MSE Parents Club Part 9

tiamai_d

Does anyone else, who has had a c section, get af cramps along their scar? It's horrible.

I listed the loola on ad trader for £150, if it sells it sells and I've made a bomb, if it doesn't I can atleast say I tried. Might get used to it... I don't mind heavy prams, my twister is heavy but feels very light (till you lift it). Think its just that I don't like 4 wheelers. But see, I tried the loola in the shop and liked it, once on concrete its different. Fussy cow that I am, just goes to show, want want want and still not happy.

Do I got to asda or not?

Glamazon

susan - my first period after J was born was horrendous. I bled through a pad, knickers & trousers everytime I stood up:o

angelfairy

JAM1376 wrote: »

Afternoon all

Well Charly is now 13lb12 at 18 weeks - not had her weighed for 6 weeks and only gonna go every month from now on.

Sleep didn't go well last night, she woke almost every half hour until 12.30 when I gave up and brought her in with me. At 18 weeks, she isn't too young to do the pick up/put down thing is she? Leave her while she whinges and only pick up if she really cries/screams, don't speak to her and put her down as soon as she stops? Any advice if this is the way to go?

Hugs to all xxx

PS Want to try and post a pic - will see if I can sort it if she stays quiet in her swing.

i would try some kind of sleeping training, whether it's pick up/put down; controlled crying/ gradual withdrawal, whatever suits you.

reason i say this is my LO is 10months and i am tackling the problem now as i can count on one had the amount of times she has slept for longer than 5 hours in one stretch.

i am doing a mixture as i know what is best for my LO and I and appreciate i may be working at it for some time, but i aim to get there.

i have made progress where initially at night she will go off on her own (i am still in the room either shushing her or patting her) and she will do a good stretch then, so i am needing to tackle the night wakings etc.

feel free to PM me or i am sure others that have had the same issues will have other suggestions.

xx

searching_me

Glamazon wrote: »

susan - my first period after J was born was horrendous. I bled through a pad, knickers & trousers everytime I stood up:o

i was this bad but i wasnt far from it x

Glamazon

how much is this gymbabies thing? the website, as ever, doesnt say. just says £20- membership but not if classes r included!

SugarSpun

tiamai_d wrote: »

Does anyone else, who has had a c section, get af cramps along their scar? It's horrible.

I'm not getting AF yet, but I get abdominal cramps in the area of my scar, and earlier on I was sitting down and it was so bad I was almost folded over

Molly's bouncing away in her door bouncer, she's having a wonderful time but it keeps turning her so she's facing away from me and then she stops for a second and bounces back :rotfl:

GISI I've been doing a lot of dooyoo the last few days to try and get Amazon vouchers for one of these. I've decided that this will be Molly's birthday present, since I inadvertently bought her yet another birthday gift for when she's 3 *rollyeyes*

got-it-spend-it

SM- dooyoo is a review site. You can review pretty much anything (I think) like books, films, foods, drinks, shops, restaurants etc and you earn 500pts for each review over 150 words. You can then use the points to get Amazon vouchers (you need a minimum of 20,000 points though) or cash (minimum of 50,000 points). You also get 15 points everytime another user rates your review, and you can rate other peoples.

got-it-spend-it

SugarSpun wrote: »

GISI I've been doing a lot of dooyoo the last few days to try and get Amazon vouchers for one of these. I've decided that this will be Molly's birthday present, since I inadvertently bought her yet another birthday gift for when she's 3 *rollyeyes*

That dome looks cool! I'm saving up for a wireless printer.

Do you find you run out of ideas of things to write about? I sometimes feel like I'm scraping the barrel a bit .

Squishy

SusanC wrote: »

Some people it does and some people it doesn't. If you are breastfeeding, the earlier it comes back, the more likely you are to be having anovulatory cycles.

That's interesting to know - I'm BF, and mine decided to come back over christmas :undecided so only about 13 weeks after the section! It wasn't as painful as I was expecting though after reading all about how it was going to be worse: I was bleeding for about 10 weeks after the section though I've tried cerazette and dianette pills, both of which really made me depressed and almost constant bleeding. Don't know what to try next.

Met up with a friend and went for a good couple of hours walk this afternoon which was good, and Elena is now sitting in her bouncy chair and trying to suck her thumb We have glowworm which she loves, and the rainforest mobile which can put her to sleep in a couple of tries if necessary

My_Fathers_Daughter

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

That dome looks cool! I'm saving up for a wireless printer.

Do you find you run out of ideas of things to write about? I sometimes feel like I'm scraping the barrel a bit .

Could you review us? Or maybe the Moxie tampons



Right, it is poets day so I am off. Won't be back later because we are off to see a band, a tribute to the Beautiful South


Have fun ladies, be good babies, and I will catch up over the weekend.

MWAH


MFD xxx