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SnuggleBug1*09
	Age: 25 Country: USA Province/region: California City: Bay Area Partner: Brian :) Love of my life! Children: Yes, 1 Pregnant: Not anymore Occupation: HomeMaker
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soblessed88 - Wednesday, 10 December
hey ladies! i went to the doctor yesterday..and now i am measuring 38 cm..and now my doctor claims he never said my due date was Jan 29th..im soo confused..according to my last period i would be due feb 4th..and he is going by an ultrasound he did in june that said feb 8th...i doubt i make to feb lol because i have been measuring big the whole time...but baby girl is doing great..and she is healthy...god bless u all and ur babies!

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nikkiekck - Tuesday, 9 December
Well i am on number 4 so know a lil' about what to pack. pack as though you going on a trip for a 2-3 days.toothbrush shampoo etc... make sure you bring your prego pants cuz sadly old ones wont fit just yet. Bring nursing supplies if brestfeading and hope you are. (bottles and formula if your not)Bring a going home outfit for baby and you.diapers a toy,baby wipes,powder camera,word searches, mp3 player, hard candy to suck on,(wont be able to eat for awhile). some cash for husband to eat on,a good pillow,your cell phone to call family out of town,baby blanket and carseat cuz' cant leave without that!good luck and best wishes!

Beauti - Tuesday, 9 December

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Here's Hoping That Each Of You Have A Stressfree Week!!!!
HUGS TO ALL OF YOU!!!!

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~Beauti & Muffin

juliealisesmommy - Monday, 8 December
yes i know exactly what to tell you! first, you'll need a toothbrush, comfortable clothes, your fav food like a certain snack or something, socks, extra underwear, prolly an extra bra unless you have alot of breast pads, and your favorite soap! (thats just me tho i only shower with a certain soap and that is all) i wouldnt worry about any entertainment bc you'll be asleep or with the baby. hope this helps..

lisarse - Monday, 8 December
Hey Snugglebug, about the hospital bag question, here's what I'm bringing:
tiny newborn size clothes for baby, really comfy PJs for myself and slippers, homemade baby blanket, snacks for both me and my BF (since hospital can be icky) and of course my heartburn meds! hehe, can't go anywhere without them. What I didn't pack yet is my outfit to wear home from the hospital and I have to get a really warm bunting bag for baby since Nova Scotia weather is COLD!
Of course there will be other things that you may want to pack at the last minute, such as your camera... laptop, power cables etc. Between you and your partner I'm sure you'll manage to remember almost everything!!!

Laura Ward - Sunday, 7 December
Message to all: This message is not intended for any one person, but a general statement to all members of the site. After hearing what you all think in regards to posting photos on the forums, we have modified the rules and ask that everyone familiarize yourself so that the site continues to remain friendly for everyone, including new members. In an effort to be respectful of all members of the site, we ask that members do not post more than ONE photo or video per person in the weekly, monthly and information forums. Your ONE picture should be small in size as well. Any large photos will be deleted. You are welcome to post as many pictures as you would like in the photo books, which were created for the purpose of sharing and viewing photos. You may also post as many blogs as you would like with photos in them. We understand that many members enjoy posting and viewing pictures on the forums, but this is not where they belong. We must keep the pictures on the boards to a minimum so that the written comments can continued to be written and read. Otherwise, the numerous amounts of large pictures squash the messages and they become missed. We ask that this modification be respected, therefore any member that continues to post numerous pictures a day will be deleted from the site. Thank you all for helping us keep the site friendly and welcoming for all members.

nessie - Saturday, 6 December
I used Dreft with my first, and will again with this one....

lost - Friday, 5 December

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themommyofangels - Friday, 5 December
heyy ladies

went to the doc todayy ((and ultrasound))...
my cervix is still closed.
which is great. lil man is weighin 3 lbs 10 oz.
[[i wish he was weighin more but thats rite on track anyways]]

so now im home so i can stuff my face and get lil man fatt.
ive gained 8 lbs in 3 weeks! ahhhhhhh!
ohh well. screw it! its only 20 lbs in total so im still not doing badd.

6 weeks 6 days til c-section!
yay!

hope all are well.
xoxo!

SnuggleBug1*09 - Friday, 5 December
Thank You ladies!!

Beauti - Friday, 5 December

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I hope that each of you have a blessed weekend!! Smile and try to let some sunshine shine through!!

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~Beauti & Muffin

Dirk - Friday, 5 December
Message to all: In the last 2 years you all posted 1.1 million photos to the site, and that needs a little maintenance. We are currently renaming all photos from the personal photobooks in order to speed up the site. Some, or all your photos may not show while we are working on the photobooks. You don't have to do anything. We hope to have all photos sorted in about 24 hours from now. You can upload new photos to your photobook while the computer is working on your other photos. Thanks for reading.

moms the word - Friday, 5 December
I used Dreft with my daughter eleven years ago. All now makes a baby detergent and that is what I am using now for my son. It smells great, it even removed poly vi sol(vitamin with iron) drops from one of his sleepers with no pretreater (which are almost impossible to remove) and where I live, it is five dollars cheaper than Dreft.

jaydsmom - Friday, 5 December
Ivory Snow is also a good choice for detergent. My mom said it was the only thing my sensitive skin could handle as a baby.

CarolineS - Friday, 5 December
You can use anything that doesn't have a scent/dyes. Tide has one like this, and there is also All Free & Clear.

iampregnant - Friday, 5 December
I was told Ivory Snow ;)

cutelilsurprise - Friday, 5 December
Everyone that I talked to recommended Dreft also. So, I finally gave in and bought a bottle from Walmart. It is expensive, but seems like the bottle will last for quite awhile because you use such a small amount at a time.

Debra - Friday, 5 December
I used 'Ivory snow' for the first 8 weeks or so and then changed to our normal tide detergent. I find now that washing the clothes on a gentle cycle helps them to stand up to time. ALthough the first 5 months or so you will be going through sizes quickly. The cold gentle cycle does not remove poop or spit up stains very easily, and for the first few months you may need to wash on the hottest setting the clothes can tolerate. I usually had to pre-treat with a stain remover- which isn't great for baby's skin, but necessary to get all the bacteria out of the clothes. Downy also makes a 'sensitive skin' fabric softener which i like.

aprilmoon - Friday, 5 December
Honestly,i use the same detergent that i use to wash our clothes.I see no difference between Dreft and regular detergent.I'm sure Dreft is great too but for the same kind of work and less money,i like regular detergent.My daughter's skin is fine.I hope i helped!

lisarse - Friday, 5 December
I bought some baby soft purex, I actually used it myself a couple of years ago when I was working at a winter camp in northern Alberta. I used it because the industrial strength stuff at the camp was irritating my skin. It's hypoallergenic and smells baby fresh! I actually just bought some today :)

cjmc2577 - Friday, 5 December
i used ivory snow for all my baby clothes and blankets. anything She would have near her that could cause a rash.

bezzi44 - Friday, 5 December
I just use regular detergent. Well actually, we have a high efficency washer so we use Tide or Cheer. I've only used dreft if I had samples. Sensitive skin doesn't run in our family so I saw no need for it and haven't had any issues.

lost - Thursday, 4 December
Dreft Is Good.