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When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

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HumphreysCorner · 20/01/2009 09:28

Over here ladies! Will try and link to here.

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Ceebee74 · 30/01/2009 20:02

MJIM but I don't really know what to say that we haven't said already! You know you are providing the best nutrition for her! Are the HV's worried? Is she still following her line? If she is, she is obviously just destined to be a wee little girl and nothing to be worried about.

HumphreysCorner · 30/01/2009 20:10

Honestly MJIM, please don't fret about Naomi's weight. I spent forever worrying about Sophie being off the bottom of the scale and now, although still tiny, she is absolutely fine and in proportion.

That OV calculator is naff on MN so ignore Dawni. Everytime I put in LMP and calculate it changed the LMP I put in. As for the due date calculator, it has me due in September. I still think you have OV'd already but no harm in sending more troups in.

Hope things are better for you Willmouse.

Big wave to all!

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Dawni · 30/01/2009 21:01

Good evening ladies

My arse is on fire !!!! Put some citrus oils in a hot bath, obviously too much and now i feel like ive fell in a bed of nettles had to scrub in the shower and cover myself in talc

HC hope your feeling relaxed and cramps have stopped ?

Willmouse the food hygiene is a doddle hun

MJIM i cant really comment on your little one cause im so out of touch, but i remember michael always being dainty but now he is 5'8", he caught up eventually. As long as she seems well and no-one has commented a concern, she will just be a dainty little girl.

Waves to everyone else

Much love

D xx

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Dawni · 30/01/2009 22:00

MJIM I would worry too, because im the worrier in this house, but has a HV or DR expressed concerns ? Is she hungry and need more ? My godson Callum as you know is only 2 weeks older than Naomi and he is on 8 oz of formula plus yoghurts and baby porridge depending on time of day...I dont know if this helps or makes things worse, i just dont know what else to suggest hun {{sending hugs}}

d xx

detoxdiva · 31/01/2009 07:26

Morning all - early start here as I let dd sleep on the sofa yesterday afternoon. Knew it would come back and bite me in the bum, but she was just soooo tired that I couldn't not let her!

Dawni - ouch. Hope you're feeling better now!

MJIM - I can understand your worry. Anything to do with our little ones causes concern doesn't it? Forgive me for forgetting - how many weeks is she now? Dd was very similar, and was bf but didn't put a lot of weight on from one week to the next - she was constantly slipping down the growth chart . She was a little dot up until she was about 1yo (which was odd considering her hefty 8.5lbs at birth )

I took my hv advice and started adding rice and purees at just before 5 months - controversial I know but actually she woolfed it down and this in combination with bf'ing her kept her weight static rather than losing any more. I'm not suggesting you add anything to her diet yet - that's a completely personal choice, and actually with no.2 I will hopefully try and keep s/he bf until 6mo. However, dd is a happy and extremely healthy 3yo now who shows no evidence of giving us all a load of worry 2.5 years ago! Trust your instints - you're the expert on Naomi and go with what makes you feel comfortable. I am sure she is just fine - looking at your pics, you're a wee little thing so she's obv just going to follow your genes!

detoxdiva · 31/01/2009 07:27

instincts - doh!

HumphreysCorner · 31/01/2009 09:17

Morning all

Have taken my last temp this morning and at 3am did my fancy digi test which came up 3+ weeks on the conception indicator. Hope this is a good sign.

MJIM-are you weaning Naomi soon? Think I weaned Sophie at 15 weeks so not much before the 16 week guideline.

Hope all OK in the Willmouse house.

Dawni-how are you and your bottom today?

Hope everyone has a great weekend. We are hopefully going to the Pizza Hut later then have to visit the PIL as they go away on Tuesday for 1 week so must see the girls before they go.

Love to all!

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Dawni · 31/01/2009 10:48

Good morning all

HC Pleased your happy and can stop temping now

My bottom is fine, i certainly wont make that mistake again, when it says a few drops it means a few drops.... i was running round the house whining in pain for ten mins till i jumped in the shower and scrubbed !!

Hope everyone has a nice day

Much love

D xx

HumphreysCorner · 31/01/2009 11:31

Ah, that is good Dawni. I think you may have OV'd last Tuesday. Difficult when it is your first chart but we will get the hang of it.

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ChocolateEclair · 31/01/2009 12:59

Hi ladies

willmouse - cannot believe that chicken pox can be catching via the internet!!! Whatever next! Hope ds is better soon xx

dawni - I also think you have ov'd already! Relax and enjoy the 2ww - yeah right!

HC - excellent - no more temping now! Promise??? 3+ weeks is fab!

Dawn - FABULOUS piccie! Very clear! Would you have been able to tell it was a girl if you hadn't already known? Did you get all emotional like me? Only 19 weeks left to go!

MJIM - don't know what to say really that the others haven't said. Of course you are going to be worried, we all would be. Has the hv/dr or anyone actually said they think there is a problem or that you need to do anything different? How did your ds gain weight when he was tiny? Was it steady or in fits and starts?

