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MSE Pregnancy Club 24
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I have a cat on my (albeit small) bump!
As long as she doesn't go further down and press on my tender bladder, I don't care! :eek:2019 Wins
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Rups, Fluff is due on Wednesday, the day before me!!
As I stood up earlier, OH said to me, 'babe, you've got a big wet patch on the back of your skirt, have your waters broke?'
Cue me panicking and checking my knickers as I remembered midwife saying they don't always gush they can trickle! Knickers were fine, just turned out I'd dropped an ice cube and had sat on it!!Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference
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omg that would have sent me worrying if i was told that. wow you and fluff nutter are so close to seeing your little ones. good luck. xx
Became Mrs H on the 1st of October 2011!!
Little Kung fu bubba due on the 24th of December 2012. :j
Cutie pie Andre born on the 3rd of January 2013 via C-Section. :-) :j0 -
This is my changing bag http://www.next.co.uk/g703142s3#134859g70 although I've already used it when I got admitted to hospital as it was a good size for my clothes lol 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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My bedroom window is open a crack during the day and "properly" open during the night, even in the winter. I bought a few sleeveless tops from New Look to use with leggings in hospital instead of pyjamas. The tops are very stretchy so I'll be able to breastfeed without taking them off and so thin that they shouldn't make me too hot. Worried about managing labour in hot conditions though - I would really hate to end up totally naked!
Yeah I'm taking a little fan with us and a water spritz and will be asking for windows open if possible. We have windows open all the time at home and I always have less layers on than OH which is why I want a room thermometer for our room for where the baby will be sleeping as don't want him too cold just because of me
x You 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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Loving the changing bags!
We put the car seat in the car earlier as OH is getting paranoid that we'll forget it when the time comes. I keep telling him not to worry as we live 7 minutes from the hospital (had trial runs haha) and anything can be picked up if we for get it! He's cute though
Got consultant app in the morning, such a bloody waste of time wish I didn't have to go. Apps at 9am but have to leave at 8.15am, because of all the staff starting at the same time, car park is a nightmare, always have to park miles away. Then when I get there, he's never on time, end up waiting for an hour or more, just to have blood pressure and urine checked and be told everythings ok! Grrrrr. Then the £3 parking charge tops it off. All because my BMI was 31 not 30 when I had booking app all those weeks ago! Rant over, sorry but it does my head in!Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference
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This is my changing bag http://www.next.co.uk/g703142s3#134859g70 although I've already used it when I got admitted to hospital as it was a good size for my clothes lol x
Ikkle, I love love love that bag! I don't actually have a changing bag yet as I couldn't find one I liked, but this one's great. Are the handles long enough for you to easily throw it over your shoulder? I sometimes carry my LO in a sling, and the bag I've been using has annoyingly short handles... If yes, I'm getting the credit card out
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Ikkle, I love love love that bag! I don't actually have a changing bag yet as I couldn't find one I liked, but this one's great. Are the handles long enough for you to easily throw it over your shoulder? I sometimes carry my LO in a sling, and the bag I've been using has annoyingly short handles... If yes, I'm getting the credit card out

Yeah Hun you can carry it with the long strap or the shorter ones. I really love it and it's not like it can only be used as a changing bag, when the baby is older you could use it yourself as a weekend bag or something. It's quite spacious inside too. Mine currently has a pack of nappies, a pack of wipes, 2 packs of maternity pads, a box of breast pads and some travel toiletries lol. 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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Re. hospitals being hot - quick word of warning to anyone who's bought one of those little travel fans from Boots: bring a spare battery, or better still, put a new one in before you put the fan in your hospital bag. Mine lasted all of one minute....
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I just ordered the changing bag :j Oh well, it's (maternity-) pay day tomorrow. Thank you Ikkle!0
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