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MSE Pregnancy Club 24
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Miss_Money wrote: »omg. the oh has just declared he is buying this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Baby-Manual-Conception-Haynes-Workshop/dp/1844257592 seriously, what goes off inside his head i have no idea! he's told me he needs it incase i'm not here... i responded if he needs a manual i'm not overly confident in leaving the baby with him alone at all!!!!!
Aww, I think that's really sweet of him. He's just trying to get involved, plus it's obviously a bit of a 'man's manual' too. Me like!"Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
little_miss_moneysaver wrote: »Ikkle I've heard of this sheep and the giraffe. Where do you get sheep from?
My friend sent me mine as a gift but you can go on here and look for stockists etc. x
http://www.dreamsheep.co.uk/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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re the maual, maybe i was a bit harsh with him then
I've done it twice before i guess and he hasn't. if he wants his "manual" thats ok i guess... i will get a bit annoyed though if the baby cries and he "refers" to it to see what to do though! ('cos that is a dan thing to do) and i can imagine him there with his book trying to change a nappy :rotfl: Bad mother to 2!
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I seriously feel like this baby is going to fall out! There is SO much pressure down there I literally feel like I'm going to pop! Ow! ow! ow!0
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Miss_Money wrote: »re the maual, maybe i was a bit harsh with him then
I've done it twice before i guess and he hasn't. if he wants his "manual" thats ok i guess... i will get a bit annoyed though if the baby cries and he "refers" to it to see what to do though! ('cos that is a dan thing to do) and i can imagine him there with his book trying to change a nappy :rotfl:
I guess the idea is that he reads it first then puts the theory into practice!
I had a freebie pampers nappy in with one of my NHS pregnancy packs. The other day I went and got my teddy bear and demonstrated how to put the nappy on so that the OH might have a little bit of a clue once this baby arrives. He looked horrified, bless him."Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
fluffnutter wrote: »I guess the idea is that he reads it first then puts the theory into practice!
I had a freebie pampers nappy in with one of my NHS pregnancy packs. The other day I went and got my teddy bear and demonstrated how to put the nappy on so that the OH might have a little bit of a clue once this baby arrives. He looked horrified, bless him.
lol, trouble is Dan see's it as a manual for "fixing" problems with the baby once it's here... i swear he's not normal :rotfl: I have said every baby is different and this "manual" isn't a reference book once the baby is here.. he looked at me like i'm the odd one! he then asked me what do i do if it poos? erm, it? she is a she and you change her bum! :rotfl:Bad mother to 2!
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Oh that's hilarious. I'm so looking forward to my other half attempting to change nappies.
just a bit worried I'm gpnna be too bossy cos obviously I have done the baby thing before and he hasn't.
NEWSFLASH. I have some actual energy. I'm gutting my bedroom. Filled a suitcase with clothes that don't fit already. Tho also filled two washing baskets eeklove you lots like jelly tots
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Miss Money, at least he's admitting to not knowing everything - my OH seems to think he knows everything he needs to know about babies and refuses to read anything baby-related and didn't want to come to the antenatal classes with me! If reading the manual is going to give your OH a bit more confidence and reassurance, then that has to be a good thing. As for leaving the baby alone with him - well, almost all my baby-related knowledge comes from books, websites, newsletters and this forum (as opposed to real life experience) and my OH will have no choice but to leave the baby alone with me all day every day for the next 9 months!... I'm sure your OH will be fine once the baby's here, just be patient with him - even if that means explaining things that might seem obvious to you
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My little Muffin is hiccuping yet again. Do you think it's my propensity for cornettos alternated with gherkins that's setting her off?
"Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
Hiya ladies,
Happy due date Nutella
Hope all well, not had chance to read back properly but will do in a bit. Am feeling yucky today so am having a day taking it easy and cheering myself up listening to radio
Went to mum's at weekend and borrowed a Liz Claibourne case for my hospital visit so can finally start packing that
Am planning to make a list this afternoon of everything I need but haven't already got (most things!) and go and buy it all tomorrow when DS is back at school 
(((hugs))) to those who need em
Will go read back now!
Jovi x0
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