Can't believe Max is a week old already. We have had a few different nights, easy sleepy ones and whingy whiney ones...
Magic Mummy B has got him down for a bit so I'm catching up on my emails tweets blogs and facebook...
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These are the ramblings of a 30 something (going on 60) year old disgruntled IT Professional. This is gradually evolving into a Windows SCCM blog but there's a bit of "me stuff" in here too as I like to write so have a look at some of my work. Please feel free to leave a comment...
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Monday, 12 July 2010
Sleep?
How many times can one human being need to "eat" in the space of 8 hrs? For you and I that would roughly equate to a days work so; a snack in the first 3 hrs, a meal at lunch and then a choccy digestive (or five) with your mid afternoon brew followed by a meal at tea time. So that's three or four times in 8 hours.
Not this little one; try our daily feed in the space of two hours - and repeat all day !!!
I've tried to establish a shift pattern, early nights sleep for me at 7pm then I'm charged up ready for a night of dozing whilst tending to little Max. In between grizzles and whines I'm just teetering on the verge of sleep until he stirs.
This normally results in either another feed or a pickup and lie on daddies belly session. This will get him off so I can put him down for an hour and get back to some serious REM sleep. Mind you fatherhood has granted me with the power to be able to go from the deepest slumber to the alertness of an elite trained soldier in a fraction of a second - minus the inconvenience of having a heart attack!
I have to laugh; between me and the missus we are a right pair. She is suffering the obvious aches and pains following childbirth and I am suffering with searing sciatica pains. We are keeping each other going; in fact I have just had to make sure she didn't fall asleep feeding him bless her.
Well he's down so I'm going to get an hour hopefully.
See you soon !
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Not this little one; try our daily feed in the space of two hours - and repeat all day !!!
I've tried to establish a shift pattern, early nights sleep for me at 7pm then I'm charged up ready for a night of dozing whilst tending to little Max. In between grizzles and whines I'm just teetering on the verge of sleep until he stirs.
This normally results in either another feed or a pickup and lie on daddies belly session. This will get him off so I can put him down for an hour and get back to some serious REM sleep. Mind you fatherhood has granted me with the power to be able to go from the deepest slumber to the alertness of an elite trained soldier in a fraction of a second - minus the inconvenience of having a heart attack!
I have to laugh; between me and the missus we are a right pair. She is suffering the obvious aches and pains following childbirth and I am suffering with searing sciatica pains. We are keeping each other going; in fact I have just had to make sure she didn't fall asleep feeding him bless her.
Well he's down so I'm going to get an hour hopefully.
See you soon !
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Wednesday, 7 July 2010
The new chapter...
Tired doesn't even begin to describe how I'm feeling...
On 6th July 2010 my wonderful wife gave birth to Max James. He was 7lb 7oz and is absolutly amazing...
He was delivered via a water birth which was all very surreal. I won't go too deep into the logistics of it all but I can now fully appreciate the term unconditional love. Both my wife and my little boy are the most important things in my life and I'm so proud of them both. The "trauma" my wife put herself through for us both was absolutly selfless and I thank her from the bottom of my heart.
I wish I has more time to blog a bit more but I really need to get up, do some washing and get ready to go see mum n max.
Keep checking as I will be posting again soon :)
On 6th July 2010 my wonderful wife gave birth to Max James. He was 7lb 7oz and is absolutly amazing...
He was delivered via a water birth which was all very surreal. I won't go too deep into the logistics of it all but I can now fully appreciate the term unconditional love. Both my wife and my little boy are the most important things in my life and I'm so proud of them both. The "trauma" my wife put herself through for us both was absolutly selfless and I thank her from the bottom of my heart.
I wish I has more time to blog a bit more but I really need to get up, do some washing and get ready to go see mum n max.
Keep checking as I will be posting again soon :)
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