Your boy is adorable especially with that hammer!
Can I ask you where you got the pegs fom?? I think I will try that too although my LO still mouths the hammer

Make sure you eat well, not only feed your kids well. Make sure you get a little exercise, like a short walk everyday. Get some help from the family and friends to babysit or entertain your other two while you rest for a bit. After the 12 week mark, make sure you check your iron levels checked by your Dr
Hope that helps a bit!

Hi Chiraz

I consider myself a minimalist mum. I only had a couple of cloth books, a rattle and I read Dr Seuss out loud while still pregnant especially the "oh baby the places you´ll go" (I did have the full library though)
The floor mat is handy but so is a brightly coloured pillow and my LO absolutely loved a bright blue knitted rabbit my mother made.
Sing,talk and cuddle a lot AND play classical music . I have found that I bought "stuff" only to find out that my face, my voice and walks outside are far more interesting!
I know this is not part of your book or toylist but I found that the baby carrier is a great investment, forget the buggy for at least a few months.
Stick to yout gut feeling, buy less and spend quality time together
Good luck!

Hi Zaku

Allergies are becoming an increasing problem. I would ask for a referral to a specialist paediatric dietitian who can advise you regarding diet. Eliminating foods from the diet can be detrimental especially if you don´t know which ones he is allergic to.

Hope that helps