MSE Pregnancy Club IV

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

Just been lying on the sofa resting my back (when did shopping become so heavy?) and I felt the weirdest sensation. I think the baby might just have moved round. It felt like he was doing something - it was much different to the kicking I've felt for a while now. Perhaps he has decided that it was time for a change! It was a very weird rolly, pully sensation. Very odd and hard to describe.

About tests - I really don't think its fair that not everyone gets them. Surely a fairer way would be for all high risk ladies to have the test? The test everyone here - bloods and nuchal fold. I had the tests, but wouldn't have had the amnio or CVS whatever, I just wanted to be prepared.

Yes I been getting that lately, it's soooo weird, 'Warren' really active practically the whole night at work and I had them weird sensations, it's nice though coz i't's reassurance isn't it.

angelfairy

morning ladies,

bubs was moving around loads last night and he seemed to like Rhianna and Cliff on the Royal Variety Show.

Just noticed on the tesco website that there is a 1/3 of the larger packs of huggies nappies until the end of the month if that helps anyone with other kiddies.

Millie's_Mum

You're all scrooges on here, whats this about no tree?

I've got a 6ft artificial in the dining room, a 6 ft real nordman fir in the living room (smells luscious) and millie has a 2 ft artificial bog brush thing in her room!

Anyone think thats a bit much? (apart from my OH!)

Not looking forward to taking them all down and putting decs away in the eaves after chrimbo when I will be 30+ weeks!

ladybirdintheuk

I don't know if hormones are making me clumsy, or if it is just because my bump gets in the way, but I can't seem to get past breakfast without spilling food down myself at the moment. It's a good thing I'm not off to visit the queen, as this is my last clean top. Oh well!

astonsmummy

OMG I am crying because Fiona is leaving GMTV! :rotfl:
Damn these pregnancy hormones!

Krystaltips

That's why I'm an advocate for staying in pyjamas untill at least after lunch ladybird!

We have a tree up and DH insisted on putting something in the window but thats it for us... And I never bothered with any decs for years before I had Aimee... Never seemed much point... and the year before last I put everything away on boxing day because we were flying out on holiday nye!

ladybirdintheuk

We haven't got room for our big tree this year, as everyone is coming to us for Christmas - there won't be room for us all in the living room if the tree is up. We got a little cheepy one from Argos though, to make it a bit Christmasy. And our caretaker gave us some lights to put on the balcony (we live above him, so we've all got matching lights - it's very sad!)

MrsTinks

Small house, too much furniture and 6 adults for christmas... no tree me thinks Shame cos I really love my christmas trees! However no decorations up yet... just haven't had time or energy to do it yet. Too much other stuff going on.
Did buy some feather fairy lights in tesco last night - reduced from something silly like £12 to £2.25 each so bought 2 :rotfl:

angelfairy

astonsmummy wrote: »

OMG I am crying because Fiona is leaving GMTV! :rotfl:
Damn these pregnancy hormones!

i wanted to see that but havent been able to with work (damn office hours ) might youtube it but i KNOW i will cry. i would whether i was pregnant or not. i'm just that kind girl

Sami_Bee

astonsmummy wrote: »

OMG are you really that young? Not saying i thought you were a granny or anything, but your surprisingly younger than me :eek:
I had my nuchal tests at aged 18 and 24.
I thik everyone should be offered it.

I hope you read my post wrong I'm only a teeny bit younger than you:cool:
I'll pretend that my mature chit chat on here makes me seem older :rotfl:sepesh as you've seen a few piccys of me

I was shocked when I found out Feelie was younger than me tho (you sound very grown up on here Feelie )