@LittleMiss7 we had a private scan at 9 weeks to check there was only one in there because we couldn't wait until the nhs 12 week scan, it's a balance of whether you can afford it and how impatient you're feeling. I'm so glad we did though because that's the only time my OH has seen his baby on screen because it was just before lockdown.
I told work at 7 weeks I think, it was when I was no longer able to physically do the work at the required pace (I had to keep stopping to ease the dizziness, and to eat to ease the nausea) if I didn't tell them I was pregnant I would have been pulled up for not completing my work quickly enough.
I'm just taking it week by week at the mo, our pregnancy coronavirus sickness policy is being extended a couple of weeks at a time in line with gov guidance. RM aren't really used to dealing with pregnancy, so they'd rather we were just off sick instead of getting in the way 😂 About 80% of posties are men, and the women generally join after childbearing age, the hours are great for mums with school age kids, approx 8.30am-2.30pm six days per week.
I got my bras from M&S, but I'm planning on getting my nursing bras from H&M. I've never been blessed in that dept, until now!! They were the first things to grow 😂
Oooh body pump is great for pregnancy!! I'm an instructor (not been teaching for about a year though)... try Les Mills On Demand, there's loads of amazing workouts on there!! Some without equipment. But you can do BP without proper weights... use bottles of water! And you can do body step without a step (though it feels weird) but I bought a step off amazon for about £15.
Good luck with the pram research, I think Cosatto's double pram is called the "Wow XL", the giggle only comes in a single. Completely agree, mothercare is so needed, and greatly missed in sure!