MSE Pregnancy Club 20

dustystar02

To quote..."3 double vodkas and a half a bottle of wine in one night, if that makes me a bad mother then so be it".....lord help us!!!
I'm turning over for corrie!! X

dustystar02

P.s anyone know where I can get hangers for baby clothes. I'm looking on eBay but was hoping for them free.....is it worth asking in mothercare etc????

Apricot

dustystar My sister was given a huge pile from H&M a few weeks ago. She was buying something and mentioned that she wanted to keep the hanger as baby hangers are expensive and the assistant gave her a bag full. It's worth asking in a few shops that sell baby things just in case.

gizmodo_2

Ouch ouch ouch. I'm in pain. And I honestly can't figure out if it's just constipation, baby in bad position or BHs. How will I ever know I'm in labour?

delain

gizmodo wrote: »

Ouch ouch ouch. I'm in pain. And I honestly can't figure out if it's just constipation, baby in bad position or BHs. How will I ever know I'm in labour?

Eventually a baby will pop out, then you will know for sure :rotfl:

gizmodo_2

delain wrote: »

Eventually a baby will pop out, then you will know for sure :rotfl:

:rotfl: Well I suppose if I'm rubbish enough not to know then I might get a home birth!

Seriously though it really is one of my worries. OH works an hour away and I don't want him coming home unnecessarily. I really don't know when I should phone him if they start while he's at work.

Krystaltips

LOL@Delain!!!

I wouldn't worry about buying baby hangers... Most clothes you buy come with the hangers anyway, then they grow out of them really quick qnd you get the next size up, complete with hangers... Then before you know it, the oldest is 6, there's another toddler and you have enough hangers to fill 3 bug carrier bags but you daren't throw them out because your ironing pile is epic and you're worried that if you ever actually get round to finishing it all off you might run out of hangers... So you stick them in the built in cupboard in the bedroom and have to drag them out any time you go looking for something...

Just saying like...

Giz, I know it's a terrible cliche... But you'll know when the time is right... I worried all the way through the last baby that I wouldn't know the difference between the branston pickles and the real things, but I did... And now my pickles are getting really quite uncomfortable and I find myself with exactly the same worry... But the rational side of me reminds me that I'm being a pleb...

jiblets1

ticklepenny wrote: »

Just a quick note, I was married on 22nd dec and was 30 weeks. I am not a normal size I am 5ft8 a size 24 but only B cup boobs so dont fit dresses at the best of times let alone when pregnant. I had my dress custom made by one of those ebay sites in china. This is the dress I ordered, and this is how it looked. Now I know I am not the greatest model but I was very impressed with the dress and would happily use them again.

Thankyou Tickle, how very kind of you to share your piccies. I had seen that dress online, but felt wary of ordering. I've sent the link along to the bride now (along with a gazillion others, or so it seems). I hope she sees something she likes amongst them!

dustystar02

Thanks for the tip apricot.

I've got a few bits without hangers Krystal so thought I'd best get a few in anyway. I do like having everything hanging in babys wardrobe for me to coo over. I'll ask at the shops next time I'm out.

delain

dustystar02 wrote: »

Thanks for the tip apricot.

I've got a few bits without hangers Krystal so thought I'd best get a few in anyway. I do like having everything hanging in babys wardrobe for me to coo over. I'll ask at the shops next time I'm out.

They have them in the 99p store here. I was trying not to post but you lovely ladies drew me back in with your labour insecurities, and coathanger dilemmas. Curses

Oh and congrats on all the babies just recently