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MSE Pregnancy Club 28

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  • alice31
    alice31 Posts: 119 Forumite
    Hello, I am 24+2 so am moving up from the other thread. This is my first pregnancy and we tried for just under a year and then had a surprise when we'd decided to give ourselves a break.

    I'm due on 29/12 and am Team Yellow. :)
  • Well Alice :)

    Am Sat having a cup of tea in peace just got home after working last night (I do ad hoc maternity night nanny work) I had some sleep but once little one at school will grab couple hrs sleep then.
  • Lemon_Tree
    Lemon_Tree Posts: 10,202 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts
    welcome Alice, feel free to add yourself and your details to the list of us on this thread.


    freebiequennie hope you managed to get a couple of hours sleep today.


    Mrs C, I often wake on my back, but thankfully never on my front, but I didn't usually sleep on my front before I became pregnant.


    AFM - spent another night symptom spotting, was getting BH and twinges across my tummy which are probably due to still having a bit of a cough and because baby's head is partially engaged. Not long for me to go now which is probably why I'm getting paranoid about labour starting at the moment.
  • DUE DATE LIST
    1. bluebell1000 - 13th September 2014 :male:
    2. lemon tree - 22nd September 2014 :female:
    3. lailap - 28th September 2014 :female:
    4. lollypopswater - 29th September 2014 ?
    5. Peonie - 7th October 2014 ?
    6. Whattodonow - 9th October 2014 :female:
    7. lilmissreading - 13th October 2014 :male:
    8. MrsC....tobe - 16th October 2014 ?
    9. Amileigh - 16th October 2014 :male:
    10. SewIt - Halloween 2014?
    11. Alioops - 2 November 2014 :female:
    12. Impulse1976 - 4th November 2014 ?
    13. view - 16th November 2014 :female:
    14. angeltreats - 24th November 2014 ?
    15. runmichellerun - 25th November 2014 :female:
    16. Mr_Knight - 09 December 2014 ?
    17. Loveactually - 14 December 2014 ?
    18. tia86 - 19th December 2014 :male:
    19. Timeflies - Boxing Day 2014:xmastree: ?
    20. alice31 - 29 December 2014 ?
    When you see this post do your pelvic floor exercises

    Hospital Bag List here
    Supplement List and Dosage here

    BIRTH LIST - Within the last month
    :male: alipops1986 Zachary was born on 14 August 2014 at 7.58am weighing 6lb 10oz
    :male: plantpot87 - Ethan Andrew was born on 25 August 2014 at 4.03pm weighing 8lb6oz
    :male: Time2Deal Elliott Lewis was born on 25 August 2014 at 8.36pm weighing 2.14kg (queue jumping from 8th October 2014)
    :male: anynamewillsuffice - Callum Angus was born on 28 August 2014 at 0027 hours weighing 7lb3.5oz
    :female: jenand8285 - Emily Cait was born on 02 September 2014 at 0003 hours weighing 6lb11oz
    :male: Teaandcakeordeath (TCD) -
    :male: teabag29 -
    :female: daisiegg

    I'm sure TCD, teabag and daisiesgg have all had their little bundles so I've moved to this list for them to update details as they find time to do! Don't want to use details from elsewhere without their permission. Congratulations ladies!

    PROBABLY GIVEN BIRTH BUT TOO WORN OUT TO LOG ON LIST

    Allow 2 weeks after EDD before transferring to this list (Max 6 weeks)
    [*]lilmissmup - 19th August 2014 :female:
    [*]gemguin - 24th August 2014 ?
    [*]dinah93 - 28th August 2014 :male:


    CONTRACTION MASTER TIMER

    Please post your birth stories here when you have time/energy


    Congrats to all babies born and all new mums! Hello to all newbies and get well to all those under the weather. also hope all with worries get them sorted.
    No longer ...tobe! Married 20/06/13MFW 2021 #117 £5415.40/£6000MFW 2022 #77 £3740/£3000MFW 2023 #82 £0/£3000
  • Hi alice31 and welcome. I've updated you into the list when I was doing some other amendments.

    The list is getting shorted instead of longer, where is everyone?! Either that or we're coming to the end of the baby boom on MSE!!!
    No longer ...tobe! Married 20/06/13MFW 2021 #117 £5415.40/£6000MFW 2022 #77 £3740/£3000MFW 2023 #82 £0/£3000
  • view
    view Posts: 2,242 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Timeflies wrote: »
    view, in a regular year, would the agency give you any paid annual leave? If so I'd expect you to accrue it on mat leave, but not otherwise. Worth asking them to confirm though.

    Thanks Timeflies... that's the thing tho, it's not leave it's maternity pay.

