Hello! Nausea is a little more under control, still the odd puking session here and there, but it's a bit more under control. I've now moved to bottled water, even though the tap water is normally fine it seems to be disagreeing with me atm.
When expecting DD I felt movements at 16 weeks, she used to kick at the edge of my desk which pressed into my abdomen. She was vicious little kicker, even the MW commented at my check up that even she felt movement.
teapig I remember how nerve wracking it is telling your boss. I felt forced to tell mine as she wasn't going to let me have the time off for my scan as it was the deadline for us to make decisions on uni applications. As the hospital where the scan is taking place is a 10 minute drive away, I was back within the hour. Seeing as she was about 7 months gone at the time, I thought she'd be a bit more understanding. I think she was pissed that someone else in the office was expecting. The next day 2 other colleagues came out their scans were after work] and a month after that the last 2 colleagues came out about their pregnancies too. Big fat thunder stealers all of us. :)
Hope it all goes well. My cousin is a steward for BA and she flew through until she was 20 weeks [she was too wide to negotiate the aisles safely, I think she could have gone to 26 weeks though]
LOVING all the scan news. 9th October for mine.
I was at Tesco lunchtime and the council were offering car seat checks. They'd completed over 80 checks this morning and ours was the first one installed correctly. Slightly smug, but also worried about these others with poor fitting seats or not suitable for age group. We went with extended rear facing as DD is 8.1kg at 21 months.