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Twomums you must have got such a fright.. glad everything is okay now though
Kildareash I'm so jealous of all your knitted things: I'm knitting baby a blanket very very slowly because neither my mum, mil or either of our grannies knit: and I want my baby to have some knitted homemade things! A friend of mine has her mum knitting a cardi for me too
Saurelin: that made me laugh so much! Your mil will get over it: but enjoy the peace and quiet a bit!
Trions enjoy moving in: but take it easy too! For the nursing bras I think I'm going to get the Carriwell ones: linky it expands and handy for hosp bag: I'll get more after baby gets here and I can get measured and get something a bit micer after babs gets here.0 -
I'm jealous of your nursing bra choices - I am stuck with Bravissimo with their wonderful choice of 4. Yay. :rolleyes:
I think i have the majority of the stuff for my hospital bag now, thanks to hubby who went and bought me maternity pads. I was humming and hawing over the purple Always in Dunnes, and he said that if the list said maternity pads, then I should get maternity pads, and went to the chemist the next day for them , reassuring me with "I am french, the 'uman body 'olds no shame".
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Good morning ladies! Just a little update, we had our private scan Monday, it was unreal! And to the mob of July girls, I can tell ye we'll be backing up the blue corner! Bout time the boys started making an appearance, in fairness! It was a bit weird, I kinda had my heart set on a little girl, even had a name picked out, and still no boys names thought of, is it weird that I was a bit disappointed when I found out? I got pretty upset with myself for it anyway, coming round to the idea now, but its hardly very motherly of me is it? Literally the first thing we saw when your man turned on the machine was the little fella playing with himself. Ahem. Then he kicked himself in the face. In fairness, he is actually adorable 0
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NyquistFreak wrote: »Good morning ladies! Just a little update, we had our private scan Monday, it was unreal! And to the mob of July girls, I can tell ye we'll be backing up the blue corner! Bout time the boys started making an appearance, in fairness! It was a bit weird, I kinda had my heart set on a little girl, even had a name picked out, and still no boys names thought of, is it weird that I was a bit disappointed when I found out? I got pretty upset with myself for it anyway, coming round to the idea now, but its hardly very motherly of me is it? Literally the first thing we saw when your man turned on the machine was the little fella playing with himself. Ahem. Then he kicked himself in the face. In fairness, he is actually adorable
congrats!!!
I know what you mean about having your heart set on a girl, i am the same, but would love a boy, more for my hubby really. He has said he doesnt mind, but with no brothers and his dad gone, i know he would love a little farmer (not being sexist!!) to follow him around. And tink would probably tell you the same, after her 4 boys, she is getting her girl. So its ok to have a preference.
I cannot wait to know though!!! everyone i meet i ask them to guess..its 50/50 really what people are guessing, so i'm none the wiser.0 -
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NyquistFreak wrote: »Good morning ladies! Just a little update, we had our private scan Monday, it was unreal! And to the mob of July girls, I can tell ye we'll be backing up the blue corner! Bout time the boys started making an appearance, in fairness! It was a bit weird, I kinda had my heart set on a little girl, even had a name picked out, and still no boys names thought of, is it weird that I was a bit disappointed when I found out? I got pretty upset with myself for it anyway, coming round to the idea now, but its hardly very motherly of me is it? Literally the first thing we saw when your man turned on the machine was the little fella playing with himself. Ahem. Then he kicked himself in the face. In fairness, he is actually adorable
Don't worry about it, totally normal for mammy's to have tons of mixed feelings throughout the pregnancy (& then beat themselves up over it). I think I had it in my head that I was having a girl, only could imagine that & only had girls names picked. Then scan showed up a boy. I'll admit there was an uncontrollable feeling of disappointment (like you can't turn it off, it's just there). But for me that's totally gone away now and I'm delighted to be having a boy & glad. Sometimes, the disappointment doesn't wear off for ages for some mam's.
Anyway, congrats & yay the boys, another one joins the club!0 -
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NyquistFreak, I'm sure your reaction is pretty normal and nothing to feel bad about. I think lots of parents have a preference but that will change once you get used to the idea. Go out and buy a blue babygro or something cute and boyish and you'll soon get excited again
Good for you 2mums - I firmly believe that chocolate is the answer to most of life's problems
OH got a promotion at work today so we're absolutely thrilled! The plan now is to save, save, save & get a mortgage next time around!0 -
NyquistFreak if you had your heart set on a girl it's no surprise you had a little disappointment & nothing wrong with that either. We thought we were having a boy...no reason just thought we were but we are delighted with our little girl
Boys clothes are super cute so you def should have a wander around at the vast array of cuteness on offer to you now you are having a little boy!
It might take a little time but I'm sure you will soon be looking forward to meeting your little boy 0 -
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Had endo appt today... Stupid thyroid antibody test wasn't back: could have cried :mad:
Thyroid is enlarged and tender which is probably not a good thing: I guess I'll see next week!
