MSE Pregnancy Club 24

rjh090384

oh i love baby organising few people have given us bags of free stuff so its all in bags ready to be washed closer to time

im gonna pack the babys hospital bag tonight cos im sad like that lol
wil lget mine done this week as im waiting on marternity nighty from ebay

oh yeah and the loks i get form the other half if he comes to mine and notices i been lifting or using cleaning products are hilarious

Gillyx

sexymouse wrote: »

My Mum was playing squash up until her last week of pregnancy with both of us - she keeps on going on at me about how I need to be doing more exercise, and that I must be really unfit (been complaining about the ligament pains and also hips hurting at night). I just told her that I wouldn't have been doing that pre-pregnancy anyway, and that if I was so unfit, then why is it that every time they check my blood pressure, they say it's "perfect". I also told her that they recommend gentle exercise in pregnancy, such as walking, swimming and pregnancy yoga, and as I have no intention of spending £6 a time to go to our local swimming pool or joining a yoga class, that the walking I'm doing will have to do.

You're not actually supposed to do anything more vigorous than what you did pre-pregnancy, which was a great excuse for me walking and the fresh air will be doing you the power of good

MummyOfTwo

ooo i meant to say as well to Hannah, the Hensvik cot is a great buy. used it til 2 years for our son, and will use it for this one too (just bought a new mattress last week). we actually bought the dresser and wardrobe as well and they are still going strong in his room

Miss_Money

mummyoftwo - believe me tonight was no ET i would have chucked the lot! (and they know it) I sound like such a bad mum!

rjh090384

you are not! my latest one to my daughter is if she sucks her thumb ( a very very recent habit) is that she will have to go for an operation on her mouth - not stictly a lie as she might need orthodontics if she starts it . her finger has also been firmly wedged up her nose lately to which she gets - that will give you holes in your teeth or your brains will fall out lol

rjh090384

i had heard that normal sized beddding dsoesnt fit the ikea cots - is this an urban legend?

MummyOfTwo

Miss_Money wrote: »

mummyoftwo - believe me tonight was no ET i would have chucked the lot! (and they know it) I sound like such a bad mum!

hahaha i love it!

yesterday my 3 yr old refused to get out of the car at asda, so i said we couldnt go to the park til we had been in for the shopping. he still refused so it turned into 'FINE WE WILL JUST GO STRAIGHT HOME AND NO PARK'. even went as far as reversing back out of the space til he cracked. one nil, sunshine.

MummyOfTwo

rjh090384 wrote: »

i had heard that normal sized beddding dsoesnt fit the ikea cots - is this an urban legend?

not sure, only ever bought the ikea stuff cos its way cheaper and the quilts were great

Miss_Money

oh i do the "your brain will fall out through your ears" idf they lodge fingers up their nose
I must have really cheesed the oh off earlier. he said he would be back for 7 to see the kids to bed. its nearly 9 and no sign of him. I let them stay up until 8. ah well he will have to do the explaining to them in the morning.

This baby is being a right pain in the @rse , litterally! im getting braxton hicks ridiculously strongly and they are going into my bottom :eek: I don't like it! someone please make it stop! plus my back ache hasnt gone
But on a plus note.. I have eaten the other half of the cake i found yum yum yum. Bloody good job too cos ive had nothing to eat "propper" all day just rubbish.

Kitten_Pie

I know normal bedding doesn't fit on their beds and vice versa their bedding doesn't fit on English size beds.

I assumed it would be the same with the cots but I don't know.