MSE Pregnancy Club 24

sexymouse

Evening all,

Well sore throat is no better, if anything it's worse, so called the dr to see if they can fit me in tomorrow or on Friday when I have the midwife appointment. No appointments available at all, so I've got to ask the receptionist when I go in on Friday morning to put me on the Emergency dr's list, as I think it may be tonsillitis as it's gone on for over a week now and I've got a temperature too. Woke up at 4am dripping with sweat and had to take paracetamols, drink a pint of water and open the window. Luckily it worked, but it took me quite a while to get back to sleep as my activity had woken Bean up. Was teaching all day today but have told the agency I can't work tomorrow as I need to recover, and won't work Friday cos of the midwife appointment too. Just need one of those nice men to kiss my throat now. Hope I'm feeling better by my birthday on Sunday too.

Hope fluff and all the other boldies are having mummy cuddles soon.

Hugs to all feeling under the weather or low at the moment.

sexymouse xx

RebekahR

emsbet wrote: »

Any of these any good?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Babymule-Baby-Changing-Bag-Green/dp/B0079ZD6SM/ref=sr_1_107?s=baby&ie=UTF8&qid=1340813164&sr=1-107 I've also seen this in red and black xx

Wow I do like this but spensive. lol. I'm still waiting on my boots vouchers to get my free bag. I will have given birth by the time they come! ...

Rups32

ohh sexymouse.. feel better soon. that is pants though. lots of rest when you can and try the traditional stuff like hot water in lemon and honey. hugs..

fluff hope all is well. good luck and hope your little bubba is here now. x

bikelesschick

Fluffnutter - happy due date! Hope you and all the other boldies are having some cuddles!

Thank you all (Kitten, ikkle, Charlie, mishka and anyone else I might have missed) for the help with the lying flat info for prams. DH hasn't actually seen it yet so I may not be able to get it. I've looked on ebay already ikkle and there's quite a few there so if we decide soon, I'll have a good chance of getting one on the cheap

Savage - I'm planning on breastfeeding too and have decided not to buy anything. I agree with kitten, that's what OHs are there for! I shall make a very comprehensive list of what we would need before hand and keep it with me so I can have it handy to give it to him if required.

choclover - Congrats! She is sooo cute!

cake4brains - Welcome!

moneypuddle - hope you're feeling better

Rups - we didn't buy anything at all until the 2nd scan. I'm 23+? and only have a moses basket+bedding+blanket and some nappies that are on offer on Mr S. It's completely up to you when you start buying stuff, 'whenever you fancy' is what I went for!

SM- sorry to hear you're no better. I hope you feel better soon.

Not much going on this end today. I have some bits and bobs to do this eve so unlikely to come back. Have a good eve everyone!

dizziblonde

savageHK wrote: »

I'm not a handbag person at all and a rucksack-type bag seems more practical to me. Any ideas?

I'm currently using the Tesco luggage vouchers promotion rucksack - but I babywear (god I hate that phrase) a lot so a traditional changing bag wasn't working well for us. Front bit for bottles/formula cartons, main bit for nappies and changing stuff, laptop section at the back for changing mat, very very front bit for purse.

bellola

Hey everyone,

Welcome to all newbies!

I'm 30 weeks tomorrow, eek!

Think I may start jotting down a birth plan. Does anyone have any tips/templates of where to begin? I've no idea where to start!

Ooh and my changing bag came yesterday, it's beautiful

Thanks!

Missus_Aka

Please could someone answer a question for me. I came from my scan 11 weeks 5 days, and i noticed after i left that the femur length of the baby was 5.2mm which was close to the left end (meaning it is well on the small side) of those little sort of line markers they put at the end of all your babies measurements to tell how average their size is according to est due date, TBH im kind of freaking out that something is wrong as i have already had such a bad start to pregnancy, can anyone tell me if they have had these kind of measurements or if im worrying about nothing.
crown rump length was 50.0mm & biparietal diameter was 17.7mm, wished i would have seen this before i left i could have asked them.x

jediquigley

candycane & cake4brains welcome

Gemma, hope the funeral goes as well as can be expected.

katyliz - i cant believe you only had a student midwife there to support you, i find that quite shocking:oof course if this was the only option i would go for it.

Rups - as other people have said idea position is left side but i mostly sleep on my right side, sometimes on my left - but when both hips are hurting i end up on my back. apparently some pregnant women feel very unwell when laying on their back.

In terms of weeks and viability, i wont be happy till i hit the 37 week mark which is classed as full term. 35+2 at the moment.

i am not buying any special changing bag, although my sister uses a bag from paperchase which if i see one similar in the sale i will buy. just using an old bag i have at home or might go for the boots free one when you buy pampers.

my bag is packed for hospital - just using my small suitcase, will be giving OH some of babys stuff to put in his bag (he is mainly using his bag for food supplies) as blankets take up a lot of room.

wilkinson have pleet cotton wool in their baby section, nice and big for poo think it was only 88p.

with all thise heat, really fancying something cold so have brought lolly moulds from wilkinsons £2 to make my own. going to freeze some smoothie and just plain juices.

16th on the list - where has the time gone?!?!?

Laura

emsbet

bellola wrote: »

Hey everyone,

Welcome to all newbies!

I'm 30 weeks tomorrow, eek!

Think I may start jotting down a birth plan. Does anyone have any tips/templates of where to begin? I've no idea where to start!

Ooh and my changing bag came yesterday, it's beautiful

Thanks!

NHS have a template you can fill in that guides you through things to think about.

xx

mishkanorman

Missus_Aka wrote: »

Please could someone answer a question for me. I came from my scan 11 weeks 5 days, and i noticed after i left that the femur length of the baby was 5.2mm which was close to the left end (meaning it is well on the small side) of those little sort of line markers they put at the end of all your babies measurements to tell how average their size is according to est due date, TBH im kind of freaking out that something is wrong as i have already had such a bad start to pregnancy, can anyone tell me if they have had these kind of measurements or if im worrying about nothing.
crown rump length was 50.0mm & biparietal diameter was 17.7mm, wished i would have seen this before i left i could have asked them.x

If the markers are 'on the left side' they are still on the scale ? which would make me think within what they are expecting to find,

In my experience if they have even the slightest concern they get you back for further testing,