Oh Turtle, what a horrid thing for your DH to say! Men can be so crap sometimes, can't they? Men do tend to get really freaked out by pregnancy, because it's something that a) they don't understand b) they have no control over c) you lose some of your sexuality while preggers and d) they're all just big babies and are terrfied at the prospect of not being your only baby and getting all your attention any more. You're not just being hormonal at all. Perhaps it would help if you sit down together and both discuss your worries and fears about this pregnancy. And let him know how much his comments are hurting you.
Flossie - can't believe your mum would say that. My mum wasn't too pleased when I got preggers with DD, and was a little sceptical this time around too. I think mums just really want the best for us and hope we'll be married and in a huge house and with a husband in a really good job, so they're a bit sad when we get preggers in less than that ideal situation. They forget that they were probably in a worse situation when they started their families. She'll come around when the baby arrives and she meets her grandchild.
Iliketosleep - poor you too!! I'm sure your mum meant well, thinking of you struggling with two babies. But that wasn't a very sensitive way to put it. Sorry about your lost little one too. Very sad....
Today's was dd's 2nd birthday, and we had a very busy day. Party was at 11am, and there was lots to do before it started so we started early and have only just finished clearing up! But she had a lovely day. The weather was amazing (it was an outdoor party and our house is TINY so moving inside wasn't an option) so I'm counting my lucky stars. She loved all her presents, and her new trampoline was the hit of the party. When she saw it in the garden this morning her face just lit up, she yelled "boingy boingy!!", ran over to it and bounced all day! She'll sleep well tonight. It's a relief that it's all over and went so well. I think I may be brave enough to have another kids party in future!
Hope everyone's horrid DH's/mums/other family members start being a little more understanding and sympathetic. The hormones are bad enough at the moment without the people who we need to give support giving us hassles instead.