Bag, what bag?

Siobhán is relieved her bag (with purse and other valuables) was still on the pavement 40 minutes after realising it wasn't on the pram in town. 5:35pm

Blues Singer at 8:47pm August 1

Oh my, that was lucky!!! You do have Mum-head now. Don't worry, Mike has had the same problem for years and he manages to get by :)

Siobhán Harrison at 10:22am August 2

In fact, even with my mummy brain I would still never do such a thing. Richard was packing the car. I was in IKEA and just asked casually "where is the changing bag?" Richard went into turbo flap mode (as he knew where it was). I (surprisingly for me) took it all quite calmly as Richard drove home and back. i was in town with no phone, no money ... or more scarily than any of the above- no nappies and both Tilly and I were in white. Tilly was due a steaming heap but thankfully she held it in until we got home. Phew. Quite an eventful trip.

Beth Jaggs at 2:48pm August 5

Oh the joys of mummy brain. After a shopping trip I left the buggy on the side of the road and only realised when I'd driven home. Thankfully I hadn't left Sam in it - and it was still there when I went back! xx

Nappy roulette

Thankfully the postman has just arrived with my Boots delivery of nappies - I've been playing nappy roulette. I'm down to my last few, desperate to make them last before the new lot arrived. Phew - we made it!

I'm struggling a little to get Tilly back on the bottle as I've only a few weeks before I go back to work. Sadly she has got my stubborness so we are both pushing each other to the limit. She's taken a little today and I've also given her some baby rice which she prefers. But my health visitor says it is more important to get her taking a bottle so I can leave her confidently. If only Tilly knew how important it was.

On the upside she has just started to properly giggle - for 7 minutes earlier today.