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    6 weeks old

    Aug 24, 2014 by Ali · Leave a Comment

    It has been 6 weeks since this little dude entered our lives and we simply adore him. I often catch the girls looking at him, trying to play with him and talk to him - he is so very much loved!

    He is still putting on lots of weight and the breastfeeding is so much easier now he is a little bit bigger and chunkier so it's easier to hold him to feed. He has started storing up his poos though and is doing two mega (and I mean mega) poos each day - the leaky sort. I've been using Just for Bums nappies from Kiddicare but I am going to see if Pampers or Huggies are any better at containing the explosion!

    I am working at getting him into a little routine. He will usually feed every ¾ hours and I am getting to know his tired cues so if I catch him at the right time I can put him down to nap in his cot awake and he will drift off to sleep on his own. I have the morning nap and after lunch nap organised but the afternoon / evening is still very much a work in progress - I'm going to try to tackle this in the next couple of weeks. As much as I like snuggling him all evening I would also like to get some time back to myself.

    I have been feeling much better physically - driving around and getting back to normal. But we spent the weekend at Lollibop which involved a long car journey and lots of walking which meant that my back and scar are now really really painful. I'm taking Ibuprofen again and resting up but it serves as a reminder that my body is nowehere near recovered from the c-section just yet.

    Here is my perfect little dude at 6 weeks...

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    About Ali

    Hi I'm Ali, a vegan mummy of four from Wales in the UK. I love reading, cooking, writing, interiors and photography, all of which I share on here. I also make videos on my YouTube channel. Come and follow us and share our journey.

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