Washer, I'm glad we (kinda) have it sorted too. I was dreading what would happen when I went into labour with mil there. I intend to be in and out of the bath, and I don't want to have every door in the house closed and getting fully dressed after every time!
I still don't know what the plan is regarding her coming down, I think dp wants to go and get her as soon as he's born which is a 7 or 8 hour round trip. I don't understand why she has to come here rather than us going to visit her after a day or two, so ALL his family can meet baby, it'd make more sense since we're going to have to make that trip anyway a few days later, and money isn't exactly abundant. (But if I ask why, he'll just say "you don't want my family visiting" as I think it has become more of an issue with defeating me rather than deciding what is most practical)
Annie, no the curry definitely didn't work, but it's probably because it was a really mild veggie biryani. You probably need a really hot one to get things going. Going to have the pineapple today if it's ripe enough. Dp wants me to go into labour tonight so he doesn't have to go back to work! lol
Typhoon, your dp isn't being very considerate. I'd be very tempted to wake him up at 5am and tell him you're in labour, to show him how he'd cope sorting you out with a big fat hangover! (He might not be impressed with you when he found out you were joking though!)
I have converted two soft ordinary bras into nursing bras, with the plan of going to M&S afterwards and buying some when I know what size they're going to be. From what I've heard, your nursing bra size goes up in cup size and down in back size (from your pregnancy size) but yeah, probably best to get measured, no point in being squished, I think that's what brings on things like mastitis.