I MUST be quick as I was on phone call jobs, need to get sow coker on and really want a rest too- tick tick tick- DD napping!
YYY DH's always think you're being silly and hormonal in my experience! Forget tht bit popcorn . For me a scan would have been £99 becaause it was twins, chaper for a singleton- the place had shut down though, and my DH adamantly refused because he's scrooge I think musical is 24? and clearly purple is around there too. We shall attempt to bring down the average age between us
. I feel ancient already... Oh- and actually, I can't count- I was 27 a couple of months before I had DD, 28 for these- I did wonder how I had 2 years in there when the childrens' age gap will be 18 months 
scarlet, DD is snotty, clingy, looks a bit zombie-like and I took her to playgroup this morning- out of the house she does perk up, at home she's miserable and clingier and whingy. I think you did the right thing.
I do fit the back to back most likely scenario- waters broke, no labour, no strong urge to push. There's always going to be exceptions, but I have heard similar about back to back labours.
Most people's labours on here sound quite rubbish... Did anyone here not have any complications/ EMCS/ instrumental delivery/big downstairs damage?!?! You were ok weren't you wants?
pomme, grit your teeth and get on with playing hide the sausage
. Needs must!
And honestly, I am totally with everyone who thinks they can't believe they survived labour the first time and really isn't sure they can do it again... I askde a girl with a 3 week old baby at playgroup today if it was true its better second time and she looed wholly unconvinced and said 'Well....it's faster' I thought oh shit no less painful then
Can't wait for the next No Brooking baby to arrive!
Argh, that was not a quick post- slow cooker for goodness sake dream!!!!!