MSE Pregnancy Club VII

astonsmummy

searching_me wrote: »

i dont get why alot of OHs dont like us being on here ... my OH loves it i dont whine im bored whn hes playing 360 :rotfl: x

Cos mine is a tart, he dont even like going to bed without me lol

searching_me

awwwwww AM he gets lonely :rotfl: x

Sami_Bee

shellsuit wrote: »

People who aren't from here think I sound scouse, but scousers think I sound posh and not scouse at all. :rotfl:

sounds like the lovely wirral accent I like then

mollythewestie wrote: »

Well today has been a very good day (I had some good news), so I am really happy. So DH said I could treat myself (well the baby anyway!) So I have bought the Graco sweetpeace . Tesco have them for £127 instead of the £167 in Kiddicare http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.205-2947.aspx#ComparePrices
And I have bought the blackout blind for the nursery too:
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.100-2111.aspx

I have a thermal blackout (from argos as tesco wanted to charge me £2.50 delivery to store :mad:) its fab really does keep the heat in/out I thought that bit was just sales patter.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

...actually, my MW may have touched me at about 16 weeks to hear the heartbeat, but def not before that.

I got touched at my 1st app with Chris was with the GP tho, she poked my belly a bit - think it was because I wasn't sure if I was 2 or 3months gone tho.

Searching - MIL and I don't like what the chavs we are unfortunately related to since marrying a Mr H write on FB but we just have it set so we don't see what they write :cool: I'd never tell them off esp on FB for what they write tho

MrsTine wrote: »

Tiamai - I think some employers should really think before they put pregnant women on courses and meetings like that...

My mum had to go on a Child protection course (about spotting child abuse in the kids at her school) on Chris's birthday

Evansangel wrote: »

Krystaltips, i noticed in your sig that your trained in breast feeding support. Im going to breast feed but i have my nipple pierced. Would i have to take it out and keep putting it back in, or should i take it out permently.
And if i have to take it out permently, when do you recommened i take it out?
Thank you :Dx

My mate had to take her's out at about 15weeks because her boobs got much bigger and it was painful to leave it in, she has successfully BFed both her lil girls too so hopefully you'll be fine

astonsmummy

Aww feelie sorry you feeling a bit crud, at least u and bubs are good.

Wel I'm up coz i cant sleep, been getting tightenings since about 5 or 6pm but they are getting quite strong and painful, keep thinking i need the loo aswell, dont think it's labour, so am just going to sit up for a while and see how things go.

searching_me

cheers sami but my family never did get when to keep there opinons to themselves as no one wants to hear it x

Fitzio

3onitsway wrote: »

Don't know if this has been mentioned before; but have you seen this site?

http://www.biglittletrading.co.uk/shop.asp?Section=MaternityTops

They buy and sell babies and maternity clothes. If you look at the criteria they have for selling your stuff - it looks like they only take really good quality in perfect condition.

Theres some nice maternity stuff on there - useful me finding it now I don't need it! :mad:

Has anyone checked out this site mentioned by 3onitsway? Apparently they buy and sell babies, so if you don't like yours, they may do a trade!!! I can't believe you are not all challenging her morals!

Alright, enough is enough:
Ice Lolly
Lolly Pop
Ice Pole (one without a stick). Ice Pop sounds very American to me?

Congrats to AF and Angchris. Welcome to EA. Went to visit a friend who had a baby 4 weeks ago - he was gorgeous and didn't cry when I held him!! :T Hubby was surprised at how alert he was at 4 weeks. We so can't wait another 6 months! Need to check out that website....

x

searching_me

AMyou sure its not the start x

astonsmummy

searching_me wrote: »

AMyou sure its not the start x

I dunno, I dunno what the start is!
With DS my waters broke then excrutiating contractions started 1 hour later.
I'll just see what happens, I'm not getting my hopes up though after Monday night :rolleyes:

MrsTinks

Darling hubby has just been giggling like a little girl.... Roo was having yet another of her "let's do 20 laps of mummy's tummy" sessions and when she does that she sometimes moves across the centre and pokes my belly button out as she passes by... apparently according to DH that is just about the best entertainment a guy could wish for... watching his unborn daughter poke her mummy's belly button out when she moves...

Bless him

searching_me

snap AM zoe was pretty much like that so not sure if id know too :rotfl: x