Hann12
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You are really good at making things Babee! The plan on the nappies sound good, def bamboo is thin so aim for that if you can. As I try them out I can keep you posted.
Kezzie I agree babies come when they are ready, so much happens in the final few weeks with regards to brain development etc that its important that they stay in as close to their due date as possible, that's why they don't do c sections these days before 39 weeks unless there is a danger to the mother or baby. It makes total sense to do it as late as possible. For *most* first timers 39-40 weeks would be fine for a planned c section, obviously you always get some that come earlier but the majority are overdue.
In my bnb group last time there was a girl that went to hospital telling people she had a trickle of water and thought her waters had gone, they had no way of confirming it or not because you can't tell if some waters go depending on if they are hind waters or not, so they induced her, she was 3-4 weeks early. She had been writing on her fb wall how she just wanted to eject her son as soon as possible so effectively she did. He was born small with breathing problems and had to stay in hospital for 2.5 weeks, plus her birth was fairly traumatic as being induced is generally not nice. Who knows how different it might have been if she had just left things to nature. It's a shame!
Kezzie I agree babies come when they are ready, so much happens in the final few weeks with regards to brain development etc that its important that they stay in as close to their due date as possible, that's why they don't do c sections these days before 39 weeks unless there is a danger to the mother or baby. It makes total sense to do it as late as possible. For *most* first timers 39-40 weeks would be fine for a planned c section, obviously you always get some that come earlier but the majority are overdue.
In my bnb group last time there was a girl that went to hospital telling people she had a trickle of water and thought her waters had gone, they had no way of confirming it or not because you can't tell if some waters go depending on if they are hind waters or not, so they induced her, she was 3-4 weeks early. She had been writing on her fb wall how she just wanted to eject her son as soon as possible so effectively she did. He was born small with breathing problems and had to stay in hospital for 2.5 weeks, plus her birth was fairly traumatic as being induced is generally not nice. Who knows how different it might have been if she had just left things to nature. It's a shame!