as what ive heartd with c section you cant do as much as natural birth,maybe they would do a test first to see how far the hips could go before doing anything like an apidural etc
Eeeek, crap weather! It's chillyyyy.
The footmuff has been officially whipped out. Problem is it doesn't fit right with the Mura! Not sure if you've gotten a footmuff for yours yet Whisper but I'd go for the Maxi Cosi one for Muras because standard fußsacks won't work well in it we've learned. We got the Mura for our second mainly anyway so it's not a huge problem as we'll use the Jeep with Aurora but next winter we'll have to invest in the Mura one I think. Will probably get it used on Ebay or Kleinanzeigen because the new price is a bit hefty.
By the way, what's up with bike riders on sidewalks?! I'm not talking about little kids, but grown adults! When we come out of our little back street it's a blind corner turning onto the sidewalk and one lady flew past us with her bike. Had my husband been a touch faster our baby would have been hit! Then today we were walking and out of no where another lady zipped past us, silent, no bell or warning, and if my husband were a touch more to the left side our baby would have been hit head on! I'm seriously angry about this! What makes grown adults think it's okay to ride their bikes on pedestrian sidewalks, NOT bike paths?! Very dangerous. There's a danger around every corner when you have a baby it seems. Frustrating!
re the bikes ive only seen them on the bike paths or the side of the path for the bikes anyway what does annooy me is that NOBOBDY seems to wear helmets seen one or two but thats it
Ups, I thought you were getting a Mura too Whisper! Someone in here is getting one anywho.
Yeah, I very rarely see anyone wearing helmets.. usually just older people or professional looking cyclists when I do see them worn. It seems so much more standard to wear them in the U.S. I kind of feel nerdy sporting mine here.
Within the past few months I learned on shared paths the pedestrian lane is always the furthest from the street, bike lane closest. Seems like few Germans follow that rule though!
see thats ONE of the many things they are testing me for asi have dyspraxia and hypermobility is also a common partner to it, was just talking to hubby again and if you think you could do it then no reason i couldnt at least try
I have heard it is not exactly the most common thing to do in the US. Well I guess you have ti find people in the US going by bike at all first
Also some bike lanes are on the road as well, and most of the time they have a different colour or at least a different kind of tiling . (like here it is often tarmac or it is red tiles as opposed to grey tiles of the pedestrian path)
Then again, where I lived for a while there were many bike riders so it depends where in the U.S. you are. Anyway, my baby was closest ever to being hit YET AGAIN! So, this lady and kid were riding on the sidewalk. The kid was around 8-10ish I'd estimate. Old enough to control a bike anyway. I'm thinking, oh boy, but stupidly decide to trust everything will go fine. The lady passes by alright although a tight squeeze with our stroller. The girl suddenly looks down and every which way except forward and continues riding and I had no time to react as she just about head on crashed into the stroller!!!!! Old enough to know better! My husband got her attention at the last second. So, I give up. Whenever I see a bike rider regardless of age I'm moving OFF the sidewalk with the stroller. These are all pedestrian only sidewalks I'm speaking of too. It's impossible here. Third time a bike rider's nearly hit my baby in a week. 
. Like you'd basically be falling over in slow motion, but if you keep putting your feet under you you don't... so you just end up falling slowly across the room until you get to a wall 
Surprises me how well my body can handle sugar since I think I overdo.
I find the yummiest candy in Germany to never find it again. It's probably been discontinued. 
