MSE Pregnancy Club IV

Sami_Bee

No sympathy from me Tine I have gaviscon 5 out of 7 days a week
mmm. gaviscon the only liquid known to man that you can actually chew! :rotfl:

MadDogWoman_2

Rachel83 wrote: »

Hey guys anyone know of a decent looking rear facing pushchair? I quite like the silvercross style ones but they are a bit impractical... Maybe one thats reversable or something any help with any you find decent would be greatful

So sick of pram hunting hehe Have a yummy sling waiting atm had a friend make me it when i had my first

Hi Rachel,

Have a look at this site: http://www.mypushchair.co.uk/reversible-pushchairs.php

Lots of different rear facing ones there, I remember it from when I was looking for one last year for my DD.

HTH

MDW

Sami_Bee

Prams mothercare call "parent facing" HERE

While we're on the subject Feelie hows ur pram search going?
did I show you this one

ladybirdintheuk

Great news Tiamai :0

On the subject of hiccups, don't whinge about them now - they carry on when baby is born, then you have a grumpy baby to distract too!!! Nothing cuter than baby the first time she has hiccups though - Izzy looked everso surprised every time she hiccuped for the first day or so. I think she's getting more used to them now though, so instead of looking surprised she looks at me grumpily as if to say "why aren't you making it stop!".

Oh, I didn't realise how much of a baby brain I had until last night. I have been slowly working my way through a puzzle book for the past couple of months. I thought it was a really hard one, but it turns out I was just pregnant It's one of those books where they get harder towards the end of the book, but I'm on nearly the last page, and suddenly I no longer have to cheat and look at the answers :rotfl: :rotfl: . So yes, you do get your brain back eventually!

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

Not sure if its hiccups, but sometime I can feel him having weird spasms. Think that is hiccups? Its like he is vibrating a bit!

He has been having an uncomfy day today - he has turned round at least 20 times. Woke up this morning, and I had a leg sticking out of my bump - so a weird bump and my bump! He keeps turning round and I just see a big buldge moving across my stomach.

I can't eat now, Glucose Tolerance Test tomorrow. I want supper

ooh thanks for reminding me!

feelinggood_2

astonsmummy wrote: »

ooh thanks for reminding me!

How come I always sleep badly when I've got to be up? Baby woke me up at about 5:30 and decided to wiggle continuous till I got up! Now got to have a lovely sugary drink. I want breakfast instead. I'm hungry. How can they torture us pregnant ladies like this!

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Prams mothercare call "parent facing" HERE

While we're on the subject Feelie hows ur pram search going?
did I show you this one

I've decided that I'm going to buy things after my 34 week scan. I've been having a browse around, and think I'll go for the Emmaljunga Smart Duo Combi:
http://www.nurseryworldonline.co.uk/emmaljunga-smart-duo-combi-pram-pro-ocean-p-9040.html
Just need to find somewhere that stock it to check that its what I want, but seems to tick all the boxes!

MrsTinks

*yawn* I wanna go back to bed and sleep some more... whoever invented work anyway!
Now... do I go to the office and pass an Asda? OR do I stay home and go tonight? Hmmmm Anyone know how long they're likely to have stock in for the baby event I WANT to go in for the baby event but I don't want to go in cos I don't fancy a day in the office... grrrr choices!

redmel1621

Tine - I think it is in for a week or so, and someone mentioned that after the 'event' has finished they sell the rest off half price:) although if you are after something specific I suppose it is best to get it straight away. I also have to have that foul Gaviscon, EVERY NIGHT!!!! I keep a big bottle of it next to the bed as I get acid heartburn every time I lie down:(

Off on the school run, then I will jump straight on the bus and go to Asda....How am I going to restrain myself from buying blue clothes whilst I am in town Aaaaargh!!!!

Good luck with the GTT feelie:)


Mel x

feelinggood_2

Oooh, I feel all sick and horrible.

Gaviscon - I can't work out what is worse, the heartburn or the gaviscon. I just put up with it most of the time. Unfortunately, I've got some stomach issue, and was on pretty strong medication for heatburn before I got pregnant, but can't take it now, so just got to suffer.

durham05

went to my mw for check up, and hurray babys head down,iron levels are better, and I'm now 37 weeks so can deliver in mlu, if it comes before 41+ weeks.I have late babies usually, but have booked for a reflexology session (heres hoping) it will be a treat if it does nothing.