12-24 weeks pregnant (part 3)

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tia86 wrote: »

Following on from Views post, does anyone know how to find out if a mothercare is an outlet store? Or can someone confirm that the one in Truro is? Tried looking it up but it seems they don't want you to find them

It will say outlet on the outside of teh building. Also, the one I was speaking of is listed as Mothercare OUtlet on the retail park website.

Best to just phone the store you want to check, if they say they aren't an outlet, ask them where there is one or search for 'motehrcare outlet' and your rough location in google.

My delivery date changed also. I think this is quite common, especially for cases like me where i was told we couldn't conceive without medical intervention so when it happened naturally after 7 years they couldn't date the pregnancy due to being unovulatory.

freebiequennie

Thank goodness it's fri although babysitting tonight that will be fine 11mth old generally asleep and 4yr old easy enough.

freebiequennie

Tesco have pampers on bogof at mo so good for stocking up I will be getting some sz3 I think I won't go over my 10p a nappy rule though. I do have a £1 pampers coupon to use as well.

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Stocked up on pampers nappies - as above they're 2 for 1.

The newborn ones have 45 in a pack and they're £6.99. So you get 90 nappies for £6.99. So almost £0.08p a nappy!

We bought four packs.

Timeflies

Man it is hard to sleep in this heat! Hope everyone has a nice relaxing weekend.

freshstart11

eek awake since 1am ... Boob hurting too much!! Toolkit me til 5 to realise should put sports bra on lol

Toooldforthis

Morning ... couldn't sleep and I'm in a really funny mood ! OH driving me mad sooo tempted to get passport and credit card and disappear for a bit ... think I'm just emotional snd physically exhausted

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Ok ladies... so I am 24 weeks today.... you know what that means! See you all on the big ladies thread! :j

tia86

Bye view, how exciting and scary to move on up!

Fresh start hope you get to doze during the day

Toooldforthis hope your hubby is less annoying today. I don't think men understand St all

Well think we definitely felt the baby this morning, wasn't really sure but was saying about it to OH in bed and when he put his hand on my tummy it must have given a big kick as he felt it too and agrees its baby not gas! Both got a bit emotional but him being a man rolled over and tried to pretend he wasn't crying too!

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tia86 wrote: »

Bye view, how exciting and scary to move on up! !

excited, scared, nervous, excited.. it feels like just yesterday I joined the 12-24 weeks (albeit later than 12 weeks due to a few reasons)

tia86 wrote: »

Toooldforthis hope your hubby is less annoying today. I don't think men understand St all

from what I've read and heard first hand, it can be a hard time for the other halves. Although they're excited (usually!) and want to feel part of the experience, the changes aren't happening to their body and they're not having surge of hormones like we are, so their 'mood' can be a little more level. Although I wouldn't excuse bad behaviour, I can sort of see the other side. For us it's every minute of every day - we're constantly researching this and that, asking questions, worrying, crying, smiling, thinking ahead... wondering if that was the baby move or did I imagine it... etc.. it's all consuming! It must be harder for the other person to be engaged all the time as we are. More like moments of engagement if you see what I mean.

I hope your other half Toooldforthis understands a bit better.