I had a dream too that I was in labour last night Broodzilla* But I actually had him, and he was a her. And she arrived when I was 34 weeks, which is next week and we called him a name which I cannot remember but was not on our list but which I liked (obviously girls name!). I really hope you are not yet in labour. It could be just how your body reacts to BS?
I have just had an epic shop delivered from tesco. none of the codes worked that I tried, apart from the 750 points. AND, typically, after all the bogofs I thought I had bought, only saved a tenner but they did substitute a £2.50 packet of free range chicken thighs with a £4 monster packet and refunded the difference. However they also substituted my enormous packet of doritos with a tiny packet and only gave me 8 crumpets not 12! I can eat 8 crumpets in one go!
My diet is going to consist this week of - avocados made into guacamole dip, houmous, soured cream and chips, banana and peanut butter sarnies. wook you remind me I forgot the breadsticks to go with my bogof philidelphia! I have a ton of greek yoghurt and some tinned prunes (DH was not impressed!), porridge to mix with yoghurt. I am going to smother everything in olive oil and cheese too. I also forgot ice cream to put into smoothies. And for some reason I bought too much of everything which means I am going to have to do a big cookup! DH said that as I had mentioned tupperware I am clearly nesting (i did that last time, cooked food for an army the day before dd arrived).
Sweet food - i would love to stuff down the donuts, but sweet food makes me sick. Not always, but my body has to be in the mood . I really love trifle though. I just had left over sweet and sour tofu and noodles for lunch and then had a yoghurt, did not settle so well, but I am going to aim to eat a little of something each hour or two.
At birth, your baby will weigh approximately 3,300g (7.3lb).
? During pregnancy, the muscle layer of your womb (uterus) grows dramatically and weighs an extra 900g (2lb).
? The placenta (afterbirth), which keeps your baby nourished, weighs 600g (1.3lb).
? Your breasts weigh an extra 400g (0.9lb).
? Your blood volume increases and weighs an extra 1,200g (2.6lb)
? You have extra fluid in your body, and amniotic fluid around the baby, weighing 2,600g (5.7lb).
? Plus, you will lay down some fat during your pregnancy to provide you with extra energy for breastfeeding. This comes to about 2,500g (5.5lb).
so by this - I have in fact - lost weight. broodzilla is explains why I have felt so low, yes. And I shall work hard to remedy it for these last couple of weeks. I cannot continue like I am. Not sure what DHs excuse is though