MSE Pregnancy Club IX

jillie1974

when i go into labour we've got to ring my mum and sis who are going to get over on the ferry. then it will be mil and fil. txt my brothers.
will txt a select few people and oh will ring work (we both work in the same shop)
that way the news will get around everyone.
oops just noticed time must dash.
talk later
x

searching_me

morning ladies just a quick pop in before i meet OH to go down town.... off to pick up zoe xmas present before it gets sold to someone else ... so hugs to those in need.. hope whoever has a scan has a nice day seeing there bubs and a big to everyone else xxxx

Nicki

MrsTine wrote: »

MY MIL... well I'm sure she means well but my word can she be interfering at times! :eek: We're not to use any Johnsons products on the baby (soddin well shall if I please to do so!) and not to feed her this that and the other (I get to the point where I probably would just to spite her!) as she'll get allergies etc... ARGH! Now if she said nicely about make sure you look into sensitivity of the skin etc if you're going to use Johnsons etc instead of TELLING me I wasn't going to use something... maybe then I'd listen.... maybe

Oh, I can do better than that with my MIL!

My youngest was diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum when she was 2. My MIL read a magazine article which said that autism was caused by gluten and milk products in the diet, and could be completely cured by cutting these out, and insisted that we do so. I got the original research papers on this, spoke to the professionals who had diagnosed and were monitoring the child, and we both came to the conclusion that this would be of benefit to my child (as she had no obvious gut problems, and the way her autism manifested was not the same as the way in which autism manifested for kids for whom this approach does sometimes work). We really spent a lot of time looking into it, and investigated it carefully before deciding not to pursue it. MIL had a huge argument with me, told me that I was too lazy to try it, and that if my child were diabetic I would have no alternative but to modify her diet.

As a result of the bullying we did try a gluten-free dairy free diet for our 2 year old for 6 months which was a complete nightmare as she was already a picky eater, but the things she liked and were good for her like pasta, bread, cereal, yoghurts, cheese, etc were all completely out, and going out anywhere with her became a complete nightmare as she could eat virtually nothing on a cafe menu. After 6 months of careful diary keeping and not breaking the regime once it was clear that there was absolutely no change, at which point MIL said perhaps we hadn't been doing it long enough and we should try for another 6 months :mad:. Needless to say we didn't and she hasn't presumed to dictate about something like this ever again!

Krystaltips

Morning folks... Felt horrendously sick last night when I went to bed... Think the only thing that stopped me throwing up was the knowledge I couldn't run to the loo (and we have new bedroom carpet) I was the same as you Tine, only it started before I even went to bed... I blame it on the 2hrs sitting on hard chairs at the hospital... Hubby asked me my plans today... I truthfully told him I plan to do a lot of sitting around in the hopes my hips and back ease up a bit...

Oh, and I have no idea what baby is doing this morning but it hurts! I think it's either having a growth or trying to shift around or something, had a couple of pains that feel like period pain... And if baby moves at the same time it hurts even more! (Because hubby thinks it at every twinge there's a tiny tiny part of me hoping it might be early labour... But there's no way I can be that fortunate...)

Icklebeans

Morning gals,

On the subject of bums - my bowels are all topsey turvey. Past couple of days I have been about 4 times and (TMI alert) it is all soft and mushy but my diet has been normal ie not eaten spicy food/iron tablets etc. Think, from reading books, it is just my body's way of naturally clearing the path ready for labour. but, how much bog roll??? Not verty MSE! :money:

Braxton Hicks during the night is so so bad. It is getting pretty exhausting now.

There is 8 years between hubby and I and he was a manager where I worked and I had only been there 3 months when we got together almost 7 years ago. Age never been a problem though - more mature!

tarajayne

Have I started an age debate, oops! DD's OH is very nice, I just imagined that someone of his age should have a house etc, some decent savings perhaps. Suppose as a mum you worry but she is very happy.

money_maker_3

Morning ladies and bumps :hello:

Well my cold seems to be clearing itself up a bit, but I still cannot breathe through my nose at all :mad:

Scary moment though ....
I think my bump has dropped and when I was walking Jasmine into school this morning it really did feel like something was trying to climb out of my foof :eek:
I am only 31 weeks and don't feel like bubs has engaged, but am a lot lower than I was and there is a bit of pain down there !!!:o
Am going to see if it is still thee later and give the MW a ring, I bet it is absolutely nothing and all in my head though:doh:

Hope everyone has a nice day, I plan to do very little this morning, followed by getting my hair cut, followed by more doing nothing !!!
Sounds very strenuous doesnt it :rotfl::rotfl:

aless02

morning all! just caught up from last night...great news vicstar!

felt quite ill last night - hope this doesn't mean I'm going to be puking for the next 6 weeks! :P

tiamai_d

I am plunking college as my head seriously hurts and I just don't feel right. Neck is stiff, back is sore, I feel like someone is hugging my chest too tight, eyes burning etc, Start of a cold maybe?

Got some square sausage cooking then I'm going back to bed. Square sausage cures everything.

Got ebay stuff to post too.

tarajayne

Sounds like everyone is feeling a bit pants.:(

Sun's gone in here, doesn't help.