Just want to say thanks before I've even had LO :)

[hawalkden]

Just been looking around on some of the Qs threads! & I've got loads of tips, advice, hints and help before my peanut is even here .. I've put them into a word document the advice (Sad I know!). & I'll be printing it out after peanut arrives and having it to hand all the different areas I think I don't know what I'm doing

Thinking in advance

 

[Nats21]

Hope they've helped hun, good luck! xx

 

[GeorgeyGal]

I wish I had read more on here when I was preggers rather than just stay in 3rd trimester. Antenatal classes really dont even touch on what the reality is like, amazing as it is there's just so much to learn. I wish I had learned more rather than just being warned Ill be tired. All the best hun x

 

[hawalkden]

Getting nervous now was rather safe in 2nd trim ..

I'm sure all the things I've written down will go out the window when LO is here due to them not agreeing with them hope not though

 

[GeorgeyGal]

Getting nervous now was rather safe in 2nd trim ..

I'm sure all the things I've written down will go out the window when LO is here due to them not agreeing with them hope not though

I know what you mean, I stayed in 3rd trim and just dipped a toe in baby club as felt quite overwhelmed thinking about what clothes do I buy, what do babies sleep in, how do I bath baby! I promise all that does make sense when they are here, its definately trial and error and all very much baby led, your LO will let you know what they like and dont like! Id say just go with the flow and dont put any pressure on yourself to do things a certain way, alot of the time you need to be adaptable.

Just dont be worried about asking for help, I tried to do everything myself for the first 12 weeks but you do need the odd break here and there. And baby club is great, because there is always someone who has been through it and can offer sound quick advice, espesh when youre not sure if something is 'normal' or not.

 

[Housewife83]

Me too, it is very helpful.