MSE Pregnancy Club XIV

BeenieCat

Sami i know (of) a scottish guy named Ruari, always through it was quite different but not for me!

Glamazon

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I can't help it when I see the last poster is you I have to pop in and see what you're up to
Just for you check out Amanda Hamilton's twitter page She's given her son a weird gaelic name that is pronounced roo-ari

Aw, don't make me blush :rolleyes: OH will think I have a secret lover!!

Sami_Bee

oops I forgot the link :doh: http://twitter.com/AmandaDetox
She spells it Ruaridh but other times misses off the dh, I supposed its quite similar to Rory or Rhodari not for me either but at least there won't be loads of them in his class at school

Oh has anyone googled their baby names? I googled Edgar Samuel and got loads of pages about a famous Jewish historian so I'm hoping for big things from my Ed, who if your interest is now looking like this:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2922831&l=4121537cab&id=541141775

BeenieCat

omg Sami i can't believe how big he looks now!!! So cute

harley1

Glamazon wrote: »

I have a crusty belly button - my own fault. I had some little skin tags and I've been picking at them and now they are a bit crusty - I'm a minger I know. I can't help picking scabs and spots

Glam, I have developed skin tags too. They are under my left arm, but none under my right. Unfortunately I'm now scared stiff I'm going to slice them off when I'm shaving. Do you know if they can do anything to get rid of them and if so what it entails? They are growing (slowly) so I think they need some attention from someone.

Thanks

xxxx

harley1

Sami, he is gorgeous. Loving the hat, looks like a proper little man

xxx

Glamazon

harley1 wrote: »

Glam, I have developed skin tags too. They are under my left arm, but none under my right. Unfortunately I'm now scared stiff I'm going to slice them off when I'm shaving. Do you know if they can do anything to get rid of them and if so what it entails? They are growing (slowly) so I think they need some attention from someone.

Thanks

xxxx

Skin tags are a minor surgery op - if you have a GP at your surgery that does minor surgery you can just have them cut off at your surgery. Very very simple procedure, they just cut them off. With them being where they are, I would think they would do them especially if you say how irritating they are when they catch on your clothes! :rolleyes:

As the GP gets like £80 for removing stuff they don't normally say no!

Sami - he is gorgeous! Will I ever get to meet him?!

Fitzio

Sami I have a cousin called Ruaridh! It's not that unusual up here, but definitely not common either. It's probably more common than Edgar though!!! My cousin's name is pronounced Rory though spelled the same, and he has actually changed the spelling of it as an adult as he is fed up spelling it to folk.

Sami_Bee

harley1 wrote: »

Glam, I have developed skin tags too. They are under my left arm, but none under my right. Unfortunately I'm now scared stiff I'm going to slice them off when I'm shaving. Do you know if they can do anything to get rid of them and if so what it entails? They are growing (slowly) so I think they need some attention from someone.

Thanks

xxxx

I know this one (obviously :cool:) small ones can be frozen off like a verruca and bigger ones require surgery (the one I had surgery t remove was about the size of a garden pea - grim!).
Some people tie them off and let them die but I found that incredibly painful!!
You can use home verruca stuff which I've done and works too but I'm not sure if that is pregnancy safe

Glamazon

OH has bought a ton of Disney clothes including a really smart shirt which my little man will look so cool in!

He has also bought wait for it................................................

a tigger footmuff with mittens and a little hat!

OMG, think it's a bit OTT but it might be useful in the winter. At least we have the black pushchair so the orange won't clash