MSE Pregnancy Club IX

elle_gee

Links to articles on sleep in pregnancy

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/antenatalhealth/sleep/

chopsticks

Right, am off to bed now. I've been getting up early (6:30 - early for me!) this week so I can go into work early and get things done without being interrupted. The only issue is that that I'm really tired at night-time.

I'm out tomorrow night so probably won't get chance to catch up until Friday evening.

Please try not to chat too much, otherwise I'll never catch up again

chopsticks

elle_gee wrote: »

Links to articles on sleep in pregnancy

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/antenatalhealth/sleep/

Thanks Elle, will try and get chance to read this at lunchtime tomorrow.

xxxx

money_maker_3

night chopsticks xx

elle_gee

chopsticks wrote: »

... Hmm, I wonder if, after I've woken up lying on my back, I should lie on my side for a couple of minutes before getting up and that will solve the cramp and dizziness issue.

I've tried that and I think it does help. It just depends if I'm awake enough to realise that I need to roll over before I flex my foot!

searching_me

night night chopsticks x

tiamai_d

money_maker wrote: »

Oh tia, that might be a bit early !!!

Hopefully its just you being over tired and your mind doing silly things !!

I hope so too, but I've had things come true like that before. :rotfl:

However the one about DS1 being like that girl in the ring and not sleeping ever, that was just all those pickles I woke myself up ranting 'it's 3.30am, I need sleep!!!'

elle_gee

Night night chopsticks xx

Urgh, I feel sick - I've left it too long before having tea and now I'm too hungry Five mins left on timer..

elle_gee

I predict a new thread tomorrow..

money_maker_3

elle_gee wrote: »

I predict a new thread tomorrow..

Yeah Mrs T doesnt like us to go too far past 5000 and I am sure we can notch up 50 odd posts tonight :rotfl: