sweetie, yes, can post the twin books. I think a normal one is good too though, it talks less about normal pg stuff so I'm glad I had a normal one I'd borrowed with dd. I found it an exhausting pregnancy. I had one near miss for admission for hyperemesis, vomited it all bar about 9 weeks and struggled as my dd was so little and needed carrying so much, inc up and down stairs. I'd have loved a chance to rest, you must make the most of it. It's really important I think. If your cardiac output is up 40% growing one baby, imagine two!! I am a runner, and cycle (pre twins anyway, no time now with a non sleeper :( ) usually pretty fit, & I got so breathless on stairs and hills by the end, as you will be pretty huge :)
sparks, squee for all the nesting!!
boo glad k is doing so well, I agree, enjoy the pink!! I don't like the whole concept of girls in one colour boys in another so I bought clothes I liked, pink, blue and other colours too for my dd if we needed them though we've had loads of hand me downs so not bought much at all. Bit of a shame really, but can't justify buying when we've stuff she can wear, even if its not to my taste particularly... I bought her a lovely blue snowsuit, so every Tom Dick and harry thought she was a boy, but I don't care, I just corrected them and never found it an issue. It really irritates me that DT1 has a very soft cerise pink blanket he loves, that was never dd's, a hand me down for my boys, and if he has it in the pushchair people say 'oh, a girl and a boy!' without looking at him, he's not very feminine looking 