MSE Pregnancy Club V

Sami_Bee

Hmm what are the chances of me getting to mothercare this afternoon sans toddler :think: Hubby has just called from tesco he's bringing me a sandwich for lunch so I would need to shower and then convince him to look after Chris either at home or come with or I'd have to drop Chris off at my mums ...ooh I could manage to get there for 3ish thats enough time

I'm annoyed coz i need to get some maternity jeans now my bump has burst out this week and I'm not comfy anymore not bad for 23wks tho yey me

astonsmummy

Afternnon peeps.
Well I know what has been wrong with me, DS must have given me the bug he had, I've had D&V all weekend, luckily havent been sick since last night, but man I was ill!
I could barely do anything yesterday I felt so weak.
So it also means I cant go visit my Nan for a few days, which has !!!!!! me off, DS cant go either as she's in a room on her own and you have to wear aprons and gloves, and kids are not allowed at all, he's gutted.
Should hopefully get my SSMG in the next week or so, so I need to source a list for the hospital bag and make sure everything has got, plus any other items for bubs I need, oh joy!
You wouldnt think i'd already done it once!

BTW does anyone know what the limit on having C sections are? I'm scared that If Bubs is still breech and I have to have a section it's going to limit the amount of babies I can have, I want 4

feelinggood_2

Awww AM, hope you feel better soon.

FIL is in hospital, and we can't visit at the moment, so I've written him a couple of letters. Would that be an option? You could send them in with another visitor who can read them to her perhaps? It isn't as good as visiting, I know, but might fill the gap till you are allowed back.

My_Fathers_Daughter

SugarSpun wrote: »

For the foreseeable future, the contents of my bump will remain Bellyfrog.

That's fab :T :rotfl: :rotfl: :T

We have used Bubba as a name since we found out I was pregnant and everyone uses it! Hubby was only saying yesterday that he will be sad to stop using it because it was the first name we had for our son!


Elle - hadn't thought of the M&S connection but that won't put me off a name - my initials are now SS and that it much worse!! Unless the initials spelled something rude I can't see a problem.

One of the reasons that we have been so quiet about telling people names that we are considering is because I don't want anyone to put me off a name...someone somewhere is going to object to every name but they would have to be a real idiot to tell you once you have your newborn baby in your arms

SB - just said to DSS
Me: 'what do you think of the name spike for your baby brother?'
DSS: 'it would be good if he had spikey hair'
Me: 'and what if he doesn't have spikey hair?'
DSS: 'then it would be a bit silly'

:rolleyes:

Out of the mouths of babes!!

jillie1974

SugarSpun wrote: »

I like Fionn and Conor for boys. Niamh is gorgeous, but if you're not in Ireland will people know how to pronounce it?!

if i tell people how to pronounce it shouldnt be too much of a problem. there are some shocking irish names that are impossible to spell as well!!

i really want our child to have an irish name so they are aware of their irish heritage. i want them to be able to speak irish as well!!

Sami_Bee

SugarSpun wrote: »

I like Fionn and Conor for boys. Niamh is gorgeous, but if you're not in Ireland will people know how to pronounce it?

We have a boy's name already (it's a family name) and a girl's name, but no middle names yet. And we're not telling anyone either name until the beastie's safely out because we have legitimate reasons for each name and don't want anyone finding it appropriate to pass negative judgements. For the foreseeable future, the contents of my bump will remain Bellyfrog.


I have a small but definite bump, and already people are finding it totally acceptable to manhandle it! One of my friends was really rough, as though it was a melon she was testing for ripeness! I grabbed her b00b and told her to stop or I'd touch her inappropriately. She did it again. I put my hand in her crotch.

Hopefully this will keep everyone away once word spreads!

I think most people kno Niamh is "neve" but spelling it is another thing

and :rotfl:PMSL at the crotch grab!!

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

Awww AM, hope you feel better soon.

FIL is in hospital, and we can't visit at the moment, so I've written him a couple of letters. Would that be an option? You could send them in with another visitor who can read them to her perhaps? It isn't as good as visiting, I know, but might fill the gap till you are allowed back.

Oh it's ok, Mum has told her I cant go in, she said, and I quote ''tell her not to worry and to look after herself and the twins (she's convince i have 2 babies in my belly lol) but when she comes, tell her to sneak me in some fags :rolleyes: '':rotfl:

Sami_Bee

AM I think the section thing depends on how your bits n bobs heal afterwards and would be a very subjective thing to you. I'm sure I've heard of people having 4 + sections but I think that is far from ideal for most


Jillie just please don't call ur bubba Eggnog if it's a boy

astonsmummy

jillie1974 wrote: »

if i tell people how to pronounce it shouldnt be too much of a problem. there are some shocking irish names that are impossible to spell as well!!

i really want our child to have an irish name so they are aware of their irish heritage. i want them to be able to speak irish as well!!

I love the name Aoife

feelinggood_2

astonsmummy wrote: »

Oh it's ok, Mum has told her I cant go in, she said, and I quote ''tell her not to worry and to look after herself and the twins (she's convince i have 2 babies in my belly lol) but when she comes, tell her to sneak me in some fags :rolleyes: '':rotfl:

Ah she sounds brilliant! There is something about Nan's isn't there? Mine is 90 now, and its like she has decided that now she is old, she can do/say whatever she wants!