DD - hope your dd is feeling better xx

ceebee - how is little Sam with his pox? Hope he is ok (and still a cutie!)

Juanitad - thanks for your comments about cs and work! I am really looking forward to finishing but I think it will be wuite wierd! I have always worked FT since leaving uni so it will be a shock to the system! I bet you are secretly happy your replacement isn't up to much! I know I would be!

The boss bought us all cream cakes yesterday for passing the OFSTED bless him! yummy! (and obviously not related - I have hit 11 stone!!! ) I still think/feel I look ok though but bump is getting 'silly' big now! lol! Down to my last pair of work trousers! Also getting loads of kicks right in the ribs which take my breath away - oh what fun!

PS. Have you noticed no news from Bellie! Hope this is it!!!

Ceebee74 · 31/01/2009 13:34

Afternoon all - DH has taken the boys to MIL for a few hours so I have the house to myself - tis bliss!

CE ooh not long now at all - I bet you are really excited! My one bit of advice is to enjoy the time between finishing work and the baby arriving - I had 5 weeks before Josh was born and it was absolutely lovely - it will be the last time you can lie in, sleep when you want, shop, go out for meals etc.

MJIM am I right in thinking that Naomi is about 9 weeks older than Sam? So that would make her about 20 weeks now...are you hoping to get to 26 weeks before weaning? It didn't occur to me before but there might be something in what the others have said about weaning early. Gosh, how time flies - I can't believe we are already talking about weaning!!

Dawni lol at your arse on fire! Glad it is ok now though

CE Well spotted about Bellie - maybe this is it, I really really hope so!

Have been to an aerobics class this morning - am almost back to full fitness again and I love love love it! Now if I can just shift this extra 3 stone, I will be a happy bunny!

Sam and Josh are both pretty much ok now - just waiting for the scabs to disappear and fingers crossed, they don't leave a scar on either of my beautiful boys faces Neither of them really suffered at all thankfully and at least it is over and done with now!

Hope you are all having a good weekend

HumphreysCorner · 31/01/2009 13:46

I thought weaning was done at 16 weeks. Did Emma at 14 and Sophie at 15 weeks as there is no way they would have lasted any longer.

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Ceebee74 · 31/01/2009 13:47

HC the guidelines changed a few years ago to 26 weeks - it was certainly 26 weeks when Josh was weaned so it must have been before that. Josh was never really interested in food (not much change there then!) so I managed to wait - in fact, it was more like 8 months before he would eat anything

HumphreysCorner · 31/01/2009 14:12

Crikey, well Sophie seems OK on it. Helped her grow a tad.

HC
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Ceebee74 · 31/01/2009 14:34

MJIM I have just been reading your other thread and there seems to be some really good advice on there - hope it works out for you

Bellie · 31/01/2009 14:50

hello all - sorry to disappoint you but am still here - have had a very lazy morning - didn't get dressed until 11.30 and have just been shopping for a new video camera to film beanie when they eventually arrive!!

mjim - please try not to worry - easier said than done I know, and hope that you have a nice relaxing time at the hairdressers.

Enjoy your quiet house ceebee - what a lovely DH and MIL to give you some time back!

CE - I hate to think how much I weigh now - I have been addicted to chelsea buns from our local baker for the last month or so and certainly put all the weight on!

Dawni - glad to hear that your bum has recovered!!

Off to play fairies with dd but will try and get back in bit.

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Dawni · 31/01/2009 14:53

Thankyou ladies with the help, i am symptom spotting like you would'nt believe { well you would !!} The AF type pains are'nt as strong, they come and go and go for ages when the last few months they arrive around CD17 and are strong for the whole 2ww, now CD19 and not much to report...going back to tuesday HC I had terrible stabbing pains and laid on the sofa, could that have been you know what ?? this time last 2 cycles i had blood spots in discharge, but nothing yet...i am probably doing your head in here and to much reading into things, but time will tell

Hope everyone is very well and having a nice day

D xx

HumphreysCorner · 31/01/2009 14:59

Dawni-easily could be OV pains. Eventually you will know what your body is doing. I am 39 and until I started charting I had no idea I was producing CM and that I got certain pre AF symptoms. 'Tis amazing how FF enlightens you. Now don't forget to put all those spotted symptoms down on your chart so that FF can give you points to how PG you might be once you have had OV confirmed.

MJIM-hope things are OK with you and enjoy your haircut.

Off out in a mo but far too tired to even get ready.

HC
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Dawni · 31/01/2009 17:11

Spoke to soon, aching like mad, going to stay positive longer than last month though, going for an Indian now

D xx

Bellie · 31/01/2009 20:15

Hello again,

hope everyone is having a good sat night and that you enjoyed your indian dawni. Yumm! We have just come back from having a chinese - dd just loves it and even tried chopsticks tonight!

Have some lower back pain, but just a dull ache at the moment! Will keep you posted!