MSE Pregnancy Club VI

chopsticks

elle_gee wrote: »

No good for soldiers though!

Nope, dammit

searching_me wrote: »

mook your best friends with him to :rotfl: x

He's a fickle man that Mr Haribo

Right, have just had a big bowl of porridge with masses of sugar to satisfy my sweet cravings and hopefully keep the middle of the night hunger pangs at bay, and am now off to bed.

Will catch up with you all again tomorrow night.

xxxx

skintchick

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Fab pics skinty - I love the one where you can see all the little ribs :A


I have terrible backache, prob from standing up for too long today, off for a bath.

Love to all

MFD
xxx

It's like a lil baby xylophone!! :rotfl:

Hope your back gets better soon. You need to make sure you rest!

elle_gee

Night night chopsticks xx

Sami_Bee

Yey welcome back skinty! :j
Do me a favour and do a search for posts by "weezl" and "Jo_R" some interesting info for you Weezl very good info on natural pain relief/home births and much more, Jo for going past 42 weeks

I love the pic where you can see the ribs !!
Don't worry about he/she being feet down now Chris only get head down at about 36 weeks and this bump is almost constantly lying across (vertex ??)
and Spermies can live in there for up to 7days if they managed that its most likely a girl, although according to scan dates Chris was 3 days early when I KNOW he was actually 15 days late!

Sami_Bee

chopsticks wrote: »

Thanks for all that info Sami.

I'm about 5ft 4, so my BMI is prob around the same as yours I'd guess.

I'll have a go with the V pillow (just to save spending even more money) and see how I get on but if it doesn't work well, I'll look at getting something else. Now you've said you got yours from Costco for £12, I remember there was a discussion about it over the weekend (my memory is not too good at the moment!). Is it just me or does the thought of a massive pillow in bed with you make you think it's a lot of hassle - heaving it around if you want to roll over etc. Or am I just making a mountain out of a molehill?

You're welcome
It was me that said I can't really turn over with it, I get tangled up in the duvet if I try! but if I'm hugging it when I fall asleep I tend to stay there until I wake up in the morning so it doesn't bother me too much, I certainly get more sleep with it than without!
oh and hubby knew his luck was in the other night because I moved it from the middle of the bed to the edge on my side before i got in:rotfl:

pinkpig08

I saw a V pillow in Dunelm Mill yesterday for £5.99, and £2.99 for the cover. Going to go down and get one when I next get chance! Just waiting for DH to fall asleep so I can eat the last magnum!!

Sami_Bee

pinkpig08 wrote: »

I saw a V pillow in Dunelm Mill yesterday for £5.99, and £2.99 for the cover. Going to go down and get one when I next get chance! Just waiting for DH to fall asleep so I can eat the last magnum!!

covert magnum stealing!


Ladies if you want a dippy egg have one!! go on go on go on go on go oooonnnnnn *Mrs Doyle stylee*:D

"Nowadays more than 80% of eggs sold in the UK come from chickens which have been immunized against salmonella (specifically salmonella enteriditis).
This includes all supermarket eggs and also eggs from other commercial egg farms in the UK. (The situation with foreign eggs, especially those from Spain, is different - but these are mostly only used in catering).
In 2003 the Food Standards Agency (FSA, 2004) tested a total of 28,500 eggs to discover the occurrence of salmonella. Guess how many eggs were contaminated? Several thousand? Several hundred? 50? 10? No, it was NONE! Not a single egg had salmonella inside.
However for those of you who are fantastically cautious they did find some salmonella bacteria on nine of the shells. In other words, it is more important to wash your hands after cooking with eggs than it is to make sure you cook them properly. Even so, nine eggs out of 28,500 means about 1 in 3,000 chance of finding a bug in your blackcurrant sorbet. Now, I like my eggs an awful lot but even I would be hard pushed to eat 3,000 of them in a single pregnancy (about 11 per day.)."
http://www.radmid.demon.co.uk/dietarydogma.htm - A well respected source of maternity info :cool:

angelfairy

hi ladies,

can i have some help with nursing bra advice?

how do i know what size to get? do i get the size i am now, even though i know when my milk comes in my boobs will change?

have tried to order some and the payment page wouldn't work so thought i would ask the question.

thanks in advance

skintchick

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Yey welcome back skinty! :j
Do me a favour and do a search for posts by "weezl" and "Jo_R" some interesting info for you Weezl very good info on natural pain relief/home births and much more, Jo for going past 42 weeks

I love the pic where you can see the ribs !!
Don't worry about he/she being feet down now Chris only get head down at about 36 weeks and this bump is almost constantly lying across (vertex ??)
and Spermies can live in there for up to 7days if they managed that its most likely a girl, although according to scan dates Chris was 3 days early when I KNOW he was actually 15 days late!

This baby is actually lying across too but she said it was breech and that's what she put on my notes

Blimey! Seven-day-old sperm! It's like some weird Chinese recipe :rotfl: It doesn;t affect our due date really as we are going for sometime after July 20 and probably more like July 30 so it doesn;t really matter.

Just would like to not have feet rammed into my foof every day! It hurts!

I'll search those posts later - all sounds v interesting. I'll have more time once I finish my work contract on March 31. I thought it was going to be extended but they emailed round today and there are 8 of us on contracts and only 3 possible extensions so I bowed out cos other people need them more than me.

searching_me

sami after the last time i ask about dippy eggs and peanuts i prompty took myself out and bought myself somes eggs for a bacon and egg sandwhich and a snickers bar to follow.... oooooo it was good x