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MilMom2Be - 18.7 hours ago
Trust me, you don't want to be here right now! It is miserable hot...

MilMom2Be - Thursday, 24 July
Wow, huh? Why are you living in spain?

cate - Friday, 4 July
Do you just put the saline water up their nose?

jenlove - Friday, 13 June
We just put our baby in his room Monday (he is 4 weeks) and it is working out wonderfully! We had his crib in our room from the beginning so he was used to sleeping in it and then just moved the crib in his room. I slept in there the first few nights but honestly, I think he sleeps better without us in there. It is working out great! I think it is so much better to do it now then to wait when they are older and aware of their surroundings. Glad to hear your little one is sleeping too.

baby.bray - Wednesday, 14 May
congratulations on the arrival of your little prince x

bellakimmie - Friday, 9 May
Sounds like you had a good day so far. Good luck to you .

cristty - Wednesday, 7 May
depends on the person;'s body... my neighbor coulon't deliver a 7 pound baby nornaly she had a c section with her first child... she deliverred the second one normally cause he wa early and only 5.9 pounds,,, she was just tinny... its depends how much you pelvis is able to expand...

mommy4babyboy511 - Wednesday, 7 May
Quite frankly, I don't really think it's neccessary for you to voice your negative opinion about being induced. There are quite a few women who are having that done because it is medically neccessary and they are already freaked out enough without having to defend their decision to some one who just wants to start problems on the boards. Why don't you just keep your mouth shut and stick to your own issues. Fact of the matter is, there are issues with large babies and in some cases the doctors may feel that it would be safer, and less likely to require C-section if labor were induced. Size may just be the easiest explanation for the ladies to use. I know I say I'm being induced because of my sons size, but the truth is he is also running out of fluid, and is gaining weight rapidly. It is not so much that they want to induce me because he is currently large, but if we wait another two weeks past my due date he will be HUGE and that will increase many risks. So, before you really know what you're talking about, why don't you try to stick to your own business about what you KNOW and stop trying to make other women feel uneasy about their situations.

embobower - Friday, 2 May
Thank you all, amazing the support there is on here xxx

fkurban - Friday, 2 May
I know how hard it is when you're away from your family and pregnant. I am in the same boat. I moved to San Diego a month before I got pregnant so I don't have any friends whatsoever here. But there are options. Check your local listings, do online search. Hire a doula. Besides, I am sure there are support groups for new moms where you can be with people who are going through the same thing. Try to get support from other moms if your friends are not around.
Don't let yourself down. And if feel like it is getting worse, seek professional help.

dreambaby16 - Friday, 2 May
Sounds like you are having baby blues early, and this is normal. Major hormones and all that goes with the end of pregnancy. Talk to your doctor about it. This is tough stuff and it doesn't get much better after the baby is born, lots of work and not all that glamour that people make it up to be. Good luck to you and know there are many out there like you, you are not the only one.

sarahjk - Thursday, 1 May
p s. weenerh does make a good point you should seek advice if you feel more down than usual after babes is born

sarahjk - Thursday, 1 May
you'll be alright soon it's coming to the end now and this is probably the worst bit. i've been shouting and screaming for days now to a point i've packed my kids off to my ex-husband and i'm in very early labour and still sent bf to work cause he's doing my head in.

any way take care. if you still want to talk to someone just comment on my page i'm not going any where just yet

sarah

weenerh - Thursday, 1 May
It probably is just hormones right now but be careful after the baby is born with your feelings as it may turn into something more. Get help right away if you're still feeling this way after the baby is born. With my last one, I waited to get help due to pride and ended up making my life and my husband's life miserable.

cristty - Thursday, 1 May
it's probably just your hormones acting up...This is a wonderfull moment of your life, don't let your bf ruinned it... your son is always going to be by your side... I tend to think is the only man in our lifes that is always going to be loyal to us... once you see his little face you will change your mind!! I hope you feel better! :)

andptyof6 - Monday, 28 April
Hi,
I was in the same pregnancy weeks as you but had my baby last week. I was just reading through the comments and wanted to let you know since i had my baby nine days ago my in laws have been staying with us to help out with our other children. And let me tell you it is stressing me out!!!! I want them gone. It is to hard to have people with you after you have a baby! So if you a choice i'd say no to the guests... Good luck!

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