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dizzydayz
	Age: 21 Country: US Province/region: Texas City: Killeen Partner: bryan Children: Yes, 2 Pregnant: No Due date: 21 Feb ,2011 Occupation: army
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Laura Ward - Sunday, 7 December
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EmmaReed84 - Saturday, 6 December
LOL als just have to add. Just read your pro, My son is also Caiden and born on the 11th of the month (nov) and was due 30th lol how strange lol

EmmaReed84 - Saturday, 6 December
Hi ya, i just read your post on the hypospadias thing, My son was born with it too, was just wondering what happene with your son.

I have reflux of thekidneys and my son is having a scan on tue 16th to check he has not got it too, then i have to wait till most likely the new year to see doc about what will happen, although ive been told he will defo need an op

Dirk - Friday, 5 December
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patriciamtz - Wednesday, 26 November
Hey ladies,
Got some new pics up of my
babygirl Kiara Faith! Let me know what you thinkl!

Laura Ward - Wednesday, 5 November
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nancy26 - Wednesday, 29 October
hi hon, I saw your comment in tummy-time... and imho I don't think not giving them tummy time delays crawling... this whole tummy-time fad is a pretty recent development - previously babies would get tummy time when they learned to roll over by themselves... my son hated tummy-time (still is not a great fan) and I was worried and asked my mom about it... and she said by the time I figured out as a baby what tummy time was, I was 5 months old and sitting by myself and becoming mobile anyway!

However you should give your baby time to lie by himself, even in his bassinet, as it's really good for them to move and kick their legs etc for muscle development... the exercise does them a world of good :)

But my lil guy is starting to roll over by himself (front to back so far - no sign of the other way yet), and I honestly never gave him tummy time because he'd just scream the house down...

If you're worried about tummy time, just remember that he doesn't have to be on the floor to get it... he can do tummy time on you (lying on your chest at an angle, or lying on his tummy across your lap - my son loves that one, or even on the sofa if you're sitting with him at all times) The main and most important reason for tummy time is to prevent "flat head" syndrome, and to help them develop their neck muscles, but that will come with you holding him anyway :P

All the best to you XX

KRogers07 - Wednesday, 29 October
Oh and congrats on the new pregnancy! I bet it is hard tohave a little one and be pregnant!

mLoBaby09 - Saturday, 18 October
hi there... I saw your post on week 11 about not hearing your baby's heartbeat. I'm so glad you posted that. I just went through the same experience. I had my appointment last Wednesday (I was 11 weeks + 3 days) and my doctor couldn't hear the HB either. She did a vaginal exam, felt where my uterus was sitting and got a better idea of where the baby was so she tried again... but with no luck. So I was really dissapointed. Then my doctor snuck me in to get an U/S to help set my mind at ease. It was SO quick and it's like a blur to me now. The doctor saw the HB but I couldn't tell. THen she said "look, your baby is moving around" and it made me very happy, but I still couldn't decipher the image very well. I WAS set to ease when I left the appointment, but now my mind is working OT and driving me nuts. THinking things like "was that the baby really wiggling or was it moving because she was moving the U/S equipment over it!? I know, I'm nuts. I just have to rest assured that my doctor was satisfied with what she saw on the U/S, even though I didn't see what she saw. The good news is, that we are scheduled for another U/S on 10/31. That appointment won't be as rushed! I have read that a lot of the time the HB can be heard at 9 or 10 weeks, but often it's heard after 12. I hope this makes you feel a little better. I'm happy now knowing I'm not the only one who this happened to.