Morning all! Been so busy last few days not posted but have been lurking. Had a fab long weekend with DP and DD, now back to work.
Great news about scans everyone and fingers crossed for everyone's today.
We told MIL and DstepDD and her hubby at the weekend. Went down okish. DstepDD has trouble accepting me (even though she's 21 and DP and I have been together since she was 13) and I think she was very shocked we were still having sex 
MIL looks after DD 2 days a week and her first words were 'well I'm too old to look after this one'. She apologised afterwards - twas the shock I think. We'd been prepared that this baby will have to go to nursery full-time, but even so I had hoped she might offer one day a week as DD and her have such a fantastic bond and by the time I go back to work, DD will be in pre-school so she wouldn't have to have both.
Anyhoo - c'est la vie.
We put DD's name down for nursery when I was 7m pregnant. It's a great nursery - in the grounds of the local college and is subsidised by the council. Even so, if DD goes FT when she gets her pre-school funding and this baby goes FT, I'm looking at £800 a month until DD gets her full school place. Gulp.
I'm quite lucky that we live in N Wales and have quite a few good schools in the area. Atm I have a choice of one in walking distance which rates highly for pastoral care but low on educational excellence and one that is a 5min drive which is much smaller and rated excellent for education. Decisions decisions.
Truffkin I wanted to comment on your strep B result. I had +ve strep B with DD and had to have IV antibiotics during labour. DD's labour and birth was horrific but wasn't anything to do with strep B.
But - why on earth are they testing you for strepB now?? It's pointless and many many women carry strepB in their vagina and tbh, it comes and goes. You could quite well be -ve by the time the birth comes and it's just an extra risk factor to worry about now.
NHS tests for strepB are notoriously inaccurate (50% error rate), which is why they don't offer them routinely plus they should only be done around 37 weeks when it's pretty certain you won't have the time for it to 'go away' IYSIWM.
Try to put it out of your mind and get a private test done yourself around 36/37 weeks. It's a cheap simple test (about £40) which involves swabbing yourself at home and sending it off to a lab. They will then text you your result. Much better than the NHS test.
To remove the strep B you can try inserting a garlic clove on a piece of string up your fanjo every day. Don't laugh, it's supposed to work. I'm going to try it myself but I won't be testing until 37 weeks.
Btw, if your baby gets strepB during the birth it can be serious but more often than not, there's no problem.
Oh and before i go, whoever mentioned erotic dreams - that's me! I'm having quite nasty nightmares alternating with very sexual dreams. The other night I had a lovely 4some with 2 men and a woman I was delivering a package to!
I am also incredibly horny - and DP's bloody knackered atm! Arrgghhh.
Looking forward to a week on Sat when I have my nuchal scan. Still feeling very nauseous (not vomiting) and tired but worried about baby's growth.