MSE Pregnancy Club IV

My_Fathers_Daughter

r.mac wrote: »

Has anyone found a good babyname website we can play with?

My personal fave:

http://www.nymbler.com/


You can put in 'inspirational' names that you like and it gives you other ones that you might also like.

And it does boys and girls together or you can set it to do boys or girls.

r.mac_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

To cheer you up McSmiler

(Highlight below for answer)

What do you call a judge with no thumbs?

Justice Fingers.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I like legal jokes if we can't laugh at ourselves, then who can we laugh at :rotfl:

*I think I remember you saying that you were legally trained too*

angelfairy

R-mac - sorry you are having a down moment. i understand what you are saying about wanting to meet bubs now and not wanting to be late (i dont want to met bubs now, still a bit early for me, but i really dont want to be late). you have obviously looked after yourself and in turn bubs in the best way possible for the MW to say what she said that that is something to be incredibly proud of. you baby is having the best possible start you can give them. just think, bubs will come and see you when s/he is ready

Feely - i thought i was starting to panic about the hosptial part when i asked the question about the bags, but i know now it's not fear of the labour (i know it is going to be painful and i can't change that), but it's more the fear of not being prepared. hubby isn't the best organiser so things are left to me and i want to have everything right and ready.

i didn't tell you ladies about a dream i had the other night. i dreamt that i had given birth. the strange thing is i do not remember the dream being 'pictures' more 'feeling' if that makes sense????? i just felt this sensation of needing to open and was breathing deeply and bubs just arrived. IF ONLY!!!!!

angelfairy

r.mac wrote: »

I like legal jokes if we can't laugh at ourselves, then who can we laugh at :rotfl:

*I think I remember you saying that you were legally trained too*

I like legal jokes too, working in the field

cazscoob

r.mac i never had the head eng until i was in labour and pushing so dont worry about it:D i know your desperate to meet baby but hey enjoy a few days with your feet up and just doing nothing as before you know it you will be feeding, changing, worried you havent done housework, piles of washing and wondered what happend lol!!

other than that come stay with me and help me to get organised:D xx

just had to take neighbours LO home as her and abi had a little fallout and there were tears. she wanted her mum and i couldnt say no? feel bad for taking her back an hour earlier but didnt want to keep her upset?

astonsmummy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

AM will you be following that df pizza with a df mars bar too

Eww no, thats going a bit too far, i'm more of a savoury person anyway.

Sami_Bee

I like the baby centre name thing coz you can search by meanings, origin etc
http://www.babycentre.co.uk/babyname/
and then make sure they're not too common for you here:
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/specials/babiesnames_boys.asp
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/specials/babiesnames_girls.asp

Our boys name is
Edgar
Meaning: From the Old English ead meaning "wealth, fortune, riches" and gar, meaning "spear".

angelfairy

MFD - i think you have jinxed me or something because it feels like bubs is now doing to me exactly what you described and asked a question about this morning!!!!!

r.mac_2

angelfairy wrote: »

i didn't tell you ladies about a dream i had the other night. i dreamt that i had given birth. the strange thing is i do not remember the dream being 'pictures' more 'feeling' if that makes sense????? i just felt this sensation of needing to open and was breathing deeply and bubs just arrived. IF ONLY!!!!!

That's a really positive dream - I'm sure it'll be like that in real life;)

you reminded me of hubby's dream a few nights ago. While I was panicing about my waters breaking in teh middle of the night he was dreaming that he was pg and had a contraction, didn't like it and so gave baby back to me :rotfl: :rotfl:

astonsmummy

cazscoob wrote: »

hehe yeah that was me MFD!! just as well you asked cause im planning on getting things done this weekend:D

usually after birth i got showered and changed but when i was feeding i bled heavily and even if i moved the wrong way i was soaked through, everyone however is different but i would rather have too many than not enough:D

for labour our hosp isnt too keen on eating in the labour ward just in case something goes wrong but they let you drink lots! but as im at home i might get a few bits and bobs in.

AM where in Scotland are you going???

Edinburgh, where OH is from, well he was born in England (same hospital as me actually) then moved up there and grew up there, his Mums side are all from Edinburgh originally.