"I'm bored of this - what's next Daddy?"

As Maisie is getting so much bigger and more active she needs more and more attention to keep her amused and entertained.

Maisie doesn't help Mummy and Daddy with this by not resting during the day - at least Maisie is still sleeping through the night. What will it be like once she starts running around?

Maisie has just cut her first tooth and it's not recommended to let her bite your finger as it's very sharp. Maisie is coping well with teething at the moment and not too crabbit.

Maisie was wee fidget all the way through the service at the Kirk on Sunday morning even with cuddles from Mrs Mathers -and she blew raspberry's throughout the ministers sermon, cheeky girl. Once again Daddy was told how lovely it was the Maisie joined in with the prayers.

Maisie is starting to find her tongue and really enjoys blowing raspberry's. This has of course been actively encouraged by Daddy. It is also very funny to watch Maisie try and grab her tongue with her little fingers - she'll get a shock when she eventually manages to get it.

It was a lovely day on Sunday so Maisie decided to spend some time in the garden catching the sun;

A lazy day sleeping in the garden

Maisie, as expected wasn't at rest for long and soon wanted to get up and disturb Daddy;

"Yes! Daddy's going to take Megan a me out for a walk!" 

It was off to the hospital on Sunday evening for the monthly sleep study. As usual there were alarms sounding throughout the night and not a lot of sleeping being done. Maisie's oxygen saturation wasn't quite as good as her last visit so her oxygen flow wasn't turned down again. Her saturation may not be so good due to Maisie being a little under the weather with her teething.

Mummy and Daddy had hoped her oxygen may have been reduced as Maisie seems to be coping a lot better. At least the level stayed the same and wasn't turned up again.