MSE pregnancy club II

froofroo

So sorry Boobylou, take good care of yourself. life just isn't fair sometimes.:grouphug:

Rince

beakerange wrote: »

A question of a "delicate" Nature.

I don't wish to lower the tone but neither is it a question that I would want to ask face to face so I thought you experts here may have experienced it or have any thoughts!! - Here goes.

Do any of you suffer from you "lips" (and I don't mean on your face!!) feeling uncomfortable and a little throbing etc for no apparent reason?? Is it entirely normal? I'm 28 weeks and I've definitely been aware of it for about a week.

Thanks

Hi beakerange, with my first pregnancy i did suffer slightly, they were swollen during the last 3 months, and they are slightly this time. I remember reading up on the internet last time and finding that other people have this and that its perfectly normal, thank goodness, so this time round 'm not going to worry about it. Not sure why it happens though !

hippychick1

beakerange wrote: »

Do any of you suffer from you "lips" (and I don't mean on your face!!) feeling uncomfortable and a little throbing etc for no apparent reason?? Is it entirely normal? I'm 28 weeks and I've definitely been aware of it for about a week.

Thanks

Hi there beakerange

I too have been suffering, and also in my last pregnancy. It started at about 24 weeks with me.
You're not alone! It is uncomfortable though. It disappeared last time as soon as I had given birth.

jo_b_2

Best wishes Boobylou.

Sorry to hear your news. x

Pink_Princess_1

Boobylou - thinking of you:A

Did anyone watch 'how to bring up baby' last night.. thought it would make good viewing - I was horrified at how one set of parents would be bringing up their baby girl - no kissing, cuddling, eyecontact, fed away at arms length and not cuddled in and left to cry for couple of hours at 3 days old.. would like to get into a routine when my Lo is here but thought the views of Claire ( who is childless i might add) were unbelievable!

jo_b_2

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

Did anyone watch 'how to bring up baby' last night.. thought it would make good viewing - I was horrified at how one set of parents would be bringing up their baby girl - no kissing, cuddling, eyecontact, fed away at arms length and not cuddled in and left to cry for couple of hours at 3 days old.. would like to get into a routine when my Lo is here but thought the views of Claire ( who is childless i might add) were unbelievable!

I watched it too. That woman's aim was just sleeping through the night at all costs - especially the cost to the baby!

hippychick1

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

Boobylou - thinking of you:A

Did anyone watch 'how to bring up baby' last night.. thought it would make good viewing - I was horrified at how one set of parents would be bringing up their baby girl - no kissing, cuddling, eyecontact, fed away at arms length and not cuddled in and left to cry for couple of hours at 3 days old.. would like to get into a routine when my Lo is here but thought the views of Claire ( who is childless i might add) were unbelievable!

I agree. I think you could tell a mile off she had no children. I was absolutely horrified at her suggestions.

izoomzoom

I am so sorry Boobylou.

My thoughts are with you and your family.

scruffy96uk

So sorry to hear your news Boobylou ((((hugs))))

Sending labour vibes your way if you are in need of them :dance:

Sorry can't be of help 3kids but I'm thinking of you and your family. I hope it all turns out ok.

I washed and polished the car today and now I'm paying for it!! Nobody to blame but myself!!

jo_b_2

Spotted some free breast pads on the Freebies board. Thought it might be useful on this thread.

http://www.mambaby.co.uk/freebreastpad.htm