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Hello,
I'm Becca
I am 27 years old
Married
And mummy of 2

I'm new to forums so please bare with me.
I am wondering does anyone else find talking to others online easier than face to face??

Hi Becca
I just made my own first post. Pleased to meet you! Hope we both manage to find our way around here and enjoy being a part of Mumsnet.

Hello and welcome Angel and Teddy

Someone bright will be along with a link to the acronyms

Hello I'm new too! I definitely need a link to the acronyms!

Lo, have fun.

www.mumsnet.com/info/acronyms

Thanks!

Thank you, I'm hoping to maybe make some friends - but either way I'm happy to join in chats and have a giggle at funny stories

Hi All. I'm shelly I've only just joined today

Hello and welcome Molasses & Parker

Jump straight in, in AIBU owt can happen so fireproof pants are useful but the rest is friendly

Hello all and thanks muchly for the link to acronyms! Methinks that will prove very useful here

Hello. My name is Evelyn, I'm new on this forum.

hi

I'm Judy, and have children and grandchildren, but definitely not retired! Your forum is excellent, informative, good natured and witty. Hope I'm not considered too old to join you!

Hi everyone 🤗

I’m new here, I’m Aimee and I’m 23!

I’m coming off the contraceptive implant this week and TTC.

Wondered if anyone else had experience of coming off the implant and TTC? Obviously google is my worst enemy and I’ve read a lot of horror stories about miscarriages being linked to implant removal - sigh!

I’m a big worrier and this will be my first child (when it comes to it) so kinda freaking out before anything has even happened yet!!

Also - bit of a strange one (don’t think I’m crazy) I know it’s supposedly very unlucky but I like to be prepared so I’ve started buying baby essentials in preparation for the upcoming TTC, anyone else done this or just me?? Everyone else thinks I’m nuts haha!!

Aim

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Hi Im new, Im Juliette and I'm a doula,
I have three children and was a casting agent before I had my children but decided to become a doula to support women and families before during and after pregnancy and labour.

I believe that when fully supported during birth, labour can be shortened and empowering.

I am here to offer my support to anyone xxx

Hello all the new people. Get stuck in

Hi everyone

I'm going to jump on this one!
Holly, 27, and hopefully pregnant.
Took a test yesterday 4 days til AF.
Very faint positive.

Had just posted my first post rant the day before about how neurotic I was being since DTD!

TTC #1 so if it's true I'm very lucky

Hello everyone,

Sorry I haven't replied until now!!
My son has some hospital tests coming up so been trying to prepare for a long morning on Thursday

Hi everyone hope someone can help if they have had similar situation
I am 37 and have 3 healthy girls , I had my 12 week scan and the screening , my bloods have come back 1.8 high risk for DS
Has anyone else had this and had positive outcome ?
Also does this mean my baby has DS? I’m so worried and confused
TIA

Hi everyone!
Im new to this, i have a 2 year old little boy and so many questions to ask u other mums for u experiences and advice x

I'm new today along with the new year so I shall wish you all a Happy New Year !
I'm a mum with 2 grown up sons and one granddaughter.
You might say I have partially retired but I do have a part time job as a museum professional known as a Costumed Interpreter.
I love music and I am also a musician and a Morris dancer !

Hello to all of you.
I was new at this time last year.
If you have a look at topics I'm sure that you will find boards that are specific to your questions.
It's a great place but be careful of AIBU, things can get a bit excitable there

Hi all my name Sheneiqua and I just joined today

Hi, Im Emma. I’m 26 and just had my first baby on the 31st December and joined Munsnet today. Struggling with breast feeding in these first 48 hours!

Hello! My little girl is 21 months. TBH I’ve made a bit of a hash getting her to self soothe hence bedtime often results in a car ride to get her off to sleep! If we put her in her cot before she’s asleep she cries to the point of making herself sick - despite various soothing techniques. Only picking her up calms her down. Can’t bear to see her so distressed and don’t want bedtime to become a negative experience. Thinking of trying separation technique - anyone else been in similar situation? Did it work? How long did it take? I’ve got a feeling we could be sat with her until very late at night as she’s not keen to go to sleep and can keep going long into the evening given half the chance! Want to curb this habit as she needs the sleep and we need our evenings back. Hoping this will simultaneously help her if she wakes in the night too! All advice welcome. Many thanks!

EJade123 - I tried to breast feed my son when he was born but I found it difficult to get him to latch so sadly ended up having to bottle feed. Have you spoken to your midwife or health visitor about the issues you are having trying to breast feed??