Morning all. I'm pulling out the 'big guns' today to post. DH is sort is dealing with DS, so I've got a little bit of time and space to really catch up. I'm using the iPad to type and my phone to read back too :)
I grew up in London, but really don't like it there. I don't like the crowds, and tend to feel quite unsafe there. I grew up in a dodgy area though, we were also quite poor, so London just seemed really expensive! However, I'm off down there to visit my dad at he end of the month, and to meet my nephew for the first time. He's 7 months already, I'm such a bad auntie! We're there for a week, but I've no idea what to do, anyone have any ideas? DS is 9 months, so it's need to be suitable for him. We'd be travelling into London from Heathrow area each day too.
Metal so sorry AF got you, you can look forward to some excitingly quiet DDT while you're parents are visiting ;) Glad your dd has started sleeping through. Sleep is so important for TTC.
I've been to the Lakes a few times, it's such a beautiful area. It's a long way for us to travel down though, we're in Edinburgh. My sister is in Leicester, so we tend to camp at the Lakes when we meet up for holidays. Not been since DS was born though.
Tooth of course you can join, welcome! Sorry your first cycle gave you just misleading symptoms, it's so hard not to symptom spot and obsess about things. I try and remember that most of the 'early' pregnancy symptoms actually mean just within the first trimester. Before your bro you're unlikely to get many symptoms at all really (though I'm sure every time I need to pee more, and feel sick all the time) I try to tell myself to ignore everything till I get that BFP. Happy birthday to your DS too!
Happy anniversary Hungry, I hope you have a great time showing DD off. It's our 2nd anniversary on fireworks night, looking forward to it, but we've not planned anything yet. Might be the first time we leave DS with a sitter and go out for a meal together.
Hi donna how are you feeling? I hope early pregnancy is treating you well. That first bit is so surreal I found, having a big secret you can't tell anyone, but also sometimes wondering if it's all really real. I've never been to Blackpool at all, do you live round there?
ATruth sorry your DH has gone all chilly in the feet. It's quite common I think, and hopefully will pass quickly. Do you know why he's saying he wants to wait? There's a few reasons I've come across - they want to know they have some control - if he says stop, and you do, then he'll feel more comfortable knowing that it's his decision to start trying again (hopefully after only a short break). Or it could be he thinks TTC is making you sad/stressed and so wants to 'help' by stopping TTC to make you happy and 'normal' again (only a man could think this would work!). I hope you can find a solution soon, but please do stay around.
Lucy I used to want lots of children too. DH and I have agreed on just the 2 though so far. It's nice you're having your children young, you'll have so much more energy for them :) I'm 32, so not particularly old, still, I think I had more energy in my 20's, I could certainly deal with less sleep easier :) I lived in South Wales for a while, just in a little valley though, so no tourists there.
I'm one of 6 children, with a range of ages. An older sister who I never got on with till I moved out. She's 18m older, but I think the problem was always being stuck together, we shared a bedroom til I was 16 and moved out to live with my mum. Then I've 4 brothers, two 11 months apart, who were generally friends with each other, and two 4 years apart, who played together loads and are still great friends.
mrs I really don't enjoy the 'I could be pregnant now' bit of the cycle, too much stress! I'm with you on not knowing when to expect AF. I'm late just now if my cycle was a normal 28 days, but I've only had one AF since DS was born, so technically my last cycle was 18 months!
kt hope the 2ww goes by quick for you! Nice to hear from you again.
Right, DS and DH are going mental. Need to try and get him down for his nap again.