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15/11/2012, 03:05 PM
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hey evveryone, just wondering if anyone can still get poo pouch nappies from babylove? or have they totally replaced them with thr driwave ones? and how is everyone finding them? a friend and i at different times have noticed they tend to be leakier than the poo pouch ones, and have leaked up the front.(not fun with a number 3!
also, from what ive been reading about 4month old sleep routines ( such as they are), my ds seems to be very atypical. he sleeps 12 hours at night, no wakeups until between 7 and 8am.( i know, plz dont flame me! my dd was a bad sleeper, i promise!) but he sleeps a LOT through the day as well. the other day, foe example, he slept from 4pm until 7am the next day.i checked on him a few times but didnt want to wwake him. and today, he's slept from 9am until a few mins ago.(its 3:05pm).(will get him after this!) i know he's been teething lately and i suspect he's a kid that will sleep things off when he's not well but is this too much sleep? other days he sleeps and wakes for an hour each, with a bigger nap of 2-3 hours in the rv. should i be concerned?TIA |
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15/11/2012, 03:12 PM
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Can't help with the nappies, I think they're all dri wave unfortunately.
DD at that age slept basically the same 7-7 overnight then a nap in the morning, and one in the arvo. Whenever she was teething, having a growth spurt or sick she would sleep basically the whole day; just her way of coping I think. She's 19 months now and still sleeps 7-7 overnight and then has a 2-3 hour nap in the day. She is very, very energetic so I think she needs the sleep now. Her response to sick/sore etc is still to go to bed! |
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15/11/2012, 03:19 PM
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gah! driwave. thanku though, for the reassurance.its not like he's underweight, ( kindof the opposite, actually!75th percentile!
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