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What would be you post birth rider?

45 replies

FergusSingsTheBlues · 22/02/2013 19:28

Mine. If I could indulge in anything i liked right away:
GnT
Sushi
Champagne
Marboro lights.

They have all been sorely missed!

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Bunnychan · 22/02/2013 19:56

Pâté on toast! Followed by runny dippy egg! The two things I've really missed :-( x

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Pascha · 22/02/2013 19:58

Mine was rare steak. I ate pate on toast all the way through.

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MahnaMahna · 22/02/2013 20:30

The day after I stopped breastfeeding DD (6 weeks in due to tongue-tie) I devoured a load of goats cheese. Heaven!

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Shaiandbump · 22/02/2013 21:08

Cannot wait for a nice cold glass of rose

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LoganMummy · 22/02/2013 21:12

Goats cheese
Baked Alaska
Sleep!

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Newmum2013 · 22/02/2013 21:36

Wine
Pate
Wine
Turning over in bed in less than 30 seconds!!
Wine

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FergusSingsTheBlues · 22/02/2013 21:43

Oh, goats cheese... V good point..Mahna!
...also a good body to body cuddle with my husband, wow. Six days to go....

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butterflyexperience · 22/02/2013 21:59

Champagne
Goats cheese
Red wine

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KatieMiddleton · 22/02/2013 22:03

NHS say sushi's fine in pregnancy. As is pasteurised goats soft cheese (rindless). Isn't goats cheese fine when breastfeeding? I've eaten loads this week.

My rider for dd was chilled champagne, pate and Brie with good French bread. It was fabulous.

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riskit4abiskit · 22/02/2013 22:05

Well I might be a real saddo....

Only 11wks so far and am already planning to take a cool box to hospital with a picnic of m and s goodies in it, especially the raspberry jelly with raspberries in it......mmmmmm

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Bue · 22/02/2013 23:23

Why can't you eat raspberry jelly now? What am I missing?

And why wouldn't you eat goat's cheese while BF? Confused

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FergusSingsTheBlues · 23/02/2013 04:59

katie i ate stacks of sushi in first trimester, in fact it really helped with morning sickness,think it was combi of glutinous rice and all that ginger...then my relationship with fish utterly hit the skids. Been a total carnivore ever since!

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CareerGirl01 · 23/02/2013 08:14

fergus like your post (try and ditch the MLs though! Am trying to get DH to give up too)
Champagne - we have a bottle of VC left over from our wedding- saving it!
Goats cheese - with rind!!!
Chocolate - Godiva or Hotel Chocolat - as I've found all sweet things unbearable this pg (
Stilton - don't really like but don't like fact I can't eat it!
A steam and or sauna and a spin class. Then some ashtanga yoga - sad I know but have been banned from these too.
Skinny jeans - wishful thinking

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walnut300 · 23/02/2013 09:59
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PuffPants · 23/02/2013 10:06

I used to wonder if the tea and toast after birth was a myth but, sure enough, within minutes of being wheeled back to the delivery room (after brief visit to theatre) I was given two pieces of buttery toast and DH had the tea. It was amazing. Somehow just exactly what I needed after a 36 hr labour during which I had eaten...precisely...nothing.

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KatieMiddleton · 23/02/2013 13:22

I ate quite a bit of sushi with dc2 as well Grin

Went almost veggie first time round so pâté didn't appeal but this time round I craved meat. In fact I ate my first steak. Cooked it myself and everything. I would have heaved at just the thought first time round. Once she was born I ate a lot of pâte!

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FoofFighter · 23/02/2013 13:49

Just the tea and toast provided by the MW!

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HazleNutt · 23/02/2013 13:51

You can eat sushi when pregnant. And stilton. And runny (lion-stamped) eggs and baked alaska - those chickens must be vaccinated against salmonella. You can go to sauna if you're used to it and don't have blood pressure problems - all women in Finland do and they have actually extremely low rate of the issues saunas are supposed to cause. Unless you have any particular health issues, it's fine to continue with most exercise.

Only thing I'm really missing is comfortably sleeping on my stomach.

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redandyellowandpinkandgreen · 23/02/2013 14:48

Pate on a big chunk of french bread and some brie.

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redandyellowandpinkandgreen · 23/02/2013 14:49

And a huge bag of pick and mix (concerned about eating too much sweet stuff because of gestational diabetes).

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KFFOREVER · 23/02/2013 14:53

Chocolate chocolate and more chocolate. I havent been able to have sweet things whilst being pregnant it tastes vile.

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Littlemissexpecting · 23/02/2013 15:05

A very thick layer of yummy goats cheese (with rind) on a French crusty stick with a very large guilt free glass of cold Sauvignon blanc or champers.

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PuffPants · 23/02/2013 15:12

Ice-cold sauvignon blanc.....hmm...I haven't felt like drinking for months but suddenly I have a terrible thirst.

Thanks for that!

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StrawberriesTasteLikeLipsDo · 23/02/2013 15:13

DS2 is 9 weeks. Post birth toast tasted fab but had been nil by mouth so... Had stocked up on patè parma ham soft cheeses etc, which I did plan to take to hospital but glad i didnt as I really didnt fancy it. First night home was 22nd dec (ds born on21st) and we had steak - mine nearly had a pulse!! Being christmas i then indulged in all of the above and booooze for the next ten days!! Lovely Grin

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delilahbelle · 23/02/2013 15:18

Don't eat runny eggs! cherry on the October antenatal thread ended up in hospital with bacterial colitus from eating a runny but in date lion stamped egg.

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