On the plus side he doesn't think I'm going to go by 35 weeks anymore: so yay 0 -
I go into the Rotunda outpatients, the place is literally teeming with heavily pregnant women, there were loads of them standing. I swan in 5 mins late with my file, hear my name being called by the midwife.
Go straight in with her, 5 minutes, straight over to bloods, 5 mins and out the door. I was literally in the place max 20 mins in total (including peeing).
I don't know how the hell I did that (I'm not a celebrity by the way). It must be because I was going with the midwives unit and all the other women were waiting on doctors/consultants??
Anyway, was only gone out of work 2.5hrs total and if I'm honest that was with a sneaky trip into Guineys on the way back to train station to grab some muslins and scratch mits :pac:.
All fine with baby, apparently he is head down facing out.
My bump has been very sore & tense all day. I think this may be because I strained my tummy muscles (abs not uterus muscles) the other evening & I'm feeling the pain now. Even the midwife commented that my tummy was very tense and it hurt a bit when she was feeling for baby. I'm absolutely shattered though after all the walking to and from train stations & hospital and back. Must have walked over an hour already today and that's a LOT for me these days, I'm quite sore!
I'm going to bed for 9pm tonight somehow, though I think I have to dye my feckin hair tonight which is always a saga as it's so long!0 -
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Great that your ok! I am always slipping, dropping things etc, seemingly it's a symptom of pregnancy?! I crashed my car into the back of a guy a couple of months ago, my first accident in all my years of driving and just today spilled a bottle of Ariel all over the kitchen floor, my oh thinks its hilariousTwoMums2Be wrote: »I have eventually got back from A&E, doc also doesn't think it's broken but I've to go back in 10 days if it looks wonky or I have any problems breathing fingers crossed I won't be back!
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TwoMums2Be wrote: »Oh I have a nice black eye today :eek: It's funny staring at your own nose going is that what it was like before still a little swollen I think!
Oh no, are you using arnica or anything to help with the bruising? Hope the bruising is gone by the big day0 -
We have some in but can't find it at the moment so might have to pick up a new tube today. It's right in my eye though so will prob be only able to apply to the lower part.
It should be well eased off in 7 days fingers crossed
I'll not be up to much today as I'm stiff as a board! My arms, shoulders & legs are letting me know they held up my far from skinny body the other night so moving is comical 0 -
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Mink if I end up perfect I'll be delighted - I wasn't perfect before
Enjoy both your birthday & your time with your sis!
If you do manage to find out about those little carts can you let me know. My partners mum has low mobility so might need to get her one for next week. My mam used to work at airport & wasn't sure if they were gone now...trying to look into it As for you getting one - if you are not looking forward to the trek that kinda says you could do with the assistance...no point rushing or stressing trying to get to the plane if you can zip along on a cart I would! 0 -
TwoMums2Be wrote: »If you do manage to find out about those little carts can you let me know. My partners mum has low mobility so might need to get her one for next week. My mam used to work at airport & wasn't sure if they were gone now...trying to look into it As for you getting one - if you are not looking forward to the trek that kinda says you could do with the assistance...no point rushing or stressing trying to get to the plane if you can zip along on a cart I would!
Well I'm going to airport a bit earlier than usual & I'll have my support belt on so I don't get 10 million braxton hicks.
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Girls thanks for all the reassurance the other day, still feeling funny about it all to be honest, but I think maybe its a lot to do with hormones driving emotions mad too, still though, hope I'll be over it soon! (also, I got upset this morning that my teeth were too tight, whatever that means, I don't think I'm functioning at full mental capacity these days anyway!) Anyone else finding some of the crappy side effects from the first trimester sneaking back in? My superpower strength sense of smell is back, along with my general lack of appetite, nausea and the crankiness out of me is unreal! I don't want the first trimester back!!!
Twomums, I hope your poor face is better for next week, but if its not it will make for some story looking back over the photos of the day in the years to come though, eh...shotgun wedding to the extreme?!And at least ye still have next year to make up for it My own parents got married (for the first time, don't ask!) in a registry office in Galway last weekend, myself and OH were the witnesses. Yes, it caused a bit of confusion with the poor registrar with the state of me and the general assumptions that would bring, feck it just play it up (yes, we brought a really fakey plastic shotgun for the pictures! )
So with all ye'r talk of home made knitted things, I got out my needles and some multicoloured wool that's so soft it's probably made of clouds...making a little blankie for the baby, its not particularly not-girlie, but I actually don't care. Like baby will care less either :cool:0 -
I think those cart things are free, but maybe it depends on the airport.
I had a stopover in Delhi last August, and I was after getting really bad sunburn on my feet, which had caused my ankles to swell to titanic proportions with gigantic blisters - not pleasant at all! I was hobbling along and the little cart dude came over to me, asked me what gate, and told me to hop on up. I felt like a right nonce, but it saved me a load of time and a lot of discomfort. I, of course, hammed up the hobbling once I got off
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Well I'm going to airport a bit earlier than usual & I'll have my support belt on so I don't get 10 million braxton hicks.
If I get on a cart I'll have to resist the urget to stick my tongue out at people as I pass them
You shld deffo get one of those scootery things. You could charge people for lifts or to carry their bags...you'd make a fortune!
