Soooo broody!!!!

[buttons1]

Does anyone else think that our bodies are trying to make us want babies quickly? A hormonal thing?

Like how you tend to "forget" (so to speak) how bad labour is, and even pregnancy. And a thread the other day was talking about not really remembering how tough the early days are.

I loved labour (weird I know) and was helped bybit only being 3 and a half hours but I kinda know what you mean about the early days. The fact you didn't seem to have time to do anything when in hind sight your baby slept the most it ever will. I love the thought of it all happening again though.

 

[buttons1]

I will crack you soon, I need a preggo buddy, sometime next year ok? x

Lol what are you like I will just enjoy claires and your pregnancies along with you. Hehe I can't believe There is only 2 days between m and daisy I was looking at your ticker earlier

 

[hayley x]

shame we dont live closer, they could have a joint birthday party

 

[buttons1]

Yes it is a shame would be lovely to meet you.

 

[fluffpuffin]

I'm really broody now, have been for the past few weeks, when I saw one of my friend's little boy - sooo tiny and cute; also a friend of mine is pregnant and just starting to show - oh, I miss the excitement of scans and due date etc...have to work on hubby though. he's still too traumatised after my complicated birth

 

[babyfromgod]

me and OH had a whoops moment the other night then i got EWCM yesterday so now i'm in the 2ww. I am kinda excited and secretly hope i am. It is funny how alot of us are so broody after having a baby not long ago, must be hormones

 

[babytots]

I'm really broody at the moment but the birth experience I had with Lewis has traumatised me so as much as I would love another I want to give my body chance to heal properly. Plus df is adamant we are having no more but I want Lewis to have a sibling close in age as theres 16 months between my girls and he came along 3 years after my youngest and don't want him feeling left out when he grows up. x