felix sorry to hear your contractions have stopped. Just think of it as time to rest now to give you the strength for the next stage. I bet once you do start up again it progresses quite quickly as your body has been preparing all this time. Definitely get up and walk around to encourage babies head to move onto your cervix once they break your waters. It will help you dilate faster. Try not to lie on your back at all after your waters are gone to keep baby in a good position. Bouncing on all ball is good instead if your tire of walking.
frizz and tooth I hope all the braxton hicks mean that labour will be smooth running when it does start.
sarah how annoying, you must be so tired now. Hope you can lie in a little or catch a nap today.
choco big
sultana the positive thing about peeing a lot is that it means baby is sitting low enough to press on your bladder. Plus I think it is nature's way of preparing us for all the night waking we will have once baby arrives.
blue truly what a douche. Would having a chat with him help or does treating him how he treats you have more impact?
Taking it easy sounds good mythree
angel good plan. I had an anterior placenta last time and should have probably spent more time on all fours and on the ball as dd2 hadn't finished turning so wasn't in the best position and I ended up with a emcs again. Also don't sit back into sofas or chairs, prop cushions behind you to keep your spine more upright. Those wobbly cushions are good for sitting on chairs as they keep your pelvis and spine in a better position.
Feeling better after thai, gateaux and sleep. Will try and bank sleep over this weekend just in case cs happens Monday. BIL made me laugh yesterday as he said it is good not to let baby come until Monday then you only have to buy one Christmas and birthday pressie for the baby each year.