We went to bed at 10pm last night, some 3 hours after Jasmine. The little monkey woke up at 11.30pm, but I was convinced it was much much later than that. I gave her a quick squeeze and plonked back into her cot with her muslins and teddy and ambled back to bed myself, fully expecting to be up again in an hours time at most.
The alarm went at 6.30am
We had either crashed out and ignored any cries that Jasmine had made, or she had gone through without any more stirs.
SHE SLEPT THROUGH!
Steph popped in to be greeted by a wide eyed, cheery little baby. It's so refreshing! Steph changed her nappy while Jasmine amused herself with a book. ...A BOOK! ...not tearing at her skin!
What a difference for only one application of the ointment.
I'm still concerned about using steroids, but I'm incredibly thankful for a night off.
The alarm went at 6.30am
We had either crashed out and ignored any cries that Jasmine had made, or she had gone through without any more stirs.
SHE SLEPT THROUGH!
Steph popped in to be greeted by a wide eyed, cheery little baby. It's so refreshing! Steph changed her nappy while Jasmine amused herself with a book. ...A BOOK! ...not tearing at her skin!
What a difference for only one application of the ointment.
I'm still concerned about using steroids, but I'm incredibly thankful for a night off.
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