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The Pregnancy Chat Thread!
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Just wondering if any of you were measuring bigger at your hospital appointments? My fundal measurement puts me 2 weeks nearly 3 ahead
I know my dates are not out by this much. If you were did the development level out or had you to be scanned? 0 -
Fundal measurement can be way out. I was measuring 2 /3 weeks behind with my youngest consultant kept saying baby is too small.autumnbelle wrote: »Just wondering if any of you were measuring bigger at your hospital appointments? My fundal measurement puts me 2 weeks nearly 3 ahead I know my dates are not out by this much. If you were did the development level out or had you to be scanned?
Had a development scan all was measuring fine. Saw the consultant the following week same story too small.
She was born 3 days later at 8 lb 130 -
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autumnbelle wrote: »Just wondering if any of you were measuring bigger at your hospital appointments? My fundal measurement puts me 2 weeks nearly 3 ahead I know my dates are not out by this much. If you were did the development level out or had you to be scanned?
My fundal measurements were also 2-3 weeks ahead and they'd told me to prepare for a BIG baby. He came on his due date at 8lb4oz. There was a lot of amniotic fluid which made my bump a lot bigger but bubs was a nice healthy size when I was preparing for him to weigh a lot heavier. There really is an element of guess work involved so don't worry.0 -
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angeldelight wrote: »Just opened a delivery of stuff I ordered online for the baby... Wow! The newborn hat and scratch mittens are so small! Can't wait to show my husband when he gets home haha he's going to freak out
Its amazing how tiny they are
I could do with getting a start on buying a few bits. Where did you order from? Have you found out if your having a girl or boy or are they neutral 0 -
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Tesco stuff is fab - I get loads there. It's def the best place for vests and baby gros. I find the sizing accurate and the stuff washes very well too.
I bought some new baba stuff there today actually. I have bags and bags of clothes from baba number one but I just couldn't resist buying a few pink things for number 2
I bought a little vest that says Daddy's gorgeous girl and my husband was all chuffed when he saw it!0 -
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That's a good point Roesy! My husband refused point blank to deal with the over the head babygros, they were just too much trouble for him, I'd forgotten completely about that until you said it. We're past the babygro stage with baba number one 0
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That's a good point Roesy! My husband refused point blank to deal with the over the head babygros, they were just too much trouble for him, I'd forgotten completely about that until you said it. We're past the babygro stage with baba number one
Got a present of two Jasper Conran 0-3 month babygros when she was born and one of them buttoned down the back!!
We're pretty much gone past it too. Mine is 14 months and rarely wears them. She did have a fleecy sleep suit on this morning and was pottering around the house all business. She looked ridiculously cute and a bit more of a baby again. ah well, we'll be back to the babygros this summer.0 -
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Never realised there was a difference in gro's :eek: I've a lot to learn
It's all ahead of you
Top tip from me is that baby vests (and some babygros) have little seams on the shoulders so that you can pull the arms down off the baba's shoulders and pull the vest down their body instead of over their head if you wany. It's useful for poo blowouts when you don't want to pull a pooey vest over their little mouth and nose
http://maternityandinfant.ie/weve-using-babygrows-wrong-along/0 -
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It's all ahead of you
Top tip from me is that baby vests (and some babygros) have little seams on the shoulders so that you can pull the arms down off the baba's shoulders and pull the vest down their body instead of over their head if you wany. It's useful for poo blowouts when you don't want to pull a pooey vest over their little mouth and nose
http://maternityandinfant.ie/weve-using-babygrows-wrong-along/
Brilliant!!! I never knew this. Lol. And I've 2! 0 -
Brilliant!!! I never knew this. Lol. And I've 2!
Lol!
I learned it a bit too late for it to be really useful on my first. It would have been very helpful in the early days when you feel like you're constantly changing their clothes. There is still the occasional poo leakage that it helps with though!0 -
Lol!
I learned it a bit too late for it to be really useful on my first. It would have been very helpful in the early days when you feel like you're constantly changing their clothes. There is still the occasional poo leakage that it helps with though!
Defo agree. My 2 year old is out of them but my 10month still wears them. But would have been so handy in the early stages. Hated having to manouver poo explosions over their little heads. I think we're going to be trying again soon for number 3 (fingers crossed)... So that's definitely something I will remember if we do get lucky with a third. 0 -
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Lol at you all I don't know if I'd have conceived in the first place if I hadn't been fully briefed in the wonders of the emergency, down leg, one handed vest roll! We've had some epic poonamis and I think the person who invented this particular feature should be given a Nobel prize! 0
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