19th October Ladies ... **5 Births Already**

I got a Graco Symbio i got the foot muff too the handel does either way so facing towards or away from you
 

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nypage - pram here is what you call a stroller ..... the carrycot bit for baby to lie flat when young and then can be transformed into a sit up type pushchair x
Oh thats a really nice pram victoria ....good choice! :) :)
 
Double post - heres a fun little quiz for the ladies who dont yet know the gender of their babies to try
It predicted likely a girl for me .... we will see

Also if the ladies who do already know want to have a go and see if its correct

Just a bit of fun x

https://www.babygenderprediction.com/old-wives-tales/index.phtml
 
Wow your systems look a lot different than ours here! Very nice. Ours here just usually are a push stroller and the baby seat for the car. They don't have all the other stuff with them!@
I didnt buy any large items yet so i guess i am being pretty good! Just clothes and no pics of them but.....
Here is my 17 week big belly!
 

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awwwwww Love your bump pic ...you look soo happy :happydance:

you actually kinda look fairly similar to my neighbour x
 
I am happy:) your test predicted boy and that is what im said to have so we are one for one!

Off to work all day and night so happy friday ladies!
 
Hey ladies another 19th one here :wave:

This will be #4 for me and its a GIRL!! Yay!! I will have 2 of each now then thats it... im having it sewn up!!! :haha:

This is my bump last night
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Hey sam!! ..... welcome :hi:

Wow your bump is fab ..... you look great for having number 4 :)
i hope i loose my baby weight fast after this little one.

And yay for team :pink:
 
Im hoping i stay as slim as i usually do but with my boys i only carried a bump, not an ounce of weight anywhere.... i dont think thats going to be the same with this little miss!!
That gender game said girl for me and its right! :)
How is everyone planning to birth... home/hospital? natural/c-section?
:)
 
wow so many posts to catch up on. first, welcome all new 19th ladies :)

the "pram" i'm getting (material has zoo animals on it with a green background though):

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Graco-Spree-Travel-System-Ashford/14707373

and as far as my birth plan--- Hospital, Natural, no meds for as long as possible and then i'll get an epidural :) I'd love a home birth for baby number two once i get an idea of labor for me. :)


edit--- for you Elizabeth Ladies----- may i ask ages? maybe we were just all in the same few years it was popular? hahahah I'm 21
 
hi ladies.. haha i feel so far behind.. darn sleep!!

Welcome Babydeacon and sam#3 i cant believe how many of us there are!!

And another Elizabeth...... this is creepy!!

I have never had a uti.. although i freak out every time i feel the smallest a difference.. my doc makes fun of me these days.. i call wayyyy to much!!

ill take the quiz and see if it says girl for me!!!

yay
 
also sorry double post.. trying to catch up :haha:
We dont really have a birth plan yet.. idk what to think about.. any suggestions?? i want to be in the hospital... is that a plan lol:shrug:
 
O my goodness one more!!! so so sorry

im 21 22 this year.. with the middle name elizabeth!!
 
I had a Silent Bladder Infection, and they gave me a 7 day run of antibiotics that made me like CRAP. I tossed up everything, got dizzy, ached, and couldn't drive. LOL. I think i almost would rather the infection :p
 
no Elizabeth here. but then I'm probably too old :haha: (my middle name is Tara)

as for prams - I am still undecided. with my son I have a Bugaboo Bee and I love it. it's small and light and compact, perfect for London transport (I don't drive so it's often the bus if he and I are out together), it lies almost flat, and can face the parent or outwards. I wish I could get away with keeping it and adding a buggy board, but I don't think they do them for the Bee, and anyway, my son is a little rascal and won't walk nicely yet (he goes the way he wants to go or he buckles to the ground) and if we want to get anywhere he has to be strapped down. we let him out at Legoland yesterday and it was a bit of a nightmare till we got to the small kiddies' play area, and after a couple of hours there he was exhausted and happy to be in the pushchair the rest of the day. somehow I don't have high hopes for him improving drastically in the next 5 months. maybe I'll be wrong though. and that's why I'm holding off on a decision as to what we'll do till nearer the time. I'm thinking we might get a Phil & Ted's tandem buggy though. but they're heavy. guess all doubles/tandems are.

Sam, I am hoping to have a natural delivery with this baby, in hospital. home birth isn't for me, as I'm too anxious a person to be in a different building - and probably a drive away - from the life-saving equipment. plus my husband would never agree to a home birth, so it's a good thing I don't want one either (we argue a lot so I try to pick which ones mean most to me). with my son I had an epidural, mostly because nothing was happening quickly. I can tolerate the pain if there is an end in sight but when there isn't... well, it wasn't fun. added to the labour pain, I had SPD (and do already with this one) and it got so so much worse in the last few weeks, and I was exhausted from the pain. fortunately my epidural experience was textbook (in a good way). I don't know if I'd want one again, though, it really depends on how it's going at the time. I really hope to have a water birth because those of my friends who laboured in water seemed to manage with minimal other pain relief. but I'm not against epidurals. you never know how things are going to pan out.

what is it with urine infections in pregnancy? I had no symptoms at all with mine, and it was most disconcerting to be told I had it. the doc said symptoms can mirror those of early pregnancy, so tiredness, nausea and sickness, all of which I had, but I had no burning sensation at all. though after a few weeks of it I did get aching kidneys (it was what sent me back to the doc after the first lot of antibiotics, and then they put me on a different type, which worked). it's stressful knowing the harm they can cause but then having no sign of it!
 
Double post - heres a fun little quiz for the ladies who dont yet know the gender of their babies to try
It predicted likely a girl for me .... we will see

Also if the ladies who do already know want to have a go and see if its correct

Just a bit of fun x

https://www.babygenderprediction.com/old-wives-tales/index.phtml

the quiz said girl and im having a girl!!
 
OOoo this quiz is turning out to be good... hmmmm!!

Hospital birth for me and open mind about pain relief.... i had most pain relief with my 1st baby as my labour was very slow and painful ...so gonna see how i go this time and decide then.

Im 23years old ...24 next month xx
 

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