Dian tang and Babysmurf, thanks for the explanation about the jabs. In this case, I still go ahead with pd appointment for 1 month and after that I will go poly clinic for 3rd and 5th month jabs.
Usagi, I know how you feel. i think we become increasingly fiercely protective of our babies over time. I haven't brought baby out but some visitors who come and see us can't stop touching baby. Some who love babies seriously touch non-stop while poor baby is sleeping. They keep stroking the head, poking the cheeks and playing with hands for literally the whole visit which can take half an hour. There was one friend who visit and brought their 3 year old daughter. The kid also keep wanting to touch, bang on the cot and scream and the parents don't even stop her!!! I tried to stop the kid in a kindly way but if the parents say nothing, the kid won't stop. In the end, my poor baby woke up crying. I made up an excuse that I need to breast feed and ask them to leave. After that I was so upset that I hurt my baby and I was a bad mum for not protecting him enough.
It's funny, when I was still pregnant, I was telling people I want to be the chilled kind of mum. Easy going and not too kiasu because children are hardy creatures and will do well if not over protected. But now as I hold my baby in my arms, everything is different. I fuss over everything, run to him at every whimper, and think the best person to take care of him is me. I really don't know how I'll cope when I go back to work or when I go on my regular 2 weeks work trip. I told my DH about my feelings and he also says its hormones.
Mofmm, breath! When you feel emotions and a quarrel brewing, step away, breath and leave it first. Come back later and talk sense into DH. This way at least it will be more of discussion than an all out savage spat. I'm sure your DH also wants what is best for your girls but in his own way. Children are something new in all our relationship and takes discussion and time to agree on mutual method of parenting. It's just like when we first dated our DH, there were also lots of disagreements on daily lifestyle which over time has lessen.
Nowadays, my baby doesn't seem to get enough or satisfy from breast feeding. We usually have to finish off the feeding session with a bottle much to my dismay. Think he realizes that he can get milk faster and easier via bottle. I comfort myself by thinking as long as baby is getting enough milk, it doesnt matter how he gets it. Also if he is sleeping enough and have regular diaper change, I'm happy