MSE Pregnancy Club 24

dizsiebubba

fluffnutter wrote: »

There wasn't much on telly last September/October time?

Lol is that when you conceived then? Using that theory, I predict there won't be too many babies next march/april time as most men are too busy watching the euro to BD at the moment

fluffnutter

dizsiebubba wrote: »

Lol is that when you conceived then? Using that theory, I predict there won't be too many babies next march/april time as most men are too busy watching the euro to BD at the moment

Unless England win. Then you'll get a right old peak come next March/April! Celebratory bunk-ups innit. It happened in 1967 after England won the world cup apparently

little_miss_moneysaver_3

fluffnutter wrote: »

Unless England win. Then you'll get a right old peak come next March/April! Celebratory bunk-ups innit. It happened in 1967 after England won the world cup apparently

I think after the footie finishes the wives/gfs are glad to get some attention from the men lol.

Thanks Emsbet I'm trying to rest today, but I keep seeing things that need to be done.

Last night MIL offered to buy us a cot :j we'd been given one months ago for free so we weren't so worried about looking at any. We (I) really wanted a white one so was going to paint the free one. So what cots have people gone for? I quite like the idea of a cotbed, don't really know what the budget is. Don't want to really ask for an expensive one as I'd feel rude. Don't know where to start looking really, but quite excited

emsbet

We have this cot as we couldn't fit a cotbed in our little nursery.

xx

silly_moo

We have this cot (only ours has natural finish not white). Decided not to go for cotbed as we have a spare guest bed in the nursery (it used to be a guest room) and are planning to move our LO onto the adult bed once he's outgrown his cot.

fluffnutter

emsbet wrote: »

We have this cot as we couldn't fit a cotbed in our little nursery.

xx

Pretty. John Lewis do a similar one for the same price. I went for a cot too. For two reasons - 1) we're not having a moses basket so it needs to fit in our room for a while 2) a cotbed's great but what if we manage to have another baby? We'll need the cot for No. 2 so No. 1 might as well go straight into a bed.

http://www.johnlewis.com/230403637/Product.aspx

fluffnutter

silly_moo wrote: »

We have this cot (only ours is beech not white). Decided not to go for cotbed as we have a spare guest bed in the nursery (it used to be a guest room) and are planning to move our LO onto the adult bed once he's outgrown his cot.

You've just basically posted my post before me! I've got the Anna in beech too.

mishkanorman

Yay Im a forty number :j was getting sick of going up and down the fifty's !

Im having a MUCH better day today, thanks again to those who offered kind words

The wardrobe arrived at 7:30 am this morning :eek: but we were all up and about as the !!!!!!s rang at 7:20 !!

Ewan the sheep arrived as did my ds2's new wii game so im in for a peaceful weekend looking at the back of their heads whilst they kill baddies :cool:


As for cots, we were given a 2nd hand one when my ds1 was born which (according to dh :mad:) is perfectly fine to use for this one. Im hoping its been damaged in storage though as I'd like a new one to match the new wardrobe, and they can be picked up quite cheaply. We didnt ever get a cotbed or junior bed, the cot has a dropside on it which we removed so the boys could get in and out of themselves and when they were about 2 or 3 we put them into their current high sleeper beds.

elj2287

fluffnutter wrote: »

Lots of pelvic pain today. Lower backache and a period-type pain kept waking me up intermittently last night. When I saw the midwife yesterday, she said the baby's head's moved down even further. Last time she could still feel 3/5ths, yesterday it was only 1/5th. That's practically hanging out isn't it?!

It's a sign surely?!

Ohh how exciting!! Can I ask, have you had lots of period type pains in the last few weeks? I keep getting them more or less every day since I was 35/36 weeks and (this is going to sound odd) like achey lady bits - almost as if everything is going to just fall out maybe thats TMI sorry ladies!

Hope everyone is well and sorry to hear some are having a rubbish day! 2 weeks today till EDD:eek::eek: not done any batch cooking yet...better pull my finger out!

betty101

Hi everyone,

After much research I have decided to buy the Tommy Tippee digital video monitor with sensor pad. Tommy Tippee website are offering £40 off with free delivery over £50 so final cost is £159.99. Thought I'd share the link: http://www.tommeetippee.co.uk/product/digital_video_monitor_with_movement_sensor_pad/

Tesco have it discounted as well but out of stock, would have preferred to got it from Tesco as I would have got clubcard points

I was all set to buy a tomy video monitor until my friend told me about the sensor pads. Now that I've read up on them I couldn't not buy one as I think as a first time mum it'll help me be less anxious. I've had mixed reviews from friends/family on sensor pads as they say the alarm can off accidently and scare you but after reading every review I could find I feel it's worth the false alarms and the hefty price tag.