But then see the clouds lift and the grumpiness goes and he is his gorgeous self again.
It started with the eating, yesterday he ate all his weetbix and then started harrassing me for some of my porridge and then he ate all his lunch and dinner instead of dumping it over the top of his highchair and flinging his spoon across the room. Last night he slept till 5.30 and then slept again until 7.20. And today we went Christmas shopping and he was hilarious, dancing about to the xmas musack, admiring his reflection in the giant shiny baubles.
The thing about having tests is that they rarely say anything except "have more tests". Unsurprisingly, the 2nd urine test was the same as the first...a tiny trace of blood.
Also unsurprisingly, Dr Toddler says we will leave it for a bit and then we can test again in the new year.
So, I've decided to do something novel and NOT WORRY about it.
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What wonderful news - Tricky on form again. Hopefully it was just a blip and is all over and done with.
Have a wonderful Christmas - he should really be able to enjoy it this year, especially as he is now feeling better.
I wonder how much fun Christmas must be with a toddler... I'm glad he's on the mend.
Sounds like you have the same kind of plague going around down there as we have in the UK. All three of ours (and just about everyone else's kids as well) have been sick, sick, sick. The kids haven't eaten practically anything for the last 3 weeks and there has been much grumpiness all round. (Not helped by double ear infections from teething as well)
Happily we seem to be getting through the worst. Now, if I can just avoid catching a Christmas flu from all my sick co-workers who insist on dragging their germ-riddled carcases into the office...
Hope you have a great Christmas with Tricky.
If you ever master the "do not worry" part of motherhood, please bottle it and send some my way. I will love you forever for it.
BTW, any word on Panda? I've been trying to reconnect & concern is setting in. Much appreciated if you can let me know.
(Aliza from babyfruit)
Happy Christmas-time to you and yours, O!
Merry Christmas. So very glad that Tricky is feeling better in time for the holidays.
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