I am glad baby's movements picked up a bit yesterday. Hopefully he'll be nice and active today, but do definitely go in is you have any worries. Hopefully the scan tomorrow will be reassuring. Your DH working do far away is bound to prompt labour
. I was sure baby was going to arrive when my DH went abroad at 37 weeks (a bit optimistic from the baby eviction perspective I now realise!).
Dozy, it's good that your DH has a fair but of leave and gets the bank holiday on the end. I think men sometimes see paternity leave as a 'holiday' and don't quite get it's purpose. That early cluster feeding really is a challenge. You are doing such a great job, though, and if it's what you want, longer term it will get easier as feeding gets fully established. Does DH help with the bottles? (I think it was you who mentioned the odd top- up yesterday? Sorry if not). Oh, and do you have Lansinoh cream. I found that, and refrigerating breast pads, worked a treat for me.
Yes, I am booked for induction of Thursday. DS was spontaneous labour and born at 40+6, although I had a few problems. I'm getting scared now, though, as I was reluctant to try another vaginal birth due to a couple of continued problems from first time round. When I asked about the increased risks of re-injury if it came to induction, they casually said it was rare to need an induction if you didn't get that far the first time and dismissed my concerns. Stupidly, I accepted that. I am now really regretting my decision and getting very scared about giving birth, with or without induction.
Joskar, I would almost certainly have forgotten a bag for DS too. Unfortunately I don't have any relatives near-by so we 'veg had to accept someone coming to the house to look after him. I guess I'll be doing the early stages in my bedroom for a bit of privacy, if I ever get there.
How are you today Frolic? I hope your migraine has completely gone.