Hi all!
What's happened with Caz sorry for being dense but I've reread the thread from where I've left off, or so I thought, but can't see anything. Argh I hope everythings okay. Thoughts with you and fingers crossed.
Bumpisaacsmum I hope your horrid few days ease off. Depression and aniety are so sodding ehausting, sending you lots of good vibes.
Well a trying few days here as my supply seems to be dwindling so getting boobmonster DS off to bed is taking longer and longer. He's also getting quite anious and clingy so my nerves are evidently rubbing off on the poor wee fellow. Still he finally fell asleep tonight after 40 minutes or so, clutching his new favourite toy, Peppa Pig, as if his life were depending on it. I do wish the pregnancy wasn't impacting so much on BFing - which has been since birth probably his favourite thing in life.
Still we're talking about the bump more, mainly me pleading with him to stop with the wrestling moves and flying feet when we're supposed to be having an early morning cuddle in bed! Interestingly he's adamant that the bump is a sissie and not a brother. I don't know if he's psychic, biased because he gets spoiled rotten by all the girls we know, or just limited in vocab.... but me I'm not sure by the minute what were having so can't wait for our scan in two weeks time.
Cookie I had an anterior placenta with DS, I got far less of the painful annoying kicks than my friends - none in fact - but it took a while longer to feel anything too. The only other downside is it does slightly increase the risk of a back to back labour, because the baby likes to face the placenta at the end of pregnancy. But then DS got wedged sideways so it made no difference to him whatsoever.
Also the Amby cot, we used a Miyo baby hammock which is v similar when DS was small and it was miraculous. He slept 10-12 hours straight regularly, and if he stirred at night I poked a lazy foot out of bed, rocked it, and most times he'd doze back off. The only downside was you needed about three hands to get DS in, I think because he was a whopper, and for that same reason he outgrew it at 4 months, not the 7 is said it should last too. But he was 98th centile for boy's height, and I know the Amby is said to last longer.
Staceroo nice find on the dentist, last time I was preggers my dentist wouldn't even give me a clean while I was a non fee paying type!!
Juststarting vomiting bugs are my absolute nightmare too, stemming from when my DS caught one off my cousin when he was 8 months old. It lasted for about 2 weeks, was just horrendous - nappies from Satan, new sheets most nights, projectile vomming and for the first two nights, me up every two hours to feed him for just a minute or so at a time (longer and he puked it all back up) then having to comfort him when he wanted to keep feeding but wasn't allowed. Just awful. I now freak whenever someone tells me a bugs doing the rounds. This pregnancy our sodding plumber gave me a vomming bug after coming to our house just hours after puking her guts up - but thankfully DS didn't get it and this bump was fine.