Hello ladies!
Just popping in during a quick break in the packing to report on the scan!
The sonographer was a bit brusque. She got my surname wrong first and foremost (which a lot of people do) but then she continued to get it wrong even after I corrected her!
When she tried chit chat she just ended up offending me even more! But once we got down to the scan she warmed up a bit, although she did race through it pretty badly.
We said straight up that we didn't want to know the sex and she just said that she wouldn't have told us anyway as there was too much else to look at!
Anyway, everything is fine, bubs is healthy and very lively! She had to chase it around as it kept wriggling out from under the probe!
Bubs has also caught up, growth-wise. As some of you may recall, I was put back 6 days at my dating scan, well bubs is now right back on track! Shame they don't change the dates back again, we still have to go with the results of that early scan. I never changed my ticker, or my mentality about how far along I was, so it makes no difference to me except that I can totally say I was right!
Be strong tiggertea and other yellow ladies! Focus on how lovely it will be when you see your LO for the first time and finally know after a long wait!
Anyway, back to the packing!
Morning ladies! Hope we all had good evenings!
Just wondering - has anyone heard of Elimination Communication...? I read an article on it last night, and am going to order a book to read up on it properly. Basically, it's a way of getting your child to communicate with you and/or you learning to read the signals that will tell you when Bubba wants to wee or poo (or, 'eliminate'!) so you don't use nappies. Sounds a bit wierd, but have heard some glowing reports...
wow does that rly work, what if your not looking at ur baby when she/he needs to go tho, as chances are u wont be and then u have it all over your floor cos bub doesnt have a nappy on??? lol
LOL! The idea is that you gradually learn the baby's own signals, you can expect to miss some at first. One technique is to only use the method part time, for example between 2 and 6 each afternoon. During which you keep an extra close eye on baby. You also learn baby's natural rhythms over time, so they might always poo five minutes after feeding for example. From there it's all about teaching the baby to recognise your cues that it is ok to release (when being held over the loo).