I'm having a DFW baby!!

Chrismojam

MadDogWoman wrote:

It's taken us 7.5 years to get here, think of a treatment and I've had it so for it to happen on it's own after being told it never would is a minor miracle. Everyone I've told is absolutely over the moon for us.

Maddogwoman (also known as Nikki)

Many congratulations to you too!:D I've heard of that happening quite a lot....strange how your body can just 'kick in' of its own accord after trying everything else! Best wishes;)

Chrismojam

Snagglepuss wrote:

Thanks, I've put the site in my favourites - will keep an eye out for sales near me!

So have I......and I'm nowhere near even trying yet!...still, doesn't hurt to be prepared...........I should have been in the girl guides:p I just know now that if/when it ever happens, it's just gonna knock me for six......doesn't matter how prepared I try to get...or what I want done before it happens etc

Snaggles

Hello again!

Just a quick note to say I have to change my username, as there are apparently two Snagglepusses (Snagglepi?) , and we both have the same avatar too, which is confusing people!

As the other Snagglepuss (or snagglepuss as they are called) registered first, I have to change mine, so I've asked them to change it to Snaggles, which is how I sign off most of my posts anyway. So no, I'm not in disguise, I'm not going undercover, I haven't left the country (I heard that, whoever said 'pity' ), I'm still here, I'll just have a slightly different name!

That's it really......no baby news to report....feeling tired and a bit sick but generally enjoying being pregnant so far.....sorry for the rather dull post.....will try harder to come up with something interesting, enlivening and engrossing for next time! :rotfl:

Love Snaggles

Bambywamby

Awwww congratulations. i want one too but have to wait till next year. i want to get my son through his GCSEs first.

I will have a 16 year difference between my children - wow I must be mad!

Anyway - have you looked on the Mother & Baby Website. Has a great forum, lots of sound advice and the gals on there are uptodate with all pregnancy entitlements and having babies on a budget.

http://www.motherandbabymagazine.com/


Congrats to you both again. xx

*zippy*

Hi Snaggles

Sorry its late, but Congratulations :j :j :j

So pleased for you, I was without a computer last week so missed your lovely news. So glad it wasn't PMT after

zippy x

Snaggles

Cheers BambyWamby - blimey, 16 year age gap, I though i had left it a while because my son is 6! Good luck to you though. I'll have a good look at the Mother & Baby website - someone gave me a copy of their magazine this month, and it was good, so I'm sure the website will have some good tips too.

Thanks Zippy, no it wasn't PMT (everyone did try and warn me!) - it really felt like PMT though - even while I saw the result on the little stick I was thinking 'no WAY'!! But I couldnt be happier!

full-time-mum

Snagglepuss wrote:

Urrrggghhh I feel queasy today!:shocked: :rotfl:

Ginger is supposed to be good for morning sickness. I got some biscuits with ginger pieces in and found they helped - gingernuts/gingersnaps helped too and were cheaper. Just be careful not to eat too many, its a myth that eating for two is OK!

Snaggles

full-time-mum wrote:

Ginger is supposed to be good for morning sickness.

Found something fab - Asda ginger cracknels, they're absolutely gorgeous, covered in chocolate, I'm sure they help with the sickness hahaha! :T

Just be careful not to eat too many, its a myth that eating for two is OK!

Oh....oops!! :rotfl:

pollypig

Congratulations snaggles!! been away from MSE for ages so just wading through a few threads and this one intrigued me - and it meant I wasn't kept in suspense for too long! hope everything goes really well for you...

also, thanks for all the tips people - my little (well, she's 21 but she still feels like a baby to me!) sister has just found out she's pregnant and is going to be a single mum but with lots of support from family/friends... the one thing she needs to know is how to do things cheaply and what she does/doesn't actually need to buy so I've already pointed her in this direction and told her to join all the baby clubs!
I'll be watching this thread with interest...

full-time-mum

pollypig wrote:

also, thanks for all the tips people - my little (well, she's 21 but she still feels like a baby to me!) sister has just found out she's pregnant and is going to be a single mum but with lots of support from family/friends... the one thing she needs to know is how to do things cheaply and what she does/doesn't actually need to buy so I've already pointed her in this direction and told her to join all the baby clubs!

Will re-iterate what others have said - look into the NCT, they have fabulous nearly new sales plus a support network if you need. Don't know what I would have done without them when my 1st was born.