MSE Pregnancy Club VII

Krystaltips

I had my tongue pierced for about 9 years... But took it out last year... Hole's closed up now... I wouldn't get it done again though, was uber painful!

We're having chinese for tea... Was going to be lasagne but hubby didn't get the sauce out of the freezer in time...

searching_me

krystal chinese sounds better anyway x

Evansangel

I prefer indian, but not really fancying it now for some reason lol.

Its my friends bday meal next week and she's going to an indian resturant, haven't told her about jellybean yet.

When did you al start telling people?

xx

MrsTinks

Totally off topic question for you... we have a king size mattress we're selling at the moment but what would be a fair price do you think? It was an £800 mattress when new and is only used once in a blue moon when we've had guests - no marks or anything on it. In total I reacon it's probably been used for a month over the last 4 years...
Don't want to over charge for it but also don't want to be giving it away for less than it's worth if you see what I mean? Neighbours are very interested in it and it WOULD mean they would be able to get it straight away instead of waiting for one to be ordered and delivered and there would be no delivery charge :rotfl:

searching_me

i told everyone after my 12 week scan id lost one in may lastyear and was scared to tell anyone til i know he was sticking x

tiamai_d

My nursery won't take em till 3 months (corrected age in the case of premmies).

Off to MIL's to collect go-gos for DS1.... what are go-gos? He has been on about them all day with the great little comment of 'do you not watch tv mum?' when I asked what they were. I'm so out of touch huh?

ETA, had more upsetting news too. DS2 is going back to nappies. The toilet training has just suddenly over the oast 2 weeks went very bad. He seems to have no idea that he needs the toilet or that he has done it and now the other kids at nursery have noticed. So back into nappies for a few weeks. Don't want him to loose confidence because of soiling himself as he is really getting on great and the other kids don't know that he is any different, they just think he talks a different language! I call it 'Donny-speak', anyone watch the wild thornberries?

MrsTinks

Evansangel wrote: »

I prefer indian, but not really fancying it now for some reason lol.

Its my friends bday meal next week and she's going to an indian resturant, haven't told her about jellybean yet.

When did you al start telling people?

xx

If you can then hold out till you've had your 12 week scan... hate to put a downer on things but there IS the possibility of miscarriage this early on and we've sadly seen our fair share on here recently I guess if you tell people then only tell people you know will be supportive SHOULD the worst happen...
I had little chocie but to tell everyone as I ended up in hospital severely dehydrated from vomiting and not being able to keep anything down... was inevitable that people would find out at that point really :rotfl:

Evansangel

MrsTine wrote: »

If you can then hold out till you've had your 12 week scan... hate to put a downer on things but there IS the possibility of miscarriage this early on and we've sadly seen our fair share on here recently I guess if you tell people then only tell people you know will be supportive SHOULD the worst happen...
I had little chocie but to tell everyone as I ended up in hospital severely dehydrated from vomiting and not being able to keep anything down... was inevitable that people would find out at that point really :rotfl:

Well the people that know are - My Mum and Stepdad, all my siblings (one is 16 rest are under 8, my 3 year old brother actually said "me to!" when i told him i had a baby in my tummy" lol.)
My best friend, as she was the first person to tell when she had her son.
Obviously hubby to be lol. My dad and stepmum know and my dad asked if he could tell his best friend/work partner as he wanted to brag lol. And hubbys to bes parents and his brother and sister lol. Oh and my step-aunty who lives in manchester

So 16 people :O
Thats alot coming to think of it haha. We're definatly not telling anyone else until after the doc confirms it.
Oh and i had to tell my manager today

xx

elle_gee

MrsTine wrote: »

Elle - start cooking the same thing everytime he's there - hopefully he'll soon get bored with jacket potato's every time he visits
Dh is off out for a curry with the guys from work so hopefully I'll be able to get some stuff ready to list on ebay really need to make some room!!

Unfortunately I don't think that'll work.. He's not bothered what he's eating - one of his favourite phrases seems to be "yeah whatever, it's just food" and judging by the way he noisily throws it down his throat, he truly doesn't taste whatever he's eating (and OH cooks so you can't blame that on my bad cooking! ). He sees Thursday night's as, and I quote, "his only break from the kid" and he's not going to give that up... :cool: My mum keeps saying "just think of when the building work starts/you have baby - he won't come round then!".. can but hope!

They've gone so I've put half my fav pizza in the over to have before they get back - HA! OH doing them tuna pasta when they get back (I don't like it hot - will have my portion cold for lunch tomorrow, extra bonus!).

jillie1974

Sami_Bee wrote: »

now you're just talking crazy!

:eek: look what wiki says
An ice pop is a frozen water-based dessert on a stick. It is made by freezing coloured, flavoured liquid (such as fruit juice) around a stick.

A lollipop, pop, lolly, sucker, or sticky-pop is a type of confectionery consisting mainly of hardened, flavored sucrose with corn syrup mounted on a stick and intended for sucking or licking.[1] They are available in many flavors and shapes.

It doesn't know what a icelolly or lollyice is tho :rolleyes:

i said it was an icepop and a lollypop