So why isn't eating called "throwing down"?

[pne]

Amy's been throwing up a fair bit yesterday evening and, to some extent, today. I hope that'll stabilise itself, though—maybe it's from drinking too much in an attempt to keep up with her own growth, and will pass as soon as the growth spurt is over.

The midwife was there today, this time with an intern: a schoolgirl who was considering become a midwife and who was on a small internship to have a look at the job. Today was bathing day, and the midwife helped us bathe the baby for the first time by ourselves (she had already had a bath or two in the hospital, but it was the nurses that did it there).

This evening, we went outside for a walk again to get some fresh air.

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[karen2205]

Not too sure if you'd feel comfortable doing this, but when my sister was a baby we used to get into the bath together - this way she was quite content in the water 'cos she had contact with me and she could be washed. When she was very small I needed Mummy to help with washing her hair and she did wee in the bath a couple of times - but all in all a good way of doing things.