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There’s a hole in my buck…stomach

20th May 2009 by Hellie

Hello hello, sorry haven’t written in ages. Tycho has been going through growth spurts and I have been tied down to the sofa feeding him at all hours. He is still not gaining a lot of weight, so now we are topping up with formula twice a day. I really do hate it, but I don’t want to have a sad little man here either. As he is so hungry he hardly sleeps, they say that they should be sleeping 16 hours a day, I doubt Tycho get much more than 8, so he gets grumpy. Hopefully this will improve things. (more…)

Codeine crazyness

30th April 2009 by Hellie

Got a really nasty pain in the scar area yesterday and called the midwife who told me to take my painkillers, I was given a cocktail of painkillers to take home from the hospital after the c-section, one of them being Codeine. I had heard of it before but not really knowing how strong it is or what side effects it can have. (more…)

Tycho is here!

25th April 2009 by Hellie

Just a quick post to say that at 12.15 pm on the 22nd Little Tycho Finally came out! Tycho came 7 days early but was delivered with an emergency c-section due to brow presentation. After hoping for a natural birth they pumped me full with every drug in he book. The epidural didn’t take so in the end they put me under, so I wasn’t really there during birth, all rather weird.  (more…)

NCT Course

31st March 2009 by Hellie

Went to our final NCT course today. This time it was about breastfeeding, sleeping patterns and C-sections.  I have really enjoyed all 3 days that I have gone to, the group is great, the teacher was fab and I am really happy we went. As I mentioned before we were singed up for NHS courses as well. We have since dropped out of these, two reasons mainly; 1 they were on the same day as the NCT courses and it just got a bit too much, I was exhausted the day after, there was also a lot of overlap. 2 there were so many people there that didn’t want to be there, young dads sitting in the back grumbling about being there instead of taking part, girls looking bored rolling their eyes at the questions we were meant to discuss. (more…)