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dreambaby16 - Monday, 28 April
we are in the same boat and will have our boys in almost 2 weeks. We can do it, sure things will start progessing soon, but so hard to be patient. Best of luck to you and wishing you an easy labor and speedy delivery.

burtonbabe148 - Monday, 28 April
I saw your post about your arms falling asleep. Mine do the exact same thing and my doctor told me it was carpal tunnel. It should go away after that baby is born but there are also wrist braces you can wear that will help. Good Luck

dreambaby16 - Friday, 25 April
You and I sound the same...Nothing going on, no dilation, no engagement, few BH's, that are obviously not doing anything. Just enjoy the time...good luck!

EBANGELS - Wednesday, 26 Mar
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THE ADVICE ON THE LOTION!!! I HAVE ITCHED SO HARD THAT I HAVE SCABS ON MY BELLY AND ARMS. YUCK, I KNOW BUT I CAN'T HELP IT!!! GOOD LUCK TO YOU AND YOUR BABY BOY!

bellakimmie - Wednesday, 19 Mar
She didn't really say much, just that it's not too late for the baby to flip and she'll see me back in 2 weeks.
Let me know how your apt. goes.
KIM

michelle - Thursday, 13 Mar
Hi just read your comment on your baby being breech. Dont worry it freaked me out too, i got told at my 30 week appoinment my baby was breech. She said they dont worry about it till 36-37 weeks to try and turn them as the baby can still move around. I think most babies adopt a head down position around 32-34weeks so im hoping for my next appoinment at 34 weeks she'll be head down..

bellakimmie - Wednesday, 12 Mar
Hey there,
My baby hasn't turned yet, actually he's still side-ways. I'm not too worried about it, because my last pregnancy, he didn't turn until 35 weeks. Hope that helps.

bloomingmum - Tuesday, 11 Mar
Thanx for you comment sweetie...
HOpe going all going well with you..no strangers have tried to touch my belly this week...so i am happy..hehe.
Am slowing right down now...swelling, pubic bone feels like it is on fire and breathless are my nightime buddies...ah well not long now.Take care, Clare X

jme0115 - Sunday, 9 Mar
i know! i cannot wait to go on maternity leave and come back being smaller than everyone i work with (haha i wish!) but a goal to work towards just to rub it in :)

mamaof3az - Saturday, 8 Mar
thanks ... i hope he will come early but healthy because i am so uncomfortable already! i cant breathe i cant walk i cant get out of bed plus i have a tumor on my tail bone which was supposed to get removed and then i got pregnant so no such luck and as the baby grows the pain and pressure of it are killin me i lose use of my legs sometimes and when i walk i feel it grind!i need his large butt to come out lol! but hey he is healthy and im happy for that! good luck with u and yea in the morning when ur waking up i stretch my legs try to wiggle ur toes first then the foot and then stretch the leg! it works for me!

xobeckyxo - Friday, 7 Mar
I was having the leg cramps weekly for a few weeks. I've looked up some things about them and I've read that doctors don't know exactly why we get them but that it might be the extra weight being carried and the extra blood supply. What I did was I started eating at least one banana a day to start. Also I noticed that the leg cramps would come on after a big stretch, so I started limiting my morning stretches. When you stretch don't point your toes but bring your toes in/up and this has been the BEST advice for me.

mamaof3az - Friday, 7 Mar
ok they are called charlie horses or somethin and yea my first pregnancy they were horrible my 2nd i never had them once but with this one i keep getting them i think its the bigge rthe baby cuz my first was huge my 2nd was small and this one is huge i think it has to do with circulation!

sharonleigh - Friday, 7 Mar
Those leg cramps are the WORST. I got them constantly with my first but have not had any this time (knock on wood). They used to wake me up in the middle of the night just like you said. I dont know why I got them so often before but havent had any this time. I surely dont miss them. :)

jacquelyn - Friday, 7 Mar
I used to get the worst leg cramps of my life before I got pregnant. I couldn't move, couldn't speak. Others could actually see my leg muscle grow and contort my leg. The doc said it was from dehydration and boy, was he right. I started sleeping with a bottle or two of water by my bed all summer and if I woke up with a cramp, after pulling my muscle tight to keep it from feeling like it would break my leg, I'd chug as much as I could and it would disappear within a few minutes. When I started getting them with this pregnancy, I'd make sure to drink a few bottles right before bed and I haven't had too much trouble since.

snowwhite5thbabe - Friday, 7 Mar
For leg cramps, I take calcium and magnesium- see my page for details...
God bless you and your little one!

maybaby:) - Wednesday, 20 Feb
My Midwife said the same thing---about limiting my carb-intake. It was kind of hard to hear...I felt like crying!! I know Ive been eating a little 'too well'...with whatever I want...but geez...I'm not THAT big---or at least i didnt think i was!! Some days I do feel like a house tho' :(!

jlspoonylove - Sunday, 10 Feb
Protein! he prolly dont want you starving, so eggs are just protein. No sugar. Dont be scared. Bring a book or mag and it should go fast. I would count the glucola as your sugar intake for the DAY.. stick with mostly protein.

mommykris - Friday, 8 Feb
my back is especially sore when i get up at night. my doctor said that since our pelvic bone is expanding to make room for delivery that is releases some hormone and it can make you sore. i am sure balancing the added weight make a difference too. hang in there and know that you are not alone!!

cristty - Friday, 8 Feb
Hi!! I'm having the same problem... everything hurst and my pubic bone is very sore also... do you think it's because of the weight?

havinababyinmay - Friday, 8 Feb
Oh my gosh yes very sore at night(beely,hips,back..etc),when a get up to go potty i can hardly walk there.

whitty - Thursday, 7 Feb
Don't the carb cravings suck!! That's what I want too..lol! My stomach feels like a bottomless pit sometimes, I eat and then I'm hungry ten minutes later. Thanks for responding, it makes me feel better to know I'm not the only one struggling. Good Luck! We'll have big beautiful healthy babies soon! :)

lovealways - Friday, 1 Feb
You know really all you need to do is stay away from white carbs. Change everything in your house to brown and wheat. You will find that some Italian restaraunts like Olive Garden have wheat pasta if you ask them for it. with my first two kids I gained 86 on my first and 58 on my second pregnancy. I had no idea what healthy living was. I am proud to say I have gained 18 pounds so far and don't think I will go over the recommended 35 and I really think its because I do not eat white carbs. I love pasta too, but I eat whole wheat pasta. I love bagels, but I eat whole wheat bagels. Just get rid of the white and you should be good to go! :)

michellet - Tuesday, 29 Jan
Hi, I'm not sure where you're from, but in Canada the typical ultrasound is around twenty weeks. It really depends on the Dr. Hope that answers your question. Take care and congratulations, Michelle.

firsttimemom22 - Sunday, 27 Jan
I loved that book Belly Laughs. I've found that I have had many of the same experiences that she talks about in the book!



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