no no dizzy they're nothing but a pain, a good sling is what you need, then stiles, narrow tracks etc are no problem!! My friend has a Phil and Ted (all terrain) buggy, she says it's rubbish off orad, always struggling with it somewhere and walks the dog carrying her DD in an Ergo or a framed backpack- or roads/ paths with the buggy in lashing rain etc.
Not loving being back at work. The kids are good, but my caseload is unmanagable on 15 hours a week. I mentioned this to a colleague- not that it'd be her job to sort it out with me, just as a comment and her reaction was 'tough, we've all got too many kids and issues and not enough time, you can't have an easy ride at our expense, you'll have to muddle through like the rest of us'. So dispiriting, and I was a bit 
. Was great to be back in schools seeing the kids though, but they (the support assistants mostly) were amazed I'm pg again already- I almost felt bad for being pg in my first school of the day by their horror at the lack of continuity for the children I was seeing!!!
hawthers, I made a total tit of myself last week by crying within 30 min of arriving through leaving-ill-DD (with her daddy!) guilt, and general hormonal over-whelmed-ness.... It's mandatory. Chin up lovely!
biscuits, glad you're on the mend.
scream, the movements I feel are like quick little squirms, faint and brief but I think this was how I started feeling it last time, just much, much later (but I had an anteriour placenta, as biscuits will find out she has soon).
Had a panic at work today as 2 people said they thought my bump hadn't grown since last week... That plus my spotting + instant worry. One of the girls I've not worked with before- new in the last year even asked if I was like this (i.e paranoid) in my last pg...How embarrassing (so actually hawthers put that as made a tit of myself last week and today)