MSE Pregnancy Club IV

greent

Krystaltips wrote: »

Argh, Aimee used to get hiccups all the time... Irritated the life out of me!!! Not looking forward to those again!

Oh, and at my scan the other day baby was bum down... Which I knew because it only ever kicks down... But I'm getting worried now that it won't turn... It is always bum down, never kicks high up.... even when I spent half an hour hanging upside down off the edge of the sofa...

My bubs is bum down too (seen at scan) - actually, more like legs down - all kicks are very low in pelvis with an occasional light movement higher up, which is (I'm guessing) movement of head/ arms.

I'm slightly concerned because I have the same midwife for this one that I had for DD (now 11) - who was an undiagnosed breech (the trainee midwife tried to diagnose breech but was overruled) - to the extent that I had a sweep the day I went into labour and my midwife said she could actually feel the head - later diagnosed when I was 5cm by another midwife at the hospital (when they diagnosed breech!) as that she must have felt the bottom instead!:eek: Wonder if she can get it right this time??......:rotfl:

greent
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angelfairy

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Morning all!

Some things never change - I'm sitting here waiting for the MW to arrive :rotfl:.

AF, whats the article? Its against my principles to read anything from that newspaper .

xx

Gary Barlow's wife had their baby daughter last night. She is called Daisy Barlow and weighed 8lb 12oz.

The boys from Take That sent him to the hospital with a packet of pampers with a ribbon tied around them.

SeptemberBaby_2

angelfairy wrote: »

Gary Barlow's wife had their baby daughter last night. She is called Daisy Barlow and weighed 8lb 12oz.

The boys from Take That sent him to the hospital with a packet of pampers with a ribbon tied around them.

Aww, Daisy, I love that name!

Obviously they don't read MSE or it would have been Huggies! :rotfl:.

xx

Sami_Bee

angelfairy wrote: »

forget the yummy mummy, here's the yummy daddy

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article2132336.ece

spooky as i was just saying on here yesterday there hadn't been any news of the new arrival.

hmm AF i'm starting to worry about your addiction to thesun.co.uk :rotfl:
Anyone else think that the baby was unplanned? they've already got a 8yr old and 6 yr old why wait so long for no. 3?

Sami_Bee

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Morning all!

Some things never change - I'm sitting here waiting for the MW to arrive :rotfl:.

AF, whats the article? Its against my principles to read anything from that newspaper .

xx

Ah ha! so you're a true scouser than SB?
That rag isn't allowed in our house either due to my mum's souse roots

angelfairy

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Aww, Daisy, I love that name!

Obviously they don't read MSE or it would have been Huggies! :rotfl:.

xx

I do like the name Daisy too.

Perhaps they used money off coupons to get pampers :rotfl: :rotfl:

angelfairy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Ah ha! so you're a true scouser than SB?
That rag isn't allowed in our house either due to my mum's souse roots

i have only learned recently about the Sun ban in that neck of the woods (remember i am not a local )

angela6834

Morning everyone....

Havent really had time to catch up yet...Hope everyone is well x

greent

Sami_Bee wrote: »

hmm AF i'm starting to worry about your addiction to thesun.co.uk :rotfl:
Anyone else think that the baby was unplanned? they've already got a 8yr old and 6 yr old why wait so long for no. 3?

When no 3 was born our DD was 8 and DS was coming up 6 - it just took that long to conceive DS2 (we hadn't used any contraception after about 6 months after DS1 was born) - to the extent that I had tests to rule out things like an early menopause

greent
x

SeptemberBaby_2

angelfairy wrote: »

I do like the name Daisy too.

Perhaps they used money off coupons to get pampers :rotfl: :rotfl:

Maybe one of them was desperate for the free Boots changing bag and double points:rotfl:

xx