MSE Pregnancy Club 18

**confuzzled**

smartie12 wrote: »

Maternity dungerees?? They still do them:eek:

I thought it was law when I pg with DS to wear them:o:o:rotfl:I was 17 ok and had no advice (internet wasn't around in those days!):p THE most awful item of clothing EVER! I'm sure I probably wet myself in the process of getting them off to go for a wee!!!:rotfl:And having to get them off in a small toliet cubicle whilst out and about.... *shudders*

14 years ago I don't think there was much in the way of stylish maternity clothes anyway so we'll let you off:D Nowadays there's no excuse with all these celebs etc being pg and bringing out clothing lines etc...THANK GOD:D

delain wrote: »

Fuzz I agree!

I really need some shorts, it's been so hot here, but I just don't have the legs for them :(

Could you not get some 3/4 length trousers???? I've found just keeping my ankles cool helps:)
Or you could just say, screw the world and stick some on anyway:) so long as they're not dungaree shorts:eek::p:rotfl:

moneysaver12 wrote: »

Fuzz was you trying to put your cat in your sling to test it out lol.

I am starting driving lessons in just less than two weeks, spent ten months four years ago learning in a manual with bsm and got to the point where i felt they were just taking my money. Was suppose to go for my test twice but they said i wasn't ready each time. This time im going to have a go in a automatic. Really want to be able to drive, fed up of buses. Does it get a problem driving nearer the end of pregnancey.

Yep twas I:D She enjoys being cuddled like a baby so figured I'd give it a shot...she was fine(possibly coz she didn't realise what I was doing;)) until I decided I was gonna try and adjust the sling....she panicked and shot off lol Wish I'd got a piccie....looked hilarious:rotfl:

Took me ages(*cough*8yrs on & off *cough*:o) to pass in a manual too(mainly due to confidence in changing gears:o) and my 1st car is an automatic....LOVE IT, so easy to drive but I don't think it's as economical as a manual coz you're not in control iyswim...I'm currently driving my brothers car(mines up for MOT) and its a manual, was a bit rusty as 1st but I'm glad I persevered with passing in a manual..so many more options for me, plus manual cars tend to be cheaper than automatics;):)

tinkwings

**confuzzled** wrote: »

Sounds to me like she needs too:eek: I'm sorry but no matter how comfy they are or how pregnant you are, there is never an excuse for dungarees of any descriptoin :rotfl:

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LOL they are the most comfotable thing!! :rotfl::rotfl:I had a pair 13 years ago. They are for in the house only!!!

xmaslolly76

Tink i'm with you on this one i loved my dungarees with DS1 and havent been able to find a nice pair since so have to make do with jeans which are not half as comfy :-)

**confuzzled**

Tinks promise me you'll never wear them out the house...even to the bin! and that you'll burn them once you pop never to burden another pregnant soul with them:D:rotfl::rotfl:

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bexta

Fuzz, with you on the dungarees, though that said, I was sporting a rather fetching pair of fat mans pj bottoms yesterday (in the house though)

LL, it's not silly to worry, MWs always say to get in touch if you don't feel right.

Tinkwings, glad everything was ok with you. Your MW mustn't have a sense of humour cos I thought it was funny about your OH getting his vet gear out.

Had MW this morning, got quite a low platelet count, which I hope isn't going to interfere with my plans for going to the MW led unit. She agreed that bubs seems quite long given its position, but I'm not measuring big or anything like that. She sounded slightly shocked when she felt its feet - now I'm thinking it mght have flippers!

tinkwings

**confuzzled** wrote: »

Tinks promise me you'll never wear them out the house...even to the bin! and that you'll burn them once you pop never to burden another pregnant soul with them:D:rotfl::rotfl:

;):o;):o;):o;)

delain

**kym** wrote: »

wow - lets hope you pass your test soon or that dh is around when you need to go in - imagine having the baby on a bus!

Don't even joke about that :eek::eek:

On my school runs I catch 4 buses a day and spend almost 1.5 hours waiting for them

tinkwings

xmaslolly76 wrote: »

Tink i'm with you on this one i loved my dungarees with DS1 and havent been able to find a nice pair since so have to make do with jeans which are not half as comfy :-)

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kitkat5566

Fuzz.. oh I really wish you would have got a pic of your cat in a sling, sounds hilarious!! I collected my moses basket from my parents last night and my little jack russel kept trying to jump in! I bet he will try to get in the pram too when the baby is here!

My car seat has arrived! Thanks Smartie for the code

The guy I work with keeps moaning at what I wear everyday, last week he told me pregnant women are not allowed to wear jeans :eek: cheeky so and so! He said we should wear dungerees all the time! But I just couldnt be bothered with undoing them, I have to admit I am leaving the top button undone on my shorts as I cant be bothered to keep undoing it to go to loo all the time!!!

I'm hot and bothered and wearing shorts and DO NOT CARE!! I did get some strange looks wearing them earlier when it was pouring here!

delain

Tinkwings you are skinnier than me! I went in there, and decided that if I could not get into a size 18 I was going to leave the shop empty handed!

I've got mat clothes in a 16 that are fine, I'm not buying anything in a 20, no siree.