Hiya so today or yesterday I guess as it's 4.30am now my due date came and went
had a pain or 2 in the evening and got really sick after dinner so thought maybe that meant something - apparently all it meant was I shouldn't eat Quiche.
I can not believe that I'm still pregnant after consultants telling me every 3 weeks to prepare for a premature baby!
I know obviously one way or another she will have to come out in the next 2 weeks but at the moment I just feel she's going to be in there forever. 
My DM has been with me for 2 weeks now and as much as she's helped not having had a moment without her for that amount of time is starting to grate. She's trying to help but can at times overstep the mark & pretty much start taking over my life & telling me how to run my home or simply changing it. For example I had 3 ikea bags full of clothes in a cupboard - she decided yesterday to sort through them (without asking) which began by tipping them out all over my bedroom and asking me one by one if I wanted each item. I had already sorted out the bags into keep charity eBay and couldn't remember what was what. It wasnt a huge deal but it really stressed me out. I also have my toaster on an angle and everytime she wipes the kitchen side or uses it it ends up straight - again seriously not the end if the world but it irritates me everytime I go in the kitchen. I'm totally aware I'm sounding like a spoilt ungrateful picky brat but I just want my house back now!
Zing glad your home & things are looking up. My DS had low sugar levels which kept dropping - he also fell asleep during feeds which didn't at all help. The advise I was given was to gently blow on his face when he started to drop off, or remove him from the boob before the feed ended which would get him unsettled then put him back on & start over. I also had to top up for this reason, did it for 5 weeks and also gave the odd bottle without BF. It didn't at all effect my supply and I stopped BF him 2 months ago at 25 months because my supply went before my colostrum came in for this baby & I developed a but if a breast feeding aversion, also it just seemed we were both ready for him to wean. Join the Facebook group "kent boobies" it's a closed group so only the people on it can see what your saying, it helped me with BF to no end. Recommend ALL the BF mummies to join it actually.
Collie: yellow runny poo sounds totally normal to me.
Auntie:
so sorry your still having a crap time. Sounds like it's taking your not so D DH time to adjust to parenting - mine was exactly the same. He had no instincts and actually realising how much goes into a baby and the fact he was a dad now & his life also had to change definitely took a while to kick in. (2 years on he still sometimes forgets). Youv been really understanding regarding his mum, but the 2 have nothing to do with the other. Grief would not stop him giving you a break or making you food as well as himself. If he was in bed crying fair enough, but he's getting on with things but just his own things. (Sorry don't mean to sound harsh).
When he try's to hand back DS for a nappy change, rather than taking him, I'd say hold on I'll grab you his bits. Although it's not necessary and you don't need to get him a clean nappy etc DH will soon get the message, even if it means he changes DS in funny places for a while.
Also fib a bit and tell him you almost passed out while he was at work or something, leave the housework & let him think your even more vulnerable than you really are; always gets my OH doing a bit more. except for the other week when he did nothing & I was on here having a breakdown. I think as soon as we give birth or conceive actually our whole attitudes change & we don't even contemplate putting ourselves or own needs before little ones, but it seems to take a lot if men a hell of a lot longer.
Talk to him, & hand baby over and don't take him back till you'v eaten and bathed, not saying I can smell you from here or anything
. It will do you both good. If you don't look after yourself you'l be no good to anyone xx
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Plate how are things going? Do you have a baby yet? Hope all goes smoothly for you.
I read that muslin article as well, it freaked me out as Iv always covered DS with one when it's too sunny. Luckily with my new double the back of the seat comes off so it's just mesh, so if sun is beaming on his face I can cover the front and open the back so air gets in. It's a really useful function actually.
Know there was a few more posts I was going to reply to but can't remember what they were now.
I'd like my baby today so all get sending labour vibes my way. Xx