Sis4Us, congrats on the boy. I never normally know what in supposed to be looking at on gender scans, but even I can see on yours!
We have a Maxi-Cosi Cabriofix, that I've used for DS1 and DS2. Even though DS2 stayed on the 91st centile for height and weight, we managed to use it until he was nearly 15 months old. It was only for occasional use at that point as we moved him to a convertible in our main car from about 10 months, and he did look a bit snug in it, but he was still within the weight limit and his head wasn't too high up so it was all good. We don't seem to have the same rules in the UK about expiry. As long as you know the history of the seat and it still conforms to current regulations, I'm pretty sure it's considered safe to use.
Spiffy, my BP reading was on my dad's home monitor (he has to keep check on his own high BP) so it wasn't official but it has got close to that when the midwife had taken it in previous pregnancies and she's never been concerned at all. It's not like I'm passing out constantly, I just feel a bit light headed and weird when I first stand up or if I stand still for a while. Given my dad's history with BP, blood clot and stroke, I'm much happier seeing a low reading than a high, I just know I need to be a bit careful with standing. I also felt very faint after birth with my other two so the midwives monitored BP for a short while and I was much better after some toast and a good drink.
We have a Maxi-Cosi Cabriofix, that I've used for DS1 and DS2. Even though DS2 stayed on the 91st centile for height and weight, we managed to use it until he was nearly 15 months old. It was only for occasional use at that point as we moved him to a convertible in our main car from about 10 months, and he did look a bit snug in it, but he was still within the weight limit and his head wasn't too high up so it was all good. We don't seem to have the same rules in the UK about expiry. As long as you know the history of the seat and it still conforms to current regulations, I'm pretty sure it's considered safe to use.
Spiffy, my BP reading was on my dad's home monitor (he has to keep check on his own high BP) so it wasn't official but it has got close to that when the midwife had taken it in previous pregnancies and she's never been concerned at all. It's not like I'm passing out constantly, I just feel a bit light headed and weird when I first stand up or if I stand still for a while. Given my dad's history with BP, blood clot and stroke, I'm much happier seeing a low reading than a high, I just know I need to be a bit careful with standing. I also felt very faint after birth with my other two so the midwives monitored BP for a short while and I was much better after some toast and a good drink.