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April TTC girls! Where there's a new baby! Tons of BFP's! And lots more to come!

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Cupcake92 · 12/12/2014 22:26

New thread girlies!! :) hope this is okay.

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Ducky23 · 18/01/2015 20:44

I know it's so cold! Confused

Ds had a dummy and it is ace at settling him, it has come in handy as he's been ill, it keeps him calm for a bit but he will only have nuk dummies. I have tried every other dummy I could find but he only wants nuk ones!

Mil went mad when I said he would have a dummy, so I make sure he has it in his mouth when we see her Grin

Cupcake92 · 18/01/2015 20:39

Bleeding after pregnancy is so unpredictable! I constantly bled until I went on the implant at 8 weeks past birth lol!
I think I'm about to get AF too, due in 4 days, I'm so so so so so so soooooooo bloated! It's awful! Don't think we caught the egg this month.

I'm contemplating leaving the heating on too Lulu it's absolutely freezing here! And I gave DS a dummy and it helped him settle so so much :)

Iam that's true! The 3 J's ! :)

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LuluJakey1 · 18/01/2015 20:31

Oh God I haven't even contemplated AF coming back yet. I haven't had any more bleeding though so I do think that has stopped.

We have had snow this afternoon but it isn't lying. It is very cold. I am contemplating leaving the heating on all night. DS is having his tummy time on his mat with DH playing with him.

Ducky, does your DS have a dummy? I am wondering how you know if they need one. Sometimes DS is a bit whingey when he is in his moses basket and I think it might settle him.

iamdivergent · 18/01/2015 19:58

Just thought it's like the duggars in here with jayden, Joseph and Jesse Grin

Ducky23 · 18/01/2015 18:38

I stopped for a few days the other week (tmi warning!) then I had like a pink heavy discharge, then it stopped the other day, now it's like stringy bright red stuff Confused

iamdivergent · 18/01/2015 17:48

loving the boys' names - Joseph and Jesse are both lovely

iamdivergent · 18/01/2015 17:47

I didn't get af for about 10 wks after mine were born - I bled for about 5 stopped for a couple days then started again

Ducky23 · 18/01/2015 17:05

Think AF is going to make an appearance soon Blush

LuluJakey1 · 18/01/2015 09:56

Typical DH after more than 2 pints. He got into bed, cuddled up and fell asleep. He just can not drink. So there was no need to disappoint him. Grin
TBH I think he would be as worried as me about DTD - he was so shocked by the birth.

No snow here. Bit of blue sky and it was raining but it has stopped. DH is taking his old lady friend Elizabeth shopping later and then bringing her to meet DS and stay for tea.

I need some fresh air so I am about to go for a walk and take DS. Have a nice day everyone.

Cupcake92 · 18/01/2015 08:55

DS woke at 4:30 as the heating didn't go on for some reason and he was freezing! He's been awake ever since tho Grin he just sat up in bed and shouted, he only climbed out of bed when I came into his room! So that's very good! :)

Ducky I'm with u there with 3 hours sleep! And as with DS u'll always know what's wrong with him, so u just have to keep pushin doctors each time, as a mom always knows what's wrong :)
N aww bless DS! He's learning! :)

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Ducky23 · 18/01/2015 08:25

How did he sleep in the end cupcake? Ds has been awake since 5! So I managed about 3 hours last night Blush

Lulu you are brave! I'm still of the opinion I'm never DTD ever again Grin

It is scary Confused I worry now that I'm never going to trust the gps with ds again until he can talk properly and tell me how he's feeling Confused

He's just sitting in his bouncy seat, he's started to reach out for his toys on the bar Grin

Cupcake92 · 18/01/2015 02:36

Oh yes I rememeber now :) i love that name, seems to have a really nice ring to it,'Joseph Guy. Aaww cute! :)
Haha Lulu u do make me laugh Grin I can't wait for the day where I can say 'no more dtd for a long time!!' Grin

DS made it till 2:30am. I can hear him wiggling again. Hoping he's not going to wake up! I want a lie in! :)

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LuluJakey1 · 17/01/2015 23:42

Joseph Guy. We call him Joseph, Joe, Joey, Jo-Jo and JoeyJoJo. Ridiculous really. He won't know who he is. He is fast asleep now. I am in bed and DH is in the bathroom. He has had 3 pints which means he is feeling amorous and has that rather sexy look he gets when there is going to be kissing. There might be kissing and a bit of something but not DTD definitely not. Grin

Cupcake92 · 17/01/2015 22:54

Whole world that should say!

