Introducing Part two
Introducing Part two
Well after what seems a very quick nine months our baby has arrived 
Born last Tuesday just after ten at night and weighing in at a whopping 9lbs 5 ounces introducing Shannon, Stephanie, Lilly, Marie
One of the biggest weeks in my life and Christina's too, our daughter was deliverd via an emargency cesarian section after 36 hours labour, she got so far but then wouldn't go any further, upsetting for her mother because she so wanted a natural birth, I have to say an awsome display of toughness by Christina who passed on the drugs/pain relief right until the very end, love you vey much well done.
A picture is often worth a thousand words and I have attched one for you all to see, don't worry the picture is purely for the pose and she sleeps in her own bed with no risk of me squashing her
One question I do have for the PF parents is.......how do you get them to sleep at night? we are both cream crackered
Luciano xx
Born last Tuesday just after ten at night and weighing in at a whopping 9lbs 5 ounces introducing Shannon, Stephanie, Lilly, Marie
One of the biggest weeks in my life and Christina's too, our daughter was deliverd via an emargency cesarian section after 36 hours labour, she got so far but then wouldn't go any further, upsetting for her mother because she so wanted a natural birth, I have to say an awsome display of toughness by Christina who passed on the drugs/pain relief right until the very end, love you vey much well done.
A picture is often worth a thousand words and I have attched one for you all to see, don't worry the picture is purely for the pose and she sleeps in her own bed with no risk of me squashing her
One question I do have for the PF parents is.......how do you get them to sleep at night?
we are both cream crackered Luciano xx
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congrats mate, its gonna be a tough year but worth it, how did you get on at the birth, did you do anything you didnt think you would and cant explain why but also feel no shame in sharing it with others
congrats to both of you, i look forward to seeing her one day in the future at a show
congrats to both of you, i look forward to seeing her one day in the future at a show
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stebbo748 lol she certainly doesn't get the hair from me, nice 1 mate will pass on your wishes to Christina
Ginge a few tears shed at the birth by both of us, it was an amazing experience, was just so overwhelmed to say in the least
Thanks for your replies guys n girls
Luciano
she certainly doesn't get the hair from me, nice 1 mate will pass on your wishes to Christina Ginge a few tears shed at the birth by both of us, it was an amazing experience, was just so overwhelmed to say in the least
Thanks for your replies guys n girls
Luciano
nice one fella
c section means you'll have to waiting on her hand and foot for the next 6 odd weeks though
as for the sleeping, we found that running a hair drier made junior do a wee but turning the hoover on made him drowsey and sleepy soon followed
another tip that tends to work on some occasions is to stroke their temples down to the ends of their ears to soothe them, and make sure there is a bttle of milk or a busom on standby all the time, just in case all else fails
up to 8 nappies a day is also a good indication that everything is working well, you soon get used to the smell, just make sure you bag them up and bin them seperatly just to see how much crap they get through in a week
but even after all that, i bet you cried you big softie, and i bet your face is still aching from all the smiling
don't worry, i'm still boring peole about what unior does and he's just turned 2
c section means you'll have to waiting on her hand and foot for the next 6 odd weeks though
as for the sleeping, we found that running a hair drier made junior do a wee but turning the hoover on made him drowsey and sleepy soon followed
another tip that tends to work on some occasions is to stroke their temples down to the ends of their ears to soothe them, and make sure there is a bttle of milk or a busom on standby all the time, just in case all else fails
up to 8 nappies a day is also a good indication that everything is working well, you soon get used to the smell, just make sure you bag them up and bin them seperatly just to see how much crap they get through in a week
but even after all that, i bet you cried you big softie, and i bet your face is still aching from all the smiling
don't worry, i'm still boring peole about what unior does and he's just turned 2
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Very, very cute mate, even cuter now I see you have a beard. Seriously mate, she's gorgeous, I cannot begin to imagine how proud you are? Must be one of the most amazing feelings in the world.
Benni.
Seriously mate, she's gorgeous, I cannot begin to imagine how proud you are? Must be one of the most amazing feelings in the world. Benni.
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Well after what seems a very quick nine months our baby has arrived
Originally Posted by Lambchop
my mrs is due 7 weeks on fri. its coming round fast 
mr chop, make sure you've get everything ready in the next few days, because you won't know where the times gone
my mrs' bump is getting bigger and bigger and she's only just hitting the 17/18 week stage yet
Originally Posted by dojj
mr chop, make sure you've get everything ready in the next few days, because you won't know where the times gone my mrs' bump is getting bigger and bigger and she's only just hitting the 17/18 week stage yet
my mrs' bump is getting bigger and bigger and she's only just hitting the 17/18 week stage yet i know the time will vanish tho!this is our 3rd so no surprises really
Re: Introducing Part two
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
One question I do have for the PF parents is.......how do you get them to sleep at night? we are both cream crackered
we are both cream crackered You basically need to teach them night from day, and if you're strict then within 4-6 weeks having them sleeping well shouldn't be a problem. We had our number 2 sleeping through at 8 weeks, but the first few weeks are going to be relatively sleepless no matter what you do.
It's important that you don't do something (rocking etc) that makes them rely on that to get to sleep, otherwise you'll have a nightmare if you want to wean them off it.
It IS hard at first, but be consistent, and believe that, no matter how bad it seems, it WILL get easier if you have a routine.
And congrats! It's a life changing experience!
Dan
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Re: Introducing Part two
Originally Posted by DanW@FastFord
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
One question I do have for the PF parents is.......how do you get them to sleep at night? we are both cream crackered
we are both cream crackered You basically need to teach them night from day, and if you're strict then within 4-6 weeks having them sleeping well shouldn't be a problem. We had our number 2 sleeping through at 8 weeks, but the first few weeks are going to be relatively sleepless no matter what you do.
It's important that you don't do something (rocking etc) that makes them rely on that to get to sleep, otherwise you'll have a nightmare if you want to wean them off it.
It IS hard at first, but be consistent, and believe that, no matter how bad it seems, it WILL get easier if you have a routine.
And congrats! It's a life changing experience!
Dan
LOL she is 9 now and sleeps less.... work that out...
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Congrats Jimmy 
As for the nights.......
its all about keeping them awake in the day, feeding them on a routine basis, even when they are asleep in the day wake her up and feed her!!
may sound cruel but she'l soon adjust, i did that with both of mine and they slept through the night from 3 weeks old!!
last feed at 11.30- then the next feed at 7am...
If she wakes for a feed inbetween just give her a dummy, and walk away...
they scream and scream for the first few days (nights of doing it) but it works... trust me
As for the nights.......
its all about keeping them awake in the day, feeding them on a routine basis, even when they are asleep in the day wake her up and feed her!!
may sound cruel but she'l soon adjust, i did that with both of mine and they slept through the night from 3 weeks old!!
last feed at 11.30- then the next feed at 7am...
If she wakes for a feed inbetween just give her a dummy, and walk away...
they scream and scream for the first few days (nights of doing it) but it works... trust me
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