MSE Pregnancy Club 21

sparkle76

Congrats Bella on team blue!

Thanks for the advice everyone re: travel and my work - I will speak to docs this week, as everything is going well so I should be ok to fly still, Easyjet site says that before 27 weeks is ok and 27 - 34 I think is when you need a doc certificate and it needs to state dates of travel.

anderson8

ive been lurking but not posting much, this thread moves way too quickly for me!
thats me 28 weeks now, cant wait!!

anyone else getting really sweaty during the night? i keep waking up soaked.

pigpen

Apricot wrote: »

Caelshorn you can steralise bottles in a dishwasher but you have to use a 90 degree cycle to do it and as soon as you open the dishwasher bacteria can start to grow again. Personally for convenience I would get a microwave steraliser.

bacteria starts to grow as soon as you open a steriliser!

If bf and just using the occasional bottle I'd not bother but lots of people would just use a tub with cold water and milton

madbird_2

anderson8 wrote: »

ive been lurking but not posting much, this thread moves way too quickly for me!
thats me 28 weeks now, cant wait!!

anyone else getting really sweaty during the night? i keep waking up soaked.

Yes....although has got a bit better recently, had to buy more nightshirts as got through 2 a night at times.

anderson8

madbird wrote: »

Yes....although has got a bit better recently, had to buy more nightshirts as got through 2 a night at times.

i find myself sleeping with no covers on, im really hot in general these days!

Apricot

pigpen wrote: »

bacteria starts to grow as soon as you open a steriliser!

If bf and just using the occasional bottle I'd not bother but lots of people would just use a tub with cold water and milton

Yes that's true but I was thinking you are unlikely to open steraliser until you need the actual bottle whereas the dishwasher is more likely to be opened to get other things out.

anderson Im very sweaty at nights too - it's not very pleasant. Plus if I even stick a toe out of the blanket it gets clawed at by the cat that sleeps under my bed so I have to keep myself completely wrapped up :rotfl:

Kandboys

Just popping onto say hi and hope you are all doing well. I just can't shake this sicky bug. Although I haven't been sick since Thursday, I keep feeling really sick and can't eat much. It's definitely not pregnancy sickness as that's always been more of a nausea. Living on weetabix, dry toast and rich tea biscuits right now

digitalphase

Just a little update to say baby Alexander (middle name t.b.c) arrived at 13.09 on 6th May weighing 11lb exactly :cool: Very sore, but bubs is fantastic and loving being a mummy

Birth was OK until the last bit, might do my birth story now as think it would help to write it down.

Hope all ladies and bumps are well, will post a piccie soon, and read back a bit

koalamummy

Congratulations Digital! . So pleased to hear you have your little boy now though am sorry you seem to have had a tough time with delivery. Hope you recover very soon.

koalamummy

Kandboys would you be able to get to see your doc tomorrow just to check you are not getting too dehydrated as I had no idea of just how bad I had got with it until I was in hospital.