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MSE Pregnancy Club 25
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Yay Mrsj!! See wanting to watch wimbledon worked, ha ha! Big congratulations, Holly is a lovely name! Although you've just made me 10th! Not sure how I feel about that! Scary stuff... Hope her birth wasn't too bad, update us if/when you can, enjoy her xx
Hope everyone else is ok?
Happy due date sparkles!!
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I was thinking of getting one that stays in the car, rather than one that goes about town. We'd need one for long journeys but short journeys would be pub transport.
I think you'd still need one to carry baby from the hospital ward to the car, we left our car seat in the car when we brought DS2 home and we had to go and bring it to the ward we weren't allowed to carry him out to the car, maybe you can just borrow one just to get baby home then get one that stays in the car.
Congrats MrsJ hope you and holly are doing wellxxx
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Congratulations mrsj! Lovely news and Holly is a gorgeous name.
I noticed some chatting a couple of days ago about bikini waxing- I normally have a Hollywood but not had one for a while now. Anyone continued to have brazillian/Hollywood during pregnancy??0 -
Congratulations MrsJ, hope your recovery is quick and you'll soon be home with baby Holly
Anyone heard from the top 3 on the list? They sem to all be quiet - hope they are still lurking!New first time mummy to a gorgeous little boy!
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Big congrats to mrsj, hope you and holly are keeping well xx
Tis my due date today, i cant believe it! Off to see mw for a sweep and will see what happens, probably nothing im sure.Mum of 2 :j0 -
Good luck minimuffin!
Time is really flying by!Metranil dreams of becoming a neon,You don't even take him seriously,How am I going to get to heaven?,When I'm just balanced so precariously..0 -
Massive congratulations to Dida and Mrsj. :j0
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Congratulations mrsj! Lovely news and Holly is a gorgeous name.
I noticed some chatting a couple of days ago about bikini waxing- I normally have a Hollywood but not had one for a while now. Anyone continued to have brazillian/Hollywood during pregnancy??
I would have had a Brazilian if the lady had offered it, when I rang for one she said she only did "high bikini"... So I had that as she was very cheap (£35 for a full leg, lip and bikini). I usually pay £29 just for a Brazillian!
She said there was no reason I couldn't have had a brazillian unless it was aggrevating my hip by splaying my legs. Which it doesn't seem to have done (minor Miricle there!).
You apparently can't have a bikini wax under 12wks but apart from that you're fine.
Oh and I swear it didn't hurt - probably because I'm mentally prepping for child birth, having my hair torn from its roots is easy by comparison.
I've just had my dry toast, two kiwis and 500ml of milk, now to wait two hours for my blood test and midwife appointment. I intend to do my teeth so I hope there's no extra carbs in toothpaste!If you aim for the moon if you miss at least you will land among the stars!0 -
Congratulations mrsj! Lovely news and Holly is a gorgeous name.
I noticed some chatting a couple of days ago about bikini waxing- I normally have a Hollywood but not had one for a while now. Anyone continued to have brazillian/Hollywood during pregnancy??
I did, was bloomin sore but deffo worth it. Not allowed in the first trimester but fine after that, booked in for another before DD.
In the hospital just now for my glucose tolerance test - 400ml of lucozade in 5 minutes just isn't possible, disgusting stuff. At least they've given me a comfy chair before they fail to take blood again, 3 attempts this morning leaving both my hands and arm sore. If it's as bad next time I'll be phoning into work and going home to relax!My Debt Free Diary
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I did, was bloomin sore but deffo worth it. Not allowed in the first trimester but fine after that, booked in for another before DD.
In the hospital just now for my glucose tolerance test - 400ml of lucozade in 5 minutes just isn't possible, disgusting stuff. At least they've given me a comfy chair before they fail to take blood again, 3 attempts this morning leaving both my hands and arm sore. If it's as bad next time I'll be phoning into work and going home to relax!
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How come you get lucozade... I LOVEthat stuff!
I love how you're a fellow delinquent, I was given a telling off for not having the test in my 28th week..... Ooooops.If you aim for the moon if you miss at least you will land among the stars!0
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