Hello! Sparks congratulations, twins, how exciting!!! Welcome honky!
Firstly clothes. Supersparks I have bought one from mama's and papas. It is navy blue with a loose material with belt to tie at the back which sits above the bump. It's got goldnd silver sequins across the top. With my smaller bump at 14 weeks when I last wore it it just looked like an empire line dress. It comes to the knee. It only cost £55 and you can buy them in store so you can try it on. They have a few.
I don't remember the first few weeks being nearly as exhausting as 11-18 months has been! You get used to the rubbish sleep pattern within a couple of weeks. We were lucky though, our daughter is a good sleeper.
The only piece of advice I can give is to make sure that you put your baby down to sleep... I was ill after the birth of dd and the midwives in hospital did her feeding for me while I expressed and kept running to the loo (flipping UC!). This meant that she never fell asleep on me at night for the first couple of weeks. They put her straight back in the crib as soon as she had fed. Of course I had lots of cuddles, but it meant she learned to sleep in a crib. I had a friend who unfortunately had the opposite - post c section and couldn't get her baby back into the crib after her feeds and the baby (and understandably mummy) have really struggled to move away from co sleeping and it took months and months for the baby to learn to nap without being on mum or dad. They too are now trying to stop co sleeping and it's hard work!!! But equally they've enjoyed the sleeping together too. Positives and negatives I suppose. But personally I'm relieved my little girl can sleep on her own. The move into her own room at 5 months when she outgrew her crib was untraumatic and she is just amazing. I'm sure it's partly charcter too though and I'll be amazed if the next one is the same.... Though I hope so! I'll just have to remember to put him/her down... It's hard when they are so nice to cuddle! I did and will allow myself a few sleepy cuddles of course 
Whoever it was who had the poorly dd, I hope she is better now. It's awful when they have a sickness bug for so many reasons, upsetting and stressful!
Lauren I am dreading potty training... My daughter is just starting to show awareness... Pulling her nappy when wet sometimes, and is well aware of what doing a poo is... Maybe after Christmas... Can't cope with a pooey Christmas dinner!!!
My cold is beginning to lift but have a very annoying cough to go with it now instead! Probably preferable though. Desperately hoping dd doesn't get it, she'd never sleep with a nose like mine has been!
Anomaly scan next Thursday (27th), crossing everything it all looks fine. Hoping to find out the gender too, though at 12 weeks the sonographer "guessed" boy but told us not to buy anything so we'll see if she's right!
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