MSE Pregnancy Club 25

Babynumber4

Hi, I am new here! Expecting my 4th baby in November (girl) and I have a 16 year old son and 2 daughters aged 7 and 13. I have been married for 14 years and I am currently a stay at home mum. I have always worked through my pregnancies but I lost my job last year, this time I plan to be at home till LO goes to full time school. I look forward to contributing to this forum x

Rups32

welcome babynumber4 and congratulations. look forward to chatting with you here.:)

newcook

Rups32 wrote: »

see if i could even eat that, i would be happy.. our diet is so bad. i could have chosen something veggiy at the chinese rest yesterday but i wanted sweet and sour chicken.

No, no, no Rups - BABY wanted sweet and sour

Rups32

your just saying to make me feel better. ..

hehe too late though as already stuffed the whole thing lol. tonight more chicken. ewww i am going off chicken i think.

savageHK

baby here is ravenous at the moment. I ate twice as much meat as normal last night....and then didn't feel full and had some cake!

Sa-ra-ra-ra

Baby likes cake. Baby also likes chocolate, snack a jacks, cherry Coke and tomatoes.

Baby is not such a fan of 'proper' food.

I keep on forgetting to eat properly as I don't fancy anything savoury, it's not ideal!

martafdz

I don't very much fancy salads or veggies, although I do fancy fresh fruit juice, apples and sometimes cauliflower with mayonnaise. I put mayonnaise on every boiled/steamed veggie, not too healthy! I tried not long ago a recipe of cauliflower grilled with lemon juice, and I must admit it was tasty and different.

savage, the place is nice, the water is warm and they give you coffee/tea at the end in a little room. There isn't a coffee machine and the machines have mainly crisps and chocolate bars, I would take something for afterwards, I was dead hungry when I finished. Take also £1 coin for the locker. People wore swimsuits, bikinis or even just t-shirts on top of old bikinis. When I went, we started just after 12, which is the time they open the swimming pool anyway, do not worry if you are late. I found that 45min was a bit too much for me to start with! Lol. Then we stopped at 12:45, got ready and waited on the little room by reception (ask there), the midwife generally goes and answers whatever question you have, not necessarily related to the aquanatal, but anything else. When I went there was no coffee session, first time ever apparently, but we stayed there anyway talking to each other until 1:30pm.

dizsiebubba

:rotfl:My baby like M&S profiteroles

Sa-ra-ra-ra

In my defence... I haven't had a kitchen for the past 5 weeks, as we've been having building works done at our house (because having building works done just before your baby is born is the IDEAL time to do it!) so I've been a bit limited to a) food I can buy on my local high street, and b) things I can eat on my bed as we've got nowhere else to sit.

And cake fills both of those criteria

LittleMoog

savageHK wrote: »

baby here is ravenous at the moment. I ate twice as much meat as normal last night....and then didn't feel full and had some cake!

Sa-ra-ra-ra wrote: »

Baby likes cake. Baby also likes chocolate, snack a jacks, cherry Coke and tomatoes.

Baby is not such a fan of 'proper' food.

I keep on forgetting to eat properly as I don't fancy anything savoury, it's not ideal!

I'm constantly ravenous at the moment, and always looking in the cupboards for a little something to keep me going. I have snack products *everywhere* too, handbag, car, desk drawers etc! I'm not normally a snacker, but now I can't go more than about 90 minutes without eating something or I start feeling peculiar