MSE Pregnancy Club 21

sparkle76

Ha ha - maybe we will steal this idea. Hmm, Clarence or Tarquin might scare them off and shut them up...:D

Might attempt to go out again but so hot

Apricot

ddebski_us wrote: »

My MIL never asks how I am either - she asks about our puppy every day thoough!!

Lol OH gets annoyed about the opposite. Every person he speaks to asks how I am, he was saying the other day "Doesn't anyone care how I am?" - I told him they didn't and he comes last now, don't think he was too impressed with that :rotfl:

Hi Anderson added you to the list on the previous page!

Agh it's so blooming hot in this office, I am roasting alive! Never mind though, I should finish in about an hour and am looking forward to my long weekend.
Need to buy some maternity linen trousers, I have ordinairy ones on today, held shut with a bobble but every time I go to the loo I keep losing the bobble!

Winnie_in_Pooh

Just got back from the midwife and heard the heartbeat for the first time and now can't wipe the cheesy grin off my face

Would you mind adding me to the list too please Apricot? I'm due 10th October Oh and maternity linen trousers - I got a pair of white ones from New Look for £19.99 which was more than I wanted to spend but they are so comfy!

We've nicknamed our bean Bob (because we were watching too much Blackadder when we found out :rotfl:) so we've told everyone that we'll have a Robert or a Roberta!

twi1ight

SVsandy wrote: »

We told her that we picked out a girls name a while ago, which she keeps ignoring, and when we mentioned some boy names we'd thought about she said 'Oh I don't like them'.

That's REALLY annoying and would upset me. I just wouldn't tell her anything. Once you have chosen and that's what the baby (her grandchild) is called then she won't be able to do/say anything. She probably won't care by that point either.

Apricot

Winnie_in_Pooh wrote: »

Just got back from the midwife and heard the heartbeat for the first time and now can't wipe the cheesy grin off my face

Would you mind adding me to the list too please Apricot? I'm due 10th October Oh and maternity linen trousers - I got a pair of white ones from New Look for £19.99 which was more than I wanted to spend but they are so comfy!

We've nicknamed our bean Bob (because we were watching too much Blackadder when we found out :rotfl:) so we've told everyone that we'll have a Robert or a Roberta!

Added to the list thanks for the tip, will pop into town on the weekend and have a nose in New Look.

Yay for hearing heartbeat too :j

SVsandy

twi1ight, we're going up to she her this weekend so I know names will come up again. If she tells us ones she doesn't like I'll struggle to bite my tongue and say 'but what if we WE like them for OUR child?'

I've decided that when we do decide what the name is, we're gonna do exactly what you've suggested and keep it to ourselves. I've said to DH that once a baby has a name, whether it's unusual or not, when it's said often enough, it just becomes natural and is no longer a name, but a person. It's like Beyonce, when I first heard her name I thought that was unusual name but now I don't batter an eyelid!

jojo1978_3

Apricot wrote: »

Added to the list thanks for the tip, will pop into town on the weekend and have a nose in New Look.

Yay for hearing heartbeat too :j

Hi, what size are you looking for? I have a pair of cream Next ones with the tag on still, size 10l. Someone on here kindly gifted them to me, but because i was pregnant during the colder months, i never got to wear them. Let me know if you want them and i'll bung them in the post.

Must change my sig

Congrats on all the births, its been busy on here recently, i'm no longer on the birth list
Maybe its a sign i should be moving on.....

bella2121

congrats on the new babies and labour vibes to the boldies

My DS ended up in the hospital yesterday hes been having headaches and high temp for a few days, then he developed some tiny pinpick spots on his chest (3 spots) that was enough for him to be admitted. They think its an infection prob a respritory infection, they've let us home but hes still got the canula in his hand we have to go back at 7 for some more antibiotics, it was scary, LO was really frightened bless him he has a fear of needles, he was so brave x

jojo1978_3

bella2121 wrote: »

congrats on the new babies and labour vibes to the boldies

My DS ended up in the hospital yesterday hes been having headaches and high temp for a few days, then he developed some tiny pinpick spots on his chest (3 spots) that was enough for him to be admitted. They think its an infection prob a respritory infection, they've let us home but hes still got the canula in his hand we have to go back at 7 for some more antibiotics, it was scary, LO was really frightened bless him he has a fear of needles, he was so brave x

Bella, that must have been really scary. Keep a close eye on him. When my eldest was 2 (11 years ago) we were on holiday when she got ill, ended up rushed to hospital in an ambulance with meningitis septicaemia.
You can't take any chances with little ones. How brave of him too with the needles.

anderson8

weve decided on our names which ever gender BB comes out!
everyone knows and likes them:j