crying etc and he understands. And yes it is definelty loud around here with 2 boys lol!!
What does everyone have planned for today? The sun is out here yay!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 1:35pm |
Would you believe it? It was my day of action, vacuuming, doing the laundry and changing the linen on the bed, I was so stoked to see the sun this morning, I even took Olivia outside to have a little sunbathe. But dammit all it's clouded over! I bet its going to rain too!  If we had butter I would do something constructive like bake but OH WELL it must be time to chat online!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 6:39pm |
I SHOULD have had one of those days lol but eldest Ds was home sick today so we did absolutely nothing!!!  Leo has been enjoying the sun too I try to give him so bare bum time inside in front of the ranch slider in the afternoon when the sun is streaming in, he loves it! I am also trying to give him more tummy time every day which he really doesnt like at all  How does Olivia feeel about tummy time??
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 6:56pm |
She hates it, but she at least tries to roll off her tummy which is good progress, I don't like the fact that she hold her head up too high when she rolls, first time she landed heavily and gave me such a fright.
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 8:21pm |
Joshie hates tummy time too. Although the past couple of days have been quite good as I have been down on the floor with him, showing him books which keeps him really happy. He's not too into rolling yet though. Happily rolls from his back to his side, but is a bit lazy with rolling really. He's been through a massive growth spurt during the past week. I measured his length today, and got the fright of my life at he is 70cm's long!!! Off the Plunket chart for his age. Looks like I have a giant bubba on my hands!!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 8:40pm |
OMG HAHA, what in the heck are you feeding him!! My gf has a little girl who is off the charts as well, she's about the size of a 1 year old and is only 6 months old, I was so taken aback by her size I said "Is she standing yet?" I got a dirty look and a "No, she's only 6 months" I'm such an idiot! She was a gorgeous bubbah though, nice olive skin like her daddy!
Books is a great idea for tummy time, I have a few toys to wash yet, and I think some of them are those fabric books. I do get on the floor with her but it never makes much of a difference, I need to be goddam interesting!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 9:11pm |
I know!! He's exclusively bf, and neither me nor my partner are really tall although there are very tall people in both of our families so perhaps he's a throw back  I'm really crap at knowing babies ages too. I've got a lot to learn!! Meant to say in my last post - I'm in Auckland. Where are you girls from? Did you have the birth you were hoping for?? I ended up having a c-section after a long labour that didn't progress too well. I was induced as my wee boy was two weeks late, which was a bummer. He was facing up instead of down, and just wouldn't come out!! I really wanted a drug-free birth, using water for pain relief, but alas after 18 hours of labour - drug free - I was just too exhausted so had an epidural (aaaaah, the relief!!!) and then they decided that they'd best do the caesar. Joshua was born at 8.56am, 8lb 1oz and completely gorgeous (yup, biased  ). I wasn't prepared for just how much I would love him - sometimes it just blows me away  I bet you girls feel the same!!
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Posted: 28 August 2006 at 9:25pm |
I'm in New Plymouth, I had a cesaren as well, but it was elective due to breech presentation (glad I didn't find that out while I was in labour). I was pretty stoked with the whole process actually. I got my baby 5 days early and the op was a breeze. Olivia was 8lb 10oz, but that was because I had gestational diabetes as well. I actually had a pretty sucky pregnancy! I was so glad to hold her in my arms. I know what you mean when you say you can't ever imagine loving someone so much, I can't bear to be away from her at all, I've started back at work part time (every second weekend) and I just can't ring home or I want to go home, it's terrible! I would be very happy to be a SAHM.
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Posted: 29 August 2006 at 6:35am |
I'm a SAHM mum at the moment, but not for too much longer. I've had a work opportunity come up which is just 3 days a week - 1 in the office and 2 at home, which is fabulous. Just waiting to hear when my start date is. I'm quite looking forward to it - will be nice to get out for a day. Wouldn't want to do it full time mind you - I would just hate leaving my wee man in daycare. His daddy will look after him when I am in the office so will get away with no daycare for a while longer yet.
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Posted: 29 August 2006 at 7:56am |
Heres a recent pic of my little man, dribble & all!

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Posted: 29 August 2006 at 8:50am |
I can't imagine leaving Olivia in daycare either Clare, theres a girl at my husbands work who went back to work when her babies were a couple of months old and a mojority of their day is in daycare. She says working is much easier than looking after the baby - sheesh. I don't think I could handle Olivia getting sick from other kids either. My ability to panic over nothing drives me nuts enough!
KiwiMummy, Olivia spent from 18 weeks till 39 weeks crashing into my cervix with her head (which felt like having electric shocks to my birth canal every hour or so), thats how they found out I was breeched, my midwife booked me into the OBGYN to have an ECV (turning it around in your tummy with a scanner and hands from the outside), but the Dr said that my tummy was too tight!
I love Napier, I have a friend called Simon Bingley who lives there now, hes a primary school teacher. I haven't been over in a few years. I love all that stuff to do along the shore!
Well it's another day, the sun is shining and I can see black clouds heading my way, thank God for a washing line in the garage or I would be screwed. And it's shopping day today! I make too much work for myself sometimes I think  Time to stop making my post so long!
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Posted: 29 August 2006 at 9:02am |
OMG KM, what a little cutie! and he has pixie ears just like Olivia, isn't that gorgeous?
Olivia being not so jolly in the Jolly Jumper:
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Posted: 29 August 2006 at 12:46pm |
LOL at the pixie ears!!! I love Olivias cute little eyebrows, she looks like a real character!
Have also been to the supermarket, just needed formula but came out after spending $70! I need to be restrained in that place lol!!!
Right off to check out trade me, another place I should be restrained from!
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