MSE Pregnancy Club VII

searching_me

congratz ender and welcome x

sparkle03

:beer: Congratulations Ender :j

newmoneysaver_2

Congrats and welcome Ender!

3onitsway

Krystaltips wrote: »

In order for breastfeeding to work as a contraceptive, certain conditions must be met that completely conflict with a western lifestyle... You basically have to feed the baby on demand approx every 2 hours... Day and Night... Cultures where babies are constantly carried with mothers and actively co-sleep work well because the baby often has free access to the breast and will feed a lot more often than in cultures where babies are encouraged to sleep alone for long periods of time...

That sounds like my life at the moment! (But i won't count on it as contraception - the being too tired to do anything will be a good contraception though!) :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

jacksons_mum wrote: »

i did think that it should be up to me and not her weather or not i have it, would it be her who wrote the prescription for it or the doc as the chances are it wont even be her delivering my baby. i didnt say anything as i would rather not have it but if it was there when i was in labour i would probably would use it then regret it later so its probably a good thing really.

jackson just saw your avatar and now wants to watch the incredibles!

it would be the GP that write 'script, MWs don't have the authority to write 'scripts
I'm going for a HB too and although I very much doubt I will be using anything more than G&A I'll still be getting my 'script filled just in case

3onitsway wrote: »

You can recommend it to me!

The website isn't the best but its here http://www.teachingexhibitions.co.uk/Exhibitions/NASEN_&_TES_Special_Needs_Exhibition/North/2009/
My mum is going on the Friday with works money then I'm going with her on the Saturday (with only £60 in cash and leaving cards at home!) I'm not sure if its open to public on the friday but deff is on the sat.
its not all spesh needs stuff plenty educational stuff in general, I'm going to get some left handed stuff for Chris - he had to be awkward and be a lefty

got-it-spend-it

Congrats Ender- another December baby- woohoo!

I'm only 25 but am certain I have paid way more in tax and NI than I will get back during this pg/ bubs early years. In fact I'll have paid more this year alone than I'll get back. Those Loose Women are just grumpy old women IMHO.

jacksons_mum

so if i decided i did want pethedine 'just in case!' do you think i could ask the doc for a prescription and just hope the i have a different MW at the birth?

she said she didnt like it cos it makes baby more drowsy

honeypop

newmoneysaver wrote: »

LL - I'm 22 weeks and still haven't really had any preg related symptoms, only the bump. I felt like a fraud at the beginning too!

And me! 30 weeks and still nothing but a bump! Although I'm not moaning, I'd rather not have the sickness thank you.

Sami_Bee

jacksons_mum wrote: »

so if i decided i did want pethedine 'just in case!' do you think i could ask the doc for a prescription and just hope the i have a different MW at the birth?

she said she didnt like it cos it makes baby more drowsy

I don't see why not
I'm gonna ask if I can have meptid instead as I know it is an option at my hosp and doesn't make bubba as drowsy as peth but its not available in all areas coz it costs 4x as much

searching_me

well i think your all lucky !!!!!!s... all i have to do is be on a bus longer then 5 mins and i feel sick as a parrot x