MSE Pregnancy Club XIII

mollythewestie

Tinkerbell - I also have slippers on my list, apparently hard bottom ones are best, as the floors in some labour ward bathrooms are pretty disgusting _pale_
Also a mini fan, or a water spray to keep you cool if its a hot day.

Oh, and a hat for baby to go home in, perhaps a light cotton sun hat.

EDIT: I have also bought one of those mini travel deodorants in Tesco for DH, in case I am in labour a while!

Jvic28

mollythewestie wrote: »

Oh, and a hat for baby to go home in, perhaps a light cotton sun hat.

When I was in hospital they wanted the baby to keep his hat on, it was also mentioned in parentcraft that whilst in hospital they like to keep the baby warmer than you should when you bring him/her home. So definately take a hat. When they dressed Tomos they wanted a vest, romper suit and hat to dress him in off me. And then they put him in the cot with a blanket.

searching_me

jvic i added you x

mountainlioness

Hey all - back from scan and Cub was brilliant...

Have put the best pics on photobucket http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll308/mountainlioness/The%20Cub/

She stuck her tongue out at us and did the cutest little yawn and rub of eyes (it's a hard life!)

:D:D

searching_me

awwwww ML there great pics i do like the one with her tongue out x

aless02

awww ML, those are adorable!!

mountainlioness

Thanks girls - am feeling v proud and slushy at the moment (probably for the first time - it's so real now) and it's lovely to share with you ladies, who are in the same emotional and hormonal state :rolleyes: (you don't want to gush too much and become a PG bore outside of here!).

Her nose is DH's for definite

mollythewestie

ML - Those scan pictures are amazing!

Nicki

Gorgeous pics ML. We've decided not to go for a 3D scan as we don't want to know what flavour we're having and they are so detailed it would be hard to hide, I suspect! But I do get a pang about that decision when I see pics as good as these ones. We've got another scheduled scan at 32 weeks and if the sonographer is feeling nice she might flick the 3D on to show us baby's face, but we won't get to watch him or her for any length of time playing in 3D

mountainlioness

Hi Nicki - I wouldn't worry about that - it's actually pretty cramped in the uterus at this stage and so the baby tends to be curled up, legs crossed (that's what the sonographer said and it seemed to be true). There was definitely no 'catching sight' of the telltale bits. As the whole baby doesn't fit in the pic, you could just say you definitely don't want to know and they would concentrate on the face.

I wasn't convinced about 4d but seeing others' pics on here made me really want to do it, so if you do want to see the face, I'd say go for it!