Trying for a Baby Part 7

roses

Me and my H have been ttc since mid Nov but I had a chemical pregnancy in my Dec cycle so we are going to have a 1-2 month break. I have been taking folic acid since mid Nov. What should I do about stoppin/starting the tablets again?

emsbet

roses wrote: »

Me and my H have been ttc since mid Nov but I had a chemical pregnancy in my Dec cycle so we are going to have a 1-2 month break. I have been taking folic acid since mid Nov. What should I do about stoppin/starting the tablets again?

I'm sorry for your loss.

Are you talking about stopping the folic acid? If so then don't, if you plan to resume TTC then you should keep taking it. Government recommendation is that women planning to TTC should start taking folic acid 3 months prior to trying to concieve and then continue until at least 12 weeks.

xx

dizsiebubba

Should be testing on Sat 11th but OH at work so wants me to wait until Sun 12th if no sign of AF...

First month but alreayd having to stop myself testing every morning - even though i know its too early !!!

LittleMoog

morning ladies
As promised, here's a pic of the things I made for my new niece


We saw them on Saturday, and she's just perfect. Seems teeny-tiny after my older nieces and nephews who were all well over 8.5lb, as she was only 7lb3oz at birth. Loads of hair, very contented, hardly cries just looks around at everything all the time

DH had a lovely cuddle with her, and he told me yesterday that it's made him even more broody :smileyhea

CD2 here, horrid cramps, but feeling positive about trying again this month. DH is definitely enjoying all the extra BD

tinkwings

CD1 for me :(:(:(

LittleMoog fantastic pressie very clever lady xxxx


Sexymouse good luck this morning I am thinking and you :A

Birdie85

Hope everything is OK SexyMouse, will be thinking about you

Going slowly mental with the 2ww, 1 more week to go and I have no idea how I'll hold out. Found an HPT whilst looking for something else yesterday and had to force myself to leave it where it was as I knew it'd be pointless to test... but I think I'm having POAS withdrawal! :rotfl:

ETA: hugs for LittleMoog and Tink. You're so clever LittleMoog! I'd love to learn how to knit, but I'm all fingers and thumbs so would be no good!

fannyanna

CherryDrop wrote: »

DH has 2 girls from previous relationships so am worried i am the problem

I know how this feels so just wanted to give you a hug and sympathise.

fannyanna

Sexymouse - I have everything crossed for you (fingers, toes, arms, legs, eyes) x x x

Lily_The_Legend

Morning ladies! :hello:

LittleMoog, that jumper is sooo sweet!

tinkwings, big hugs for CD1.

I hope everyone is taking care in the snow, it is quite thick here and I was so anxious about driving in it this morning that DH offered to drive me in. He got stuck in the snow trying to leave after dropping me off, so I had to jump in and drive and he pushed! :eek:

Felt really sick first thing this morning. _pale_ Reckon it was the worry of driving that caused it.

Having read back fully, so will go and do that now in between doing work.

Hope everyone has a good day.

LittleMoog

Knitting is easier than you might think, I'm pretty terrible at most other crafts, but as knitting only involves following a pattern (and therefore no creativity/drawing/sewing in a straight line), I can manage it ok! My mum taught me the basics when I was little, and I retaught myself when my sister was pg with my first niece using the Usborne knitting for beginners book I'd had as a child. :rotfl: Didn't knit any of the lovely 80s designs though - knitted mini skirt anyone? - just used the instructions for the stitches etc.

I love the papoose/swaddle blanket, I've got another one almost finished for my friend who's due any day, and I've got some wool to make one to put away for our baby, once I've finished all my other projects.