MSE Pregnancy Club V

tarajayne

Completely off subject ladies but has anyone ever heard of British Eagle Bikes, there is one for my DD 9th birthday on amazon but I have never heard of the make?

feelinggood_2

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Feely, go on, go and collect your Bounty Bag from Asda! Its gots washing powder and stuff in it so its not really that baby related!! :D.

And PLEASE promise me you will accept the bags the Bounty lady offers you in hospital as it has the Child Benefit form enclosed (£20 p/w!) :j

xxx

Only 4.5 weeks and I've got my 34 week scan. I did say I'd buy things after that, so perhaps I will!

According to the statistics I read, if I had him now, there would be a 92% chance he'd live. So I suppose I should get on with it soon.

Its all scary though! Everything is so little.

astonsmummy

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Is child benefit £20 pw???

Is it terrible that I don't know that?

Snowing again here...

What can I have for lunch?

yeah it went up in Jan.
Oh and dont forget that in order to claim tax credits you need to be in receipt of CB, well I did with DS anyway.
So no refusing of the bounty pack, well you could but then you will have to sort out the forms yourself.

MrsTinks

I'm thinking super noodles for lunch... once I finish off my cup of hot chocolate... needed something with sugar in it and then I need something that can make it down my throat without causing too much pain...

Icklebeans

Oh, Rmac, I was almost in your dreams!

astonsmummy

I have lost my appitite a bit lately too, i need to eat though as havent eaten since yesterday lucnhtime.

Looks like nan will be staying in at least tonight, they just took her down for xrays, she's on a drip and they think she may have a chest infection, they are trying to get a urine sample but she has hardly been drinking so thats gonna be a hard task!
In a way i think she needs this coz we try and try to get her to do what she needs to, eat properly, drink properly, walk about, but she is so stubborn.

myaccount08

Not well enough to catch up so sorry if someone else has already said, but Morrisons is doing 1/3 off huggies nappies incase anyone is stocking up

My_Fathers_Daughter

feelinggood wrote: »

Its all scary though! Everything is so little.

It is

Start with a 3-6m outfit - they are much less scary and he will need it soon enough!

I had a buying frenzy at about 32 or 33 weeks for the big stuff but I had got loads of stuff before that (nappies and some little outfits etc)

Internet shopping is fab - you can order and if necessary leave it wrapped up til 34 weeks.

I can't find a link to the first rompa suits I bought for Bubba but they something along these lines:
http://www.next.co.uk/shopping/children/newborn/8/4
Proper bright 'I am little boy' clothes - none of your namby pamby baby boy blue (no offence anyone)!!

Got me started!

Sami_Bee

AM - no wonder you're knackard if you're not eating properly! get yourself something decent made missus!!

Triggles - how sweet little liam!! round here they test for sickle n thalasemia (sp?) in the booking blood routinely - although not last time they only did last time if u knew u had some ethinc blood

MFD why not order the monitor, have it delivered to work and say they clubbed together and got it for you :cool: Although in our house I just buy stuff and tell hubby it was a bargain just like his huuge collection of DVDs computer games, shoes etc - can you beleive he has about 10 coats :eek: I own a posh coat and a ski jacket - that's it!

Sami_Bee

myaccount08 wrote: »

Not well enough to catch up so sorry if someone else has already said, but Morrisons is doing 1/3 off huggies nappies incase anyone is stocking up

sorry if I missed it but what's wrong?
Get well soon xx