puppycat
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Phoebe - my neighbour was induced last week and had 1 tablet at 2.30pm then had baby by 10pm, everyone's different, they have to give you the worst case scenario but you've been such a natural with pregnancy I'm sure you'll breeze labour and delivery I did go to the breast feeding and antenatal classes before Laura was born. The BF class was very useful and it was nice to meet other mums in the area and chat about our fears and thoughts etc. The antenatal class gave us a tour of the labour\delivery suite too which was great for when the time came. I found it very useful but for me Laura was born 5 days after my antenatal class so it was still fresh! (Think it helped DH more too, he wasn't so panicked)
Tink - Hope you're ok. Maybe your DH just doesn't understand how easy it is to cover yourself when you're BF. When Laura was a few weeks old we went into Cardiff shopping and I had to feed her while we were out. The supermarkets have BF rooms down here but I sat in the cafe sipping a hot chocolate while draping a muslin over me. Easy! The cafe owners were so accommodating too - maybe just do it and then say to him if you don't like it then leave the room! My brother left the room if I was at my mum's feeding Laura, only whilst I was 'setting up' mind
China - I'm sorry you're having this confusion I don't know anything about temping or charting so have no advice but I do know I have had cycles where my Ov has been completely out of sync. When I m/c at Christmas I ov'd CD 26 and still had AF CD 29 - can't think of anything to cause it but I suppose we're only human!
Mommy - Sorry your little girls didn't get in to cheerleading, we don't have anything like that round here. It is horrid when you can't shield them from the world, I suppose they will only get stronger from the rejection though and become more determined. Not all negatives eh
It's voting day here plus I'm off to a midwife appt with my friend again and then off to a drinks reception tonight in Cardiff Bay for the end of the voting. It's going to be a long day by all accounts but I like that it's going to different and not another day in Barry with washing and general mundane drivel! Lol.
Tink - Hope you're ok. Maybe your DH just doesn't understand how easy it is to cover yourself when you're BF. When Laura was a few weeks old we went into Cardiff shopping and I had to feed her while we were out. The supermarkets have BF rooms down here but I sat in the cafe sipping a hot chocolate while draping a muslin over me. Easy! The cafe owners were so accommodating too - maybe just do it and then say to him if you don't like it then leave the room! My brother left the room if I was at my mum's feeding Laura, only whilst I was 'setting up' mind
China - I'm sorry you're having this confusion I don't know anything about temping or charting so have no advice but I do know I have had cycles where my Ov has been completely out of sync. When I m/c at Christmas I ov'd CD 26 and still had AF CD 29 - can't think of anything to cause it but I suppose we're only human!
Mommy - Sorry your little girls didn't get in to cheerleading, we don't have anything like that round here. It is horrid when you can't shield them from the world, I suppose they will only get stronger from the rejection though and become more determined. Not all negatives eh
It's voting day here plus I'm off to a midwife appt with my friend again and then off to a drinks reception tonight in Cardiff Bay for the end of the voting. It's going to be a long day by all accounts but I like that it's going to different and not another day in Barry with washing and general mundane drivel! Lol.