But seriously, it is a very long walk so maybe check the DAA website and see what the story is with them.
Have a great time with your sis, hope your spoiled for your birthday. Imagine, on your next birthday you have a 9/10 month old baby!NyquistFreak wrote: »So with all ye'r talk of home made knitted things, I got out my needles and some multicoloured wool that's so soft it's probably made of clouds...making a little blankie for the baby, its not particularly not-girlie, but I actually don't care. Like baby will care less either :cool:
Ah, you don't have to go all dull colours just because you're having a boy. It's important for boys to get in touch with their feminine side from an early ago too
I started knitting a little teddy bear for one of my nieces or nephews last September. I had great plans to knit a few of them, as they were quiet simple to make. Just like 20 stitches and 40 rows for the body and smaller for arms and legs...I didn't even get one body made. I look at my knitting bag now, which is just a decoration in the living room and I think I'm going to finish it before the baby arrives...not a hope!
I was in Boots at lunch time, they have a three for two on baby stuff and buy one get one free on Johnson's baby. There wasn't a great selection of stuff left in Portlaoise, I was disappointed was going to pick up maternity pads and breast pads, but they didn't have the ones I wanted left in stock. All the bottles/sterilisers/nappies/wipes and clothes are included. Just not the creams and toilietries.
Have nurses appt this afternoon...can't wait to hear bab's heartbeat again Had to persuade OH that he didn't have to come with me :rolleyes: He's so soppy when it comes to the baby, he just wants to be at every appt! 0 -
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March11, glad you're feeling a bit better! Yes I too am still in a state of disbelief. I don't think it will hit me til he's in my arms.NyquistFreak wrote: »So with all ye'r talk of home made knitted things, I got out my needles and some multicoloured wool that's so soft it's probably made of clouds...making a little blankie for the baby, its not particularly not-girlie, but I actually don't care. Like baby will care less either :cool:
This really makes me want to start knitting again (haven't done so since I was 11). I may have to re-learn it though. Anyone have good tips on beginner books for this?I felt like a right nonce, but it saved me a load of time and a lot of discomfort. I, of course, hammed up the hobbling once I got off
There's definitely no harm in asking
I was wondering if I make a big show of huffing & puffing around the place will a cart guy notice me. I should probably seek one out.kildareash wrote: »Have a great time with your sis, hope your spoiled for your birthday. Imagine, on your next birthday you have a 9/10 month old baby!
:eek: I realised today that being pregnant & having a baby makes me feel more of a grown-up. Now I know there's all these 16 And Pregnant young ones but still.0 -
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Saurelin you have what's called a passive aggressive boss - also known as a tit!
No point quitting before you get your maternity leave but might be worth looking at alternative job prospects for when you are due back as he doesn't sound like someone anyone would want to work for esp with a young baby at home! 0 -
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2Mums that' my plan: find something cliser home and less hours (50now)TwoMums2Be wrote: »Saurelin you have what's called a passive aggressive boss - also known as a tit!
No point quitting before you get your maternity leave but might be worth looking at alternative job prospects for when you are due back as he doesn't sound like someone anyone would want to work for esp with a young baby at home!0 -
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Back in the bloody stupid horrible hospital I hate the hospital and I do not want to be here (and yes I know I sound like a petulant child!!)... I fainted I think and woke up face and belly down on my bedroom floor so I'm just being observed over night... They did a trace on babs and she's flying it so I'm not worried in that regard. Anymore. Obviously earlier I was inconsolable before I heard heartbeat.
March I'm delighted your feeling abit better... You must have got such a fright.
Saurelin how you haven't killed your boss is beyond me!
Also Tralee is suffering with a fly infestation and there are flies everywhere including the hospital... Very irritating
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Oh Cyning that's crap...I know I would have been upset if I needed to be observed overnight! My partner packed PJs for me just in case when I had to go in but I'm so glad I didn't have to stay in!
Add flies to that & it's a nightmare!
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Hey Java, try a hot compress over the ear for a minimum of 30 minutes. I find the easiest way is to have 2-3 damp flannels, and keep heating them in the microwave and swapping them over.
My mum swears by warm olive oil and garlic, but personally I've tried to avoid putting food in my ears since an unfortunate incident with a pea when I was 4
Cyning, delighted to hear babs is doing well, you must have got such a fright.
I can't imaging waking up on the ground like that!0 -
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I'm home Baby fine, I'm fine bar a little bump on my head and I'm home! To a place where there are no flies!
Java I don't sleep at all either: it's very frustrating!
Also if I could only stay out of hospital now I would be so so happy 0 -
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Javagal do you have one of those pregnancy pillows? My doc said if I have trouble sleeping to at least put a pillow between my legs & under bump as it should help. At the moment I'm sleeping ok...better since the little one moved from transverse to breech
Cyning I'm sure you are delighted to be away from the flies aside from everything else! That's really not great esp in a hospital :rolleyes: Delighted your little one is well...you have a great little battler there 0 -
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