Ooh I love that infographic! Sadly I’m in that 17% affected by Achilles tendonitis but am super duper pleased to report that I’m FINALLY better! Sounds like Henry needs quite a bit of attention in the early mornings…. hope you get a little rest today! 🙂

Love the infographic!
And I hate to brake it to you, but your nursing schedule looks about like mine does – and I’ve got a 7 month old! At least you a four hour stretch in there – I’m jealous! 🙂 I’ve only gotten one 4 hour stretch of sleep in over two weeks (stupid teething + a huge growth spurt). It makes it really tough when I’ve got to be in the office every morning! Good thing they are cute, isn’t it? Hopefully Henry’s a better sleeper than my little girl. I thought that we’d have it easy when she started sleeping in 6-7 hour stretches around two months, but then the 4 month sleep regression hit, then she started rolling (so we had to stop using the swaddle), then teething, and tons of growth spurts, etc. That was the thing I least expected with a baby – I thought that sleep would be a linear progression (starting out bad, and slowly getting better), but it’s still all ups and downs, 7 months in. And between my low supply (can’t risk missing a feeding) and my husband’s job as a firefighter, I’ve done every night wake-up on my own. So you have my total sympathies – sleep deprivation is SO rough.
I hope you get more sleep tonight!

loving the graphic! and Henry is just adorable – he makes me smile in the morning!

Aren’t the baby apps great? I use Babybix to track everything (feeding+naps/nightsleep) and I can’t imagine how I survived my first child without it. 🙂 Hang in there–I won’t say it will get better but you’ll get used to it. 😉

Oh man, I’m there with you! 4 month old but still sleep deprived. She did sleep for a 5 hour stretch last night, so the feedings will spread out.

On days like those (mama zomebie days), I let myself watch bad television for a good hour or two with coffee (b/c inevitably the baby takes a long snooze in the morning after partying all night).

Henry is the sweetest looking little guy, gorgeous eyes 🙂

I loved the marathon stats/guide. They did get one of the facts wrong though. The Twin Cities Marathon is NOT in December! It is October! Running a marathon in December in Minnesota would not be safe.

Hang in there!! Our baby ate a lot and slept little. We were zombies too! Everyone had advice on how to stretch the feedings and lengthen the sleep durations, but our baby was hard-headed. We accepted how he wanted things and let him lead the way. Today I have a happy and healthy 11-month old and I wouldn’t change a thing.

That phone app is awesome! I just found my daughter’s nursing schedule on a stained up piece of cardstock while packing and felt a little sad; I even wished I could go back (she is 4 now). I nursed on demand and she ate every hour or so for her first three months. When she was not nursing she was crying. I know it sucks now but it does get better; you will never regret it and even miss it one day (you get used to the sleep deprivation; mine still does not sleep through the night). Coffee, coffee, coffee.

It is tuesday! And Henry is quite cute 😛

It really IS a good thing Henry is super cute… I don’t know how you do it. You are SuperWoman!
And I LOVE that marathon info!

I think it’s great you are eating leftovers for breakfast! It’s easy, already prepared, and healthy. 🙂

Yes! It’s Tuesday. But to be fair, I only know that because it’s my husband’s birthday. And I’m seeing a doctor tomorrow. Seriously must get better!

Love that infographic! So many fun facts 🙂

What an awesome info graph! Love it.

And there’s nothing wrong with a few left overs for dinner. Whatever you can muster up. 🙂

i love that the philly is worldly enough to make the poster. it’s my home town and i’ve done it 3 times!

Awesome infographic! I don’t know that I’ll ever run a marathon, but it’s interesting nonetheless.

I love the info graphics! Thanks for sharing!!

I agree with a PP that stomach and bathroom issues should be added to the list of runner’s fears.

Hi Caitlin- My baby is 10 weeks and does this from time to time! It’s EXHAUSTING. One thing that I do is make sure she gets a full feeding each time. I used to have to use a cool washcloth on her feet or forehead! On the other hand, Henry may just be going through a growth spurt 🙂