liz,

s. we don't like tummy time over here either, and charlie isn't rolling yet (well, he did twice about 2 weeks ago

). i'd suggest several layers of towels and a blanket on that for some floor time. we have hardwoods too. i do think that the bed is ok, but at the same time, as yeilding as as surface is, it seems like it's harder to roll/push up, like walking in loose sand for us... sounds like you really need some IRL support to get a break - any resources at all near you?? i hope i'm not coming across as too advice-y, but i wonder if you've put him in a carrier during the day sometimes? that way maybe you could get some stuff done, or take a walk at least, and still feel like you're giving him some closeness to you? eta: oops, just read your post

SO glad you had a better day!
ivy,

. i am so glad you are getting the testing and seeing specialists, and hope something makes sense really soon. could the way your body responds to pregnancy be another "symptom?"
sewcrafty, what do you mean "strange" play? sorry sleep is so illusive during the day
aw,
rhi, i missed it

. do you remember the product name?
jsh, if you are there and comforting her other ways, like holding and/or patting her, you are comforting her even if it's not what she wants. and maybe it will work!?
jenfl, congrats on your decision!
mpp, lol the paper. wow, i wonder how much gassiness is normal... charlie definitely is, and sometiems it seems to be bothering him in his sleep.
carita, peekaboo over here too
ericka,

. i'm glad you have experience w/ a small baby and feel confident. since your Ped isn't worried, you should talk to him about your CPS fears, and have him prepared to defend you.
afm, enjoying the nice weather here. charlie is getting into a whining phase (i hope a phase). if something bothers him, he wines and fusses. what happened to my layed back baby? and, he's freaking out in the car and we're about to take an 8 hr drive in 3 weeks. omg...
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