Monthly Archives: October 2010

20.9.2010 We will not be going home today as William has lost another 25 grams in weight.  He now weighs 2090g.  Esther has not yet been weighed but I am now assuming that she too will have lost weight.  So … Continue reading →

19.9.2010 We have survived our second night as a family.  It went better than the first, I think, and we definitely all got more sleep.  The babies were obviously waking for feeds and they also needed lots of nappy changes, … Continue reading →

18.9.2010 We have survived our first night!  I think that I got about two hours sleep. William was struggling to settle.  He fed 8 times between 7pm and 8am, and had 4 dirty nappies!  Esther fed 4 times and also … Continue reading →

17.9.2010 Today is the day!  We are rooming in! We arrived at the hospital at 7.30am with all of our bags. And food! William woke first this morning and so I fed him first, after his cares.  He has gained … Continue reading →

16.9.2010 Things are getting desperate in the notebook department.  This is now David’s old Spanish book from years ago! Today has started well.  Elizabeth had the twins overnight.  She says that they were good but Esther was very vocal, demanding … Continue reading →

15.9.2010 The babies are 35 weeks today!  I should be 35 weeks pregnant.  I can’t wait to be pregnant again, I want to know what the third trimester is like. First things first, both babies have gained weight!  10 grams … Continue reading →

11.9.2010 Today Esther and William are 7 weeks old.  David and I spent the morning with them together.  It was a lovely morning.  We washed them, changed them, weighed them and fed them.  It was wonderful having David there during … Continue reading →

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12.9.2010 Today we got to the hospital just before 8.00am, ready to do Esther’s cares before her first feed.  David did her cares and then she had a really good breastfeed.  She was given a half top up.  Today she … Continue reading →