    As in I'm an agency worker who normally accrues holidays through the hours I work each week. As I've worked for the agency for over 26 weeks I am due the 90% of my average earnings for the first 6 weeks and then statutory for the 33 rest.

    I really wouldn't have thought I would accrue holidays whilst I wasn't working - as in I'll receive stat pay but not normal hourly pay... however quite a few on here seem to think otherwise so I'm definitely going to conctact CAB to get the gist as my agency has been useless with just normal things let alone semi-complicated maternity pay stuff.

    Thanks for advice all, will report back.

    I ummed and ahhed over buying a dream genii and had heard not great things about it (especially for £50 new, I wouldn't really consider buying a pillow secondhand) in that it flattens very quickly and other things.. anyway, decided to go with a long booster pillow from Argos which seems to be doing the trick. Still wake up with dead legs every 45 to an hour which is annoying however I think that's more to do with getting used to the pillow... hoping just a phase!
  • Mrs_T_M
    Mrs_T_M Posts: 2,039 Forumite
    The list is getting shorted instead of longer, where is everyone?! Either that or we're coming to the end of the baby boom on MSE!!!

    There are lots of people in the under 12 week thread at the moment, so there's your baby boom! ;)

    I'm 16+1 today, so not quite ready to move up here permanently yet, but I'm looking forward to the day I'm able to do so with this baby, since I didn't make it to 24 weeks with Dale.
    Baby Dale
    26th January 2014 - Forever in our hearts
    :A
    Eli Gabriel 19th February 2015
    :j
  • Thanks for the replies ladies. I tried to sleep with a cushion against my back to stop me from rolling over but hubby whinged that it was pushing in to him so I stropped and threw it out of bed and the cushion I put between my legs didn't help at all really but I might have had it in the wrong position.

    Also thanks MrsC now I don't feel so bad with being asleep on my right side either. It's true that our bodies will just do what is comfortable no matter the circumstances.

    And a big thanks for also updating the list and when I saw it thought the same that it's rather small at the moment too, can't believe I'm 11th :eek:

    :wave: Alice31 welcome to the not so scary thread
    DEBTS ARE BEING DEALT WITH AS BEST WE CAN :o
    :heart: Married my prince on 27/08/2011 :heart:
    Baby Girl born 21/10/14 :D:D:D:D:D:D
  • alioops78 wrote: »
    Also thanks MrsC now I don't feel so bad with being asleep on my right side either. It's true that our bodies will just do what is comfortable no matter the circumstances.

    And a big thanks for also updating the list and when I saw it thought the same that it's rather small at the moment too, can't believe I'm 11th :eek:d

    I read somewhere Ali that it's ok to sleep on your right if you have something supporting bump, hence the wedge is great for it. The Dream Genii packet, if I remember rightly as I can't be bothered going upstairs to look(!), also says which way to have the cushion when asleep and the fact that the shorter right hand side supports you when on left to help stop rolling onto your back and supports bump when on your right.
    No matter what our bodies will decide for us when asleep unless like me you are constantly waking up when you need to turn. The stomach thing isn't fun when it takes me by surprise though!

    When I first joined the list it was up into the 30s, now barely in the 20s. Can't believe I'm not top 10 although I'm sure there will be a few after me that go before me!
    No longer ...tobe! Married 20/06/13MFW 2021 #117 £5415.40/£6000MFW 2022 #77 £3740/£3000MFW 2023 #82 £0/£3000
  • SewIt_2
    SewIt_2 Posts: 271 Forumite
    Seventh Anniversary Combo Breaker
    Thanks for updating the list MrsC, but I'm at no. 10 now :eek: Hope the others can pop over and let us know their news. Is it the FB group that you get all the info from?

    Re sleeping, I have one pillow under my hip (a tip from the physio) and another one between my knees/under the bump. I don't always need this one though. Just normal pillows. Tried the 'V' shaped pillow my sis gave me, but its just not comfortable. Usually start on my right side, move to my left at some point and then also end up on my back, in between multiple trips to the toilet! I find my hips are getting really sore, so sometimes I prop my self up on pillows on my back. I'm not too worried about it really as I move about so much I'm not in one position for long.

    Started NCT and have had three classes so far. Has been very helpful so far, just 5 couples and everyone seems nice. I like that you get to ask lots of questions about everything.

    Sorry for lack of personals everyone, been a crazy week at work and it shows no sign of stopping! 32 week growth scan tomorrow, even though I'll be 33 weeks on Friday. Looking forward to seeing baby again and hoping s/he is still growing away quite happily.

    Will up date more on Friday as I'm out the office all day tomorrow and our internet is down at home :mad:
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