MSE Pregnancy Club 17

rose_tinted

Thanks for the welcome everyone.
Took my lo to school this morning and I am frightened of falling. I did put on my rather attractive green wellies.
Does anyone recommend a double buggy? has to be a reasonable price.
Would anyone buy second hand from Ebay?
Ta for putting me on the list seems to getting close to D-Day lol xx

nikkit72

kindof , why you not eat poached eggs ?? there are not on the list not to eat , its just a boiled/fried egg boiled , ??? i dont understans , they say not to eat raw or runny white eggs , but not eggs altogether , was told by MW these are greta for iron , so no problems with eating them

nikkit72

rose , yes i would buy from ebay , but look at kiddiecare they have some fab deals on buggies , and double one stoo , i only know as i decided against the mamas and papas cot yesterday and got this one instead and was browsing all there site


at £99.99 instead of £214 , another bargain HERE

nikkit72

heres a link to some double buggies lots of reviews on there too so have a look , i did go to there showroom in peterborough its really big , and great if you wanna try b4 you buy on cots/ buggies and car seats , not much else there though

Redkite Push Me Spirit Twin Marina

Suitable from Birth - Includes Raincover





from birth at a price of £99.99 from £194

heres a direct link to some more for you HERE

dont forget 4% quidco cash back too, and free next day delivery if you buy b4 3 or 4pm i think

i like these they quite sporty a bit more money though £189 from £299

Baby Weavers Baby 2 Twin Red

Suitable From Birth, Complete with 2 Footmuffs & Raincover

gill_81uk

redstararnie76 wrote: »

Hi everyone,
We got quite a bit of snow this morning but were informed that we were expected in at work. I struggled in - a quite dodgy drive on the ice, only to find that many other people hadn't bothered; grr. Anyway, as the day went on, I've felt really grotty and sorry for myself, not to mention really tearful, so in the end I just apologised and went home sick. I really don't know what's wrong with me at the moment, I feel depressed and fed-up, but I don't have any reason to feel like that. Hoepfully going on Holiday/ML will help; just over 5 weeks to go.
Sorry to moan.
EA, I'm glad the tests went ok.
Hope everyone's ok?

*hugs* Redstar - that's exactly what I was like a couple of weeks ago. Just wanted to cry all the time in work and felt like I couldn't cope with anything. I took 2 and a half weeks sick (doctor was happy to give me sick note when I told her what was wrong) off over xmas and feel a million times better for it. Really feel that the cloud has lifted and feel much more like myself again.

Typically I've been back at work a week and had to come home early again coz I've got a really bad cold and feel like crap! I was leaving at 3.30 to go to midwife anyway so only a couple of hours early. Gonna have a lie down and sort my head out a bit before I go.

kindofagilr

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Kindof have you checked that with your HR about the hours? As by law you are required to have a 30 minute break in a shift over 6 hours

EA glad the tests were ok and glad you didn't fall on the ice again!

Yes its ok to do 9 hour days.

My mam currently works 36 hours a week over 4 days and doesnt have a break, we dont have to

Nikkit - becasue I like my yolk in a poached egg to be soft, and we arent allowed soft eggs

redstararnie76

gill_81uk wrote: »

*hugs* Redstar - that's exactly what I was like a couple of weeks ago. Just wanted to cry all the time in work and felt like I couldn't cope with anything. I took 2 and a half weeks sick (doctor was happy to give me sick note when I told her what was wrong) off over xmas and feel a million times better for it. Really feel that the cloud has lifted and feel much more like myself again.

Typically I've been back at work a week and had to come home early again coz I've got a really bad cold and feel like crap! I was leaving at 3.30 to go to midwife anyway so only a couple of hours early. Gonna have a lie down and sort my head out a bit before I go.

Thanks Gill, it really helps to feel like I'm not on my own. We've been going through a bit of a difficult time at work since last August and it's still not resolved yet, which really doesn't help. Sometimes I just feel like going home and not coming back. Oh well. Sorry you're not feeling good and I hope the midwife visit goes ok. Hopefully a lie down will help.

Sarah_Joanne

Aww hugs to redstar and gill and anyone else who wants one :grouphug:

Nikkit are you on commission from kiddicare?! :rotfl:

Well I have been very good; I've put away all the clean dry laundry, washed and hung out all baby's newborn size clothes, dusted the entire house and sorted out the top of my chest of drawers in the bedroom as it had become a bit of a dumping ground.

Now I'm sat relaxing with an apple and an uncomfortable BH!! Might see if DH will make me another RLT.

nikkit72

kind of , we are allowed soft eggs , just not snotty ( as they call it ) where the white is like water , i asked MW as i only like to dip my toast in the yolk and the yolk is the bit with iron , so as long as its not raw or nearly raw you really are ok

SJ , i reckon i should be , i think they just have some of the best deals around at mo , even have the quinny zapp at £99 which is fab price for a toddler buggy

Sarah_Joanne

I don't really eat eggs as I don't like them on their own, but the reason we're not supposed to have them undercooked is the risk of salmonella, however, all the chickens that lay the eggs that you are likely to be eating are vaccinated against salmonella anyway, so I'd say the risk is extremely small anyway.

Just my 2p worth!! (although obviously I should point out that you ought to follow medical advice at all times and not some random girl on a forum ha ha!!)