MSE Pregnancy Club IX

Fitzio

Goodnight Mrs Moc. Hope you get a good sleep and fingers crossed for tomorrow. x

searching_me

night mrs M hope your ok luv x

Krystaltips

Night Mrs Moc, fingers crossed for tomorrow for you

Fitzio

It is very tempting to go for nice matching nursery furniture, but I am trying to be sensible too and there is no way I want to spend a fortune on it. I would like a decent cot bed, but just trying to decide what else we could fit in. If a good chest of drawers would be more useful than a wardrobe then we could just go for that. Or maybe a single door wardrobe and a tall thin chest of drawers? Hmmm....decisions decisions...

Krystaltips

The wardrobes we're getting from Ikea for our room will have a chest of drawers inside then... An ideal solution... But not really nursery furniture... And more expensive than the basic stuff...

I'm not much help am I... Sorry....

SeptemberBaby_2

emlou2009 wrote: »

sls i remember that feeling too well, at least the end is in sight for you and you know when you will be getting induced, just sucks on a bank holiday!

i've just dressed seth and seen a big patch of red raw skin in his armpit, the poor little man! it had little bits of soft scabs in the creases too, i got really upset for a minute its funny how being a mum makes you feel. i think it looks a bit like a fungal infection and it smells a bit nasty, god knows where he could have picked it up from though. i've cleaned it with water and cotton wool.

now i'm obviously not asking for medical advice but what do i do about getting it looked at? he isnt registered with a doctor yet, do i make an appointment for me and get him looked at instead? or do i need to register him first? or can i take him to see the midwives at the hospital he was born at still? he's 4 weeks old on sunday.

why do these things always happen on bank hoilidays when everything is closed? :rolleyes:

I'm only just catching up!

This sounds like thrush to me (but obviously this is not medical advice! ). A LO at my baby group had exactly what you described and was given cream from the Dr.

At my surgery it was just a matter of handing over the form I received when registering Jamie's birth and then filling out their own short form to register him with a doctor. I'm such a worrier that I did this when he was about 3 days old! .

I hope Seth is ok (and you of course! ).

xx

Fitzio

No, that's quite useful! Never thought about drawers inside the wardrobe. That would save space, and I am conscious of getting a wardrobe withl lots of dead space as kids clothes are so small! Food for thought. Thanks!

Krystaltips

Aimee's wardrobe has 2 rails in it, I always used to use the top rail for her current clothes and the bottom rail for her 'to grow into' clothes... Now she has so much that the top rail is dresses, trousers and school uniform and bottom is skirts and tops... And then jumpers are piled on the floor in there... It is certainly not a dead space lol

Fitzio

I am so tired. Could really do with going to my bed. It's been a long night. Unfortunately, DH has missed the last train home to the train station which is a 5 minute walk from our house. This means I need to go and get ready and pick him up from another train station! He ALWAYS leaves it too late for the easy option. Grrr. I'm away to get dressed. x

tarajayne

Evening. X

Mrs M, sorry things aren't settled enough for you to visit home tomorrow. I hope things do settle for you.

21st was good but it felt weird, no not weird, I just felt old!!!