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due in june - oh twunt, that is soon!!

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derlor · 28/03/2007 21:14

new thread girls

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foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:07

We get two midwives for a HB, one comes later. All depends on what time it kicks off I guess. DP will probably be around to go through the labour with me, but I'm happy to do stage 2 on my own with the MW.

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:09

First time DP WAS in the pub, opposite the hospital. He got to me just before my parents and sisters - who he then met for the first time in the delivery suite! ooops!

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:12

Oh dear Fulham are on the TV and they are losing 4-1! Dp is not happy! It's his birthday tomorrow, poor love!

derlor · 06/04/2007 21:13

i'm hoping for a pool birth with soft lighting, DH in the rocking chair, MW standing by with the sieve!

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hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:14

Pool birth at home or in hospital? I want a pool home birth. Need to buy a pool soon I think! Time keeps creeping up on me, it's really not long to go now!

derlor · 06/04/2007 21:17

oh at the hospital - too much hassle at home for me - you can rent pools here for a fraction of the cost - or just get a really big paddling pool!!

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derlor · 06/04/2007 21:18

don't forget to but a sieve - wouldn't want to use the same one you strain the veg in!!!!

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doggus · 06/04/2007 21:18

'kin 'eck, imagine making a film of your gaping hairy fanjo (thanks, Holly!) and then showing it! Even your lo wouldn't want to see where he came from, never mind anyone else. Dh is going to be there for me, though I have my doubts as he can't watch ER/Casulaty/Scream or anything with gore .

I am 80s pop music expert having been a teenager then. I had a terrible crush on Andy Ridgeley and used to stalk him round Watford and Rickmansworth. The shame. I just heard the radio playing 'Hard to Say I'm Sorry' by Chicago and that took me right back to the erection section at 80s nightclubs. Them were the days......I reckon the bad behaviour of teenage males nowadays can be directly attributed to the loss of slow songs at the end of an evening.

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:18

I read my Miriam Stoppard book again last night. Pooed my pants in fear!

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:20

LOL Doggus! Very eloquently put!! I've a friend who, when asked by her small son where he came from, showed him.

OK, its natural and all the rest, but really........

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:20

You can buy brand new inflatable pools from eaby for about £35. People buy them and never get to use them and sell them on ebay.

doggus · 06/04/2007 21:22

Foxy - dh bought me Miriam Stoppard, I looked at it when 6 weeks pg, was horrified, and have hidden it at the back of the bookcase. Absolutely terrifying.

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:24

My bloody mother took a pic of dd having her first feed! I am lying on the stitching up table whilst the mw is doing her sewing and my hair is all wet and my face is all red and sweaty. Luckily it is only of my top half! I was horrified when she got them developed, now I think it's quite funny!

doggus · 06/04/2007 21:26

Holly that is exactly what my mum would do, too. I bet your face was a picture. At least it wasn't the mother in law!

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:27

I have a photo of DS2 having his first feed, and I love it, its one of my favs. But I was in my own fluffy bed, not on the stitching up table!!

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:28

OMG, I've had to pull out of the family weekend away for fear of going into labour and my MIL wanting to be there! I'm sure they planned it so it could happen! Can't think of anything worse.

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:29

The thought of that table sends shivers up my spine! Legs in stirrups...ewww the horror!

derlor · 06/04/2007 21:32

oh my god i would rather give birth alone in a field of nettles than have my MIL or MOTHER present - no way hosey.

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hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:35

My mum was brilliant, she really kept me going. Then she is very much a no nonsense type of person, which is what you need when in labour. I don't think my dp uttered a word throughout the whole thing!

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:36

but she still cooked the lamb in the washing machine .....

i love her for that!!

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:38

She's great my mum!! My dp always tells me that's where I get my scattiness from!

foxybrown · 06/04/2007 21:39

Can I borrow your mum please holly?

hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:40

Sure can, but I want her back!

derlor · 06/04/2007 21:45

come on girls need some inspiration for a new threat title this is getting slower and slower. any words or phrases that NEED to be included like:
chocolate
shopping
or worse???

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hollyandtheeasterbunny · 06/04/2007 21:47

Sex toys have to feature!!

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