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MSE Pregnancy Club 24
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Just wanted to share a pic I have just been sent by the lovely lady making my cot bed & rocking crib bumper and blanket sets up for me.
this is the blanket. It will have a lovely fleecy backing too. I'm so excited to see it done.
Damn how do I insert a pic???:jBaby Boy born December 2012
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Thanks betty! I will go and a mooch round the asda near me tonight - my Friday nights have become so rock and roll!:p0
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don't know if it's cos i'm on my phone dizsi but I can't see a pic chick xYou never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
xx Mama to a gorgeous Cranio Baby xx
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dizsiebubba wrote: »Just wanted to share a pic I have just been sent by the lovely lady making my cot bed & rocking crib bumper and blanket sets up for me.
this is the blanket. It will have a lovely fleecy backing too. I'm so excited to see it done.
Damn how do I insert a pic???
I use tinypic. Just upload your photo and then paste the last link as an image (the little icon with the two pyramids and the yellow 'sky')."Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
Damn - I'm at work so can't do all that... thought i could could just insert or copy and paste. its so beautiful I wanted to share it!:jBaby Boy born December 2012
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Don't leave the baby in the snow in that blanket!! You won't be able to find it :rotfl:dizsiebubba wrote: »Just wanted to share a pic I have just been sent by the lovely lady making my cot bed & rocking crib bumper and blanket sets up for me.
this is the blanket. It will have a lovely fleecy backing too. I'm so excited to see it done.
Damn how do I insert a pic???
Hehee. I use imageshack - upload and then put the forum link in.0 -
dizsiebubba wrote: »Damn - I'm at work so can't do all that... thought i could could just insert or copy and paste. its so beautiful I wanted to share it!
Nope, you have to go via the web I'm afraid. We'll see it once you're home!"Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
Wow i'm watching that program about the kid with 90% burns who survived. That's one strong dad!!0
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Just a quick hello :wave: - finally managed to catch up! Huge congrats to those who've given birth since last time I was on here, and labour vibes to those who want them. Seems like it's induction week!?
Our little girl is 5 weeks old today - how time flies! But she's fab and soooo worth 9 months of aches and pains. Having said that though... is it sad that I'm excited about being able to paint my toenails and sleep on my stomach?... :T
Re. the 'what do you do with it' discussion - I could so identify with the worries about suddenly being responsible for another little person who completely depends on you for everything. I had moments of panic whilst pregnant, wondering how I'd cope and how I'd know what to do, having had no previous experience of dealing with babies. But it really is true that once the baby's here you just get on with it and you WILL be fine - besides, you won't have time to dwell on stuff as baby will want milk/cuddle/clean nappy NOW! These three things can solve most 'what to do' dilemmas, by the way
Hugs to all x
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PS2: What they don't tell you in antenatal classes is that pregnancy is such good preparation for parenthood: if you think you're a bit of a slob now for finding yourself in your PJs at 3pm and/or for not having had a shower all day and/or for existing on a diet of ready meals/take aways/chocolate bars/other stuff that requires minimal effort and has zero nutritional value... well, that's what life with a newborn is like
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Wow i'm watching that program about the kid with 90% burns who survived. That's one strong dad!!
I saw that last night. Every shot of her as a little girl being so joyous and into everything and just like every other two year old nearly broke my heart. I'm not normally sentimental but I guess the pregnancy hormones are affecting me!"Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0
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