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Give me a big SLAP. Am as broody as hell and I always said never again!!!

77 replies

yesmynameisigglepiggle · 23/10/2008 12:27

PLEEEASE. slap ME AND REMIND ME ABOUT MORNING SICKNESS, pregnency varicose veins, childbirth sleepless nights....

Both DH and I are broody. Already got a few children all of them lovely. At some point we have to stop having children though but I just have the urge...

...how do I make it go?????!

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PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 17:52

I will not tell you about after pains.....they are not for this thread.

they are bad bad bad ----

cyteen · 23/10/2008 18:01

lol Psycho - this:

"oh but you need a scrummy baby with that new baby smell that makes your womb go 'flip' when they snuffle into you, and then you pick them up and they do that little bum-sticky-out stretchy thing, and the drunk-on-good-milk look they have when you feed them......."

is the world's least effective anti-broodiness slap it even made me momentarily broody and i've got a farting 6 week old clamped to my nipple

that bum-sticky-out stretchy thing is one of my favourite things EVER

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 18:17

cyteen......that is the bit I miss MOST about my babies.

it is just soooooo cute.

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kittywise · 23/10/2008 18:20

Oh I sympathise. I so want another. I have put in my order with dp but he says we haven't got enough money

Well at least he would have another.....

Poledra · 23/10/2008 18:36

I so agree with Psycho and cyteen - I loooove that bum-sticky-out-thing. And my other favourite bit, the kidney bean phase, when they're just born and they can't straighten out - missed a whole week of this with dd3 as she was in SCBU. Not sure that justifies another one though.
Actually, this isn't helping the OP is it ? I keep thinking about how difficult it will be when they're all 'orrible hormonal teenagers (my 3 all girls ).

heather1980 · 23/10/2008 20:37

you can have my 7 day old, who refuses to be put down and crys if you do. who refuses to sleep in his basket and insists on co-sleeping and wakes every hour for a feed!!

MaDAMNEDAnt · 23/10/2008 20:44

Oh God Psycho you should be in charge of propaganda for the nation's repopulation programme.

I actually had an involuntary intake of breath at the thought of the sticky-out-bum-stretch.

scorpio1 · 23/10/2008 20:47

oh, bum sticky out stretchy thing.....

god i love babies!

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 20:48

and this is why I had five.......

liahgen · 23/10/2008 20:49

ha,

no support from this corner either .

we are currently ttc#6

Lurkinaround · 23/10/2008 20:49

I don't think I put my DS down for the first two weeks. I was absolutely besotted with him. I still am of course but I have no problem with him not being attached to me 24/7! I also love the sticky out bum thing - me and my sister call it the 'banana baby'...and when they do that and their little fists wiggle at the same time

The hardest part I've found now that my DDs are older is having to let go of them. Noone tells you about that bit! I'm absolutely dreading my two leaving and me not seeing them every day.

Have one! Go on!

scorpio1 · 23/10/2008 20:49

ttc #4

NotAnOtter · 23/10/2008 20:50

dont you all know that bum sticky out thing has a name - ask Hatrick - I named it years ago

and the name has degrees depending on how far out the bum goes!!!!

liahgen · 23/10/2008 20:50

i so do not do pregnancy.

Am on day 19 so 8 days to testing but i know i will start being sick the minute the line appears.

So here we go again. hey ho

Lurkinaround · 23/10/2008 20:50

I probably won't have any more. Unless I can find a man or inherit a lot of money which isn't going to happen. I would love another one though

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 20:51

NAO.....what is the name then???

NotAnOtter · 23/10/2008 20:53

i am going to search old threads to find when i first mentioned it on here!

( ds5 is 14 weeks and still does them but not for long)

leaves thread in suspense!!!!!!!

elsiepiddock · 23/10/2008 20:55

Can you afford it?

Are you young enough?

If not , if you are - go for it!!

NotAnOtter · 23/10/2008 20:56

found one

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 20:56

so.......if you cannot remember the name, it is clearly not that an importