MSE Pregnancy Club IX

aless02

MrsTine - appreciate the caution, and I do know that I can't push myself too hard now that am pregnant - just want some gentle cardio on the cross-trainer! Have been going to gyms on-and-off for quite some time, so I'm very familiar with health & safety issues . Don't worry, I'm not going to try and benchpress 200lbs or something! lol...

skintchick - thanks for the yoga hints. maybe I will shop around for a class now to familiarise with poses before I get big? sounds like a good idea...

Sami_Bee

Tine I really wouldn't worry about him bonding I can just tell he will be a fantastically dedicated father! He may not be able to actually feed her but him having skin 2 skin time is supposed to help the feeding process and has the bonus of them bonding together
Here's my OH enjoying sleepy time with Chris tho, http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=253679&l=bdcf7f087a&id=541141775
OH is wearing his decorating clothes btw

cazscoob

elle we have a local clay experience place, you get to paint the clay and they fire and glaze it. we have got charlies footprint done like this but they have started doing casts and bronzing them. am looking into it for erin:D
well the sun is out so i think im going to go for a walk once i pick abi up!! erin screaming again:( my neighbours must think im a terrible mother as she is always screaming?

*hugs* to all in need

shellsuit

mookiandco wrote: »

Morning.

I am in a foul mood this morning as I have had a falling out with OH. We were supposed to be buying beanie's cot yesterday and I also mentioned that we needed to get some sort of storage for the nursery for all the bits and bobs (toys, bottles, breast pump, nappies etc). He got really cross and said that the room was too small. At the moment all these things are in a cardboard box in a pile on the floor (the big one the Boots huggies nappies came in). All I intended to do was buy a nicer looking box or a small storage unit which would fit on the same wall as the nappy changer so would not take up anymore space. He told me that he had only agreed to go and get the cot and if I wanted to get storage unit I should get it myself. He has been really moody since friday, when it was my birthday and we did absolutely nothing for it. We were supposed to go out for dinner last night to celebrate but of course that didnt happen. I havent spoken to him since 3pm yesterday and he slept on the sofa last night. We are just dancing round each other in the flat. I tried to reason with him and told him that he had let me get everything else for beanie and I had only bought the bare minimum at the lowest cost possible so why didnt he trust me that we need some storage. I asked him what he thought I should do with all the stuff on the floor and if he thought I should just leave it in a mess like that but he refused to talk about it anymore.

I think he knows he is in the wrong but that has made him get all defensive and sulk. Why is it when I havent done anything wrong, he makes me feel really guilty? I refuse to back down and call him this time though like I always do. I shall just wait for him to apologise. It is going to be really difficult though as I hate not speaking to him.

Right, I am going to try to concentrate on my work.

Thanks for listening to my ranting , girlies xxxx

Aww that's pants

I know my OH will moan sometimes when I want to go out to buy something, then see or remember something else, but when it's come to stuff for the baby, he's been there all the way with me.

Let him sulk, like you said, you've done sod all wrong, and hopefully he will come to his senses and take you for that birthday meal! xxx

ticklepenny_2

Tine - just to let you know I sarted to get pins and needles in my fingers when in bed, now I get them all the time and have been told I have carpal tunnel, but that it should resolve once baby is born. When I told my MW she referred me straight away to get splints to keep my hands in a better position. The physio told me to keep an eye on it after baby due to working with computers. But then again thats just my experience :rolleyes:

MrsTinks

Thanks Sami I know he'll be a great dad too but I also never want him to feel excuded from his baby or even the pregnancy... I know it bugs him a lot he can't come to every MW appointment etc with me - it's like he feels he should be there through everything with me (and he'd honestly probably drive me nuts lol) but with working so far away it's just not practical sadly...
I'm just glad I know he'll be there no matter what happens and that he's more of a night person than I am :rotfl: we complement each other well when it comes to that so hopefully we can get through the rocky nights with no sleep etc lol

Icklebeans

Morning all,

Well, I am 36 and 5 today and have just been for my scan and appointment with the consultant.

Everything with the twins is great and they told me so. Both are head down and seem raring to go. Both are around the 5lb 11 mark (I will be giving birth to at least a 12lber :eek:). They have told me it will probably be late this week early next week by what they can see and feel. If not, they have booked me in for a scan on 5th May. Although I would prefer May babies (they sound warmer ) I just want them to be healthy and we aound like we are on the right track!

MrsTinks

Ickle - so long as they don't arrive today you're good! They'd have been sharing a B'day with a certain very nasty german if they arrived today

SeptemberBaby_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

My dad is THE hardest person to buy for EVER we get him a yearly subscription for his birthday (and he says he's quite happy to get that for every birthday until he's too senile to read it ) and Christmas is always a pair of novelty slippers - although the choice is far more limited these days

Does he like any spirits? a bottle of JD or nice Scotch usually goes down well with dads and Granddads or as he sounds quite handy is there some kind of snazzy tool you could get him? HTH xx

Why are Dad's so difficult?!

Elle, I had a mug printed with Poppy's pic from snapfish when they were on offer, put in a miniture Scotch and a bar of fruit and nut (his faves!) and wrapped it in cellophane. He's never used the mug though! :rotfl:But Mum said he really loves it .

skintchick

aless02 wrote: »

skintchick - thanks for the yoga hints. maybe I will shop around for a class now to familiarise with poses before I get big? sounds like a good idea...

Look here for teachers http://www.bwy.org.uk/ and ensure they are familiar with pregnant ladies. you don;t need a special pregnancy class but you do need someone who knows what limitations being PG places on your ability to do yoga.

My Oh does it with me and we really enjoy it - maybe your OH could go too?