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Cupcake92 · 17/01/2015 22:54

Lulu what did u call ur DS in the end? And yes they most definately do become ur while world! Grin it's wonderful! :)

I can still hear my DS wiggling about.

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LuluJakey1 · 17/01/2015 22:49

Jesse is a lovely name Ducky. I really like it. I must say your experience over the last couple of weeks has made me really worried about the quality of some of the people you've seen. It isn't very reassuring is it?

DS hasn't had his supper yet. He is lying on his tummy on the baby mat. I am encouraging him to lift his head up. He tries but it is a bit early. He is starting to get frustrated so I am about to do the bottle. They just become your whole world don't they? I love watching him and he is so snuggly. Grin

Cupcake92 · 17/01/2015 22:46

He went to bed fine Ducky sat n read his Thomas book and drank his milk :) he loved it!
Just heard him moving around in bed just now so I'm staying awake a bit longer just to make sure he's okay Grin
I don't get why doctors can't diagnose the right thing 1st? That's their job isn't it? At least he's all okay now :) and Omg omg Ducky that is an awesome name!! I love it! :)

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Ducky23 · 17/01/2015 22:04

Oh and we called him Jesse, like of breaking bad :,)

Ducky23 · 17/01/2015 21:50

Did he go to bed ok cupcake? I bet it was exciting for him!

The mouth ulcer wasn't an ulcer at all in the end apparently! Which made me angry as they prescribed painkillers for him! The consultant said it was a spot which is just one of the reactions he was having to the milk Blush i was made to feel like an idiot, especially by the gp practice, one time when I called up after they wrongly diagnosed him the lady went 'oh let me guess, it's you again' Blush then I saw the same lady when I went in and looked very proud of myself when I handed her the letter from the hospital diagnosing cmpi Smile she's been lovely ever since when I have been in to get his prescriptions and things!

Cupcake92 · 17/01/2015 21:33

He's been in bed an hour now but hasn't moved lol! I'm so nervous! Hope he copes well with it being a bed! Just want him safe, don't think I'll be able to sleep tonight Grin I'll be constantly checking on him.

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Cupcake92 · 17/01/2015 21:05

Lulu my HV and midwife told me walking would be good for me and DS. I had to walk often due to my csection as they said Its better for me to be up and about as id heal better and she said it was good for DS to get fresh air.

Ducky he can climb in and out safely now so I'm feeling much better knowing he won't fall from a great height!
As Lulu said its great how much a difference DS's new milk has made! :) so glad he's better. And we'll done u for pushing to get him seen :)

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LuluJakey1 · 17/01/2015 20:20

Thanks Ducky. I am just going to keep on with what I am doing. He seems very happy with it and has been fine and I enjoy it too. People do seem to get lots of different advice from midwives and Hvs over different things.

Isn't it amazing how much difference being on this food has made so quickly to your DS? I think it shows how good a mum's instincts are. You knew something was not right, whatever they said. Has his mouth ulcer healed up now? What name did you give him in the end?

Ducky23 · 17/01/2015 19:54

Oh no cupcake! Can he easily get in and out now?

Lulu my midwife said it wAs good excercise and I've never been told not to take ds out. Infact I was told it's very rare for them to get a cold at this stage. As long as he is wrapped up I'm sure he's fine. Smile When I take ds out I have him in his vest, socks, sleep suit, snow suit, hat, mitts and a blanket. Smile He's lovely and toasty

I will go and get him a card tomorrow Smile I have a follow up appt with him in 3 months to be referred to the dietitian so don't know whether to wait until then to give it him or if I can post it.

LuluJakey1 · 17/01/2015 19:44

Aww Cupcake! He is very i quisitive and that is good. He is learning how much he can do.

I think the best time to have another one is when the first one leaves home Grin At your age, you could do that but I will be in my late 50s probably so we might just stick to one, although DH would like lots but that is definitely NOT happening.

LuluJakey1 · 17/01/2015 19:41

I have been takng DS out for a walk most days, as long as the weather has been OK. We usually go to the village or for a walk along the sea front or to the lighthouse. He is well wrapped up and we don't usually stop to chat to anyone- everyone is at work!

One of my friends rang and we were chatting and she said her HV told hernot to take her DD out for walks until she was about 6 weeks because their immune system is not very good at first and they get colds/viruses easily and their temperature regulation is not good and they can get too cold.

I am really surprised. No one has said this to me. HV came this week and jnever commented and I told her we were going out. All she said was it was good exercise for me.

I don't want to stop but don't want to put DS at risk. What does anyone think?