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Sami_Bee wrote: »

You don't wear them they go on the bed - its just a mattress protector type thing

OK. I'm going to leave this conversation before I embarrass myself further! :rotfl:Nose to the grindstone.

Labour or holding in vibes to all who need them.

Bearx

Sami_Bee

skintchick wrote: »

That's a whole different list! Need to talk to MW first and find out what she brings with her, but think I have a lot of what I need anyway like old towels and big knickers.

I feel soooo sick! Have been like this for a few days. Can you get sickness in the third trimester? Can;t face food but am hungry at the same time.

I was a bit miffed that I would have to wait for MW to come with the gas because Caz & Mel got theirs before hand - boo!

Sickness yes! its totally normal to feel sick at any random time :rolleyes: one of the many joys!

lizziebell*80

I emailed EJ, got first response and emailed measurements yesterday morning but not hard anything back
I think that at 16w my (.)(.)s are still too small for them to want me to test anything (still measuring a 32B), rubbish!

Skintchick, muslins still BOGOF in Tesco, works out £4.90 ish for 12.

skintchick

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I was a bit miffed that I would have to wait for MW to come with the gas because Caz & Mel got theirs before hand - boo!

Sickness yes! its totally normal to feel sick at any random time :rolleyes: one of the many joys!

Grrr. I hardly had any in the first tri and thought I'd got away with it. Feel rubbish now though.

Sami_Bee

has anyone else seen this http://www.babydam.co.uk/
I was skeptical but they had it on This Morning the other day and it did actually work

SugarSpun

My doctor's gone home, Sami, it's Friday afternoon

The clinic we booked in at only accepts people who go into labour after 33 weeks, so we'd have to go to the university hospital. I can't call them because I am lacking all the specialised birthing vocabulary. My OH is now on his way home so we will call them and then probably go in there and insist on a "stop the escape attempt" injection or two.

skintchick

Sami_Bee wrote: »

has anyone else seen this http://www.babydam.co.uk/
I was skeptical but they had it on This Morning the other day and it did actually work

I'm not sure why that's any better than just putting some water in the bath?

aless02

silly question time (don't worry, I will have millions more before my 9 months is up!) - do you NEED a baby bath thingee or can you just bathe your kiddo carefully in a the tub and/or sink?

Hedgehog28

Hugs to you SugarSpun....I know, it's even harder when you have to describe what's going on in another language (we are in Belgium). Hope your OH gets home soon and then you can be on your way to the hospital.

greent

skintchick wrote: »

I'm not sure why that's any better than just putting some water in the bath?

And surely it would cost more than some baby baths anyway? Mine was £3 from Ikea.....

And yes, you can just bath them in the big bath/ sink/ washing up bowl...

greent
feeling sick from too much creamy salad stuff from waitrose - followed by a whole toblerone (NOT a little one either:rotfl:)

ETA: Hang on in there, SS - hope the contractions stop soon x