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MSE Parents Club Part 10

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  • Krystaltips
    Krystaltips Posts: 9,220 Forumite
    Ooh, just put that show on the catch up... back in a while...
    A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...
    Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.

  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    That's great Tara, I'm so upset for your DD.

    Feel better Jillie, gentle hugs for you.

    Can't help with poopsplosions, we use BumGenius washables and they don't contain the horrors.

    I hope your SIL and her littlie are ok, WM. I'm a bit worried about your husband as well - two separate instances of ironing?!

    :rotfl: at Rhys and his companion of choice.

    Boogery baby is fast asleep and I need to feed, change and dress her before our playdate at 2.
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  • Buttonmoons
    Buttonmoons Posts: 13,323 Forumite
    Gosh this thread is all confusing now.

    At the end of the day, boob juice or formula is just food. I imagine most toddlers will go through a fussy stage and not be getting all their vitamins and minerals anyways.

    I just let Keira eat a flake for lunch :D:D:D

    My cat seems a bit better today, he didn't puke up the food he ate last night and I just got his antibiotics down him in a blob of cream cheese. Cream cheese rules.

    Got to go back with that DS today, well I will if I can get ready by half 12!
  • wi3adora
    wi3adora Posts: 633 Forumite
    jillie1974 wrote: »
    morning everyone!

    can i have a hug please? i've been up all night throwing up and now i have the dreaded dia woo woo. i feel awful.
    hope its something i ate (but dont know what) rather than a bug cos i dont want Kian to get it.

    Aww Jill ((hugs)) hope you feel better soon xx
    Mummy to D born 21/04/09 and S born 09/05/12
  • emlou2009
    emlou2009 Posts: 4,016 Forumite
    Havent read back, but just wanted to share that the daily deals on ebay has got quite a good offer on TT Nuby bottles and cups! Link here. Off to read back now!
    Mummy to
    DS (born March 2009)

    DD (born January 2012)
  • Sami_Bee
    Sami_Bee Posts: 14,555 Forumite
    Feel better soon Jillie :) you've reminded me, GISI did anyone answer your elective c/s question? it is my experience that any woman who has had a previous section (regardless of reason why) will be 'allowed' to have another c/s but I think it would be up to your consultant that you would only get allocated once pg and booked in with the MWs.
    I've already forgotten why you had a section but I think it was because bubba was in distress? if so I think it's a pretty random thing that may or may not happen with baby #2 If you would like any info on VBACs or post c/s support let me know and I'll try to digg out the links from the Rad Mid group x
    The very best is sometimes what nature gives us for free.
    3onitsway wrote: »
    I think Sami is right, as always!
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    OH just sent me this link, written by someone working in a NICU.

    I recommend having your tissues handy before you read it.
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  • jillie1974
    jillie1974 Posts: 6,997 Forumite
    SS- should have got the tissues first

    trying not to let K see me cry as he's started looking a bit sad if he sees me crying...
    'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'
  • 3onitsway
    3onitsway Posts: 4,000 Forumite
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    Sami_Bee wrote: »
    you've reminded me, GISI did anyone answer your elective c/s question? it is my experience that any woman who has had a previous section (regardless of reason why) will be 'allowed' to have another c/s but I think it would be up to your consultant that you would only get allocated once pg and booked in with the MWs.
    I've already forgotten why you had a section but I think it was because bubba was in distress? if so I think it's a pretty random thing that may or may not happen with baby #2 If you would like any info on VBACs or post c/s support let me know and I'll try to digg out the links from the Rad Mid group x

    I must have missed this question! Yes I think you are given the option.

    After I had a Em.C/S with DS, I was given the option of a planned C/S with DD1.

    My first C/S was only because he was frank breech and got into distress There was no reason it would happen again, it was just one of those things that could happen to anyone. So I decided to try for a VBAC.

    When I was pregnant with DD1, the hospital/midwives seemed to care a lot more, and I had several extra tests/scans to make sure she was the right way round etc towards the end.

    As it worked out, i'd had an extra scan at 38 weeks, the day before I went into labour, so I felt quite confident that it'd be ok as i'd seen for myself she was head down and ready to go. :D

    Now, trying for the VBAC was the best thing I ever did - the recovery time after the birth was so much quicker.
    :beer:
  • workinmummy
    workinmummy Posts: 1,479 Forumite
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    edited 10 February 2010 at 1:47PM
    Sami_Bee wrote: »
    GISI did anyone answer your elective c/s question?

    GISI, I had no problem with requesting an elective c/s with Alex. I was automatically under consultant led care, because i had a previous section. I asked about an elective at all my consultant appintments, was given leaflets to read and was told that i was to make my final decision at the 36 week appointment. Which i did, there was no if, buts or maybes from them, I signed the concent form there and then and they rang maternity straight away and i came away with my appointment to go in for the elective. One week prior to my due date. Even when i went into spontaneous labour 10 days before the given section date, i rang the labour ward, was told to come straight in. Was examined, and given the choice again VBAC or Section. I chose the section. No one tried to put me off, and it was far and away, a much better experience that the emergency section with DS1. Very relaxed and chilled. With Abba on the CD player. When the time comes for it, don't be afraid to ask for the elective if that is what you want.
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