Hi folks,
We're back from our hols now and we had our 20 week scan just before we left. All is well with baby, though the placenta was a bit on the low side so I need to have another scan at 36 weeks to check that it's moved enough for a natural birth. It was almost out the way this time though, so I'd be very unlucky for it not to move up as my uterus expands. I'm choosing not to worry about it.
We didn't ask the gender, but both DP and I saw obvious genitals. Even though we didn't compare notes until after we'd left the hospital we saw the same thing so have a pretty strong inkling which flavour of baby we're having. I'm not sure whether I'm secretly pleased or disappointed to know (or kind of know - we could both be wrong given how fleeting it was and the fact that we didn't ask for confirmation) but we can't change it now! We're not going to go public with our suspicions, or at least, not yet.

It's making for a shorter short list of names though.
Kns - huge congrats on your BFP first time. We're just down the road from you in North Shropshire.
Erin - congrats on the positive scan - and welcome to the second trimester, well, almost. It's a good feeling isn't it?
Daisy, DP stopped running in the 2ww when we were trying with her. She didn't do as much as you, about four miles every second day, but we read that the high impact can affect implantation so she took to brisk walking instead. If she'd ever stayed pregnant her plan was to continue to speed walk through the first trimester then jog lightly in the second and see how things were before deciding for the third, but we never got that far so can't tell you how it worked in real life. Good luck though!
Good luck to you too Luna. Hopefully that spotting is a very good sign.

We never had any post insem cramping here, but I always used to get horrible ovulation pains. Fingers crossed for you!
Good luck in the waiting game Ruby. It's not fun. I still have moments of amazement that we're still not playing it ourselves. May the time pass quickly for you.
Best wishes to all,
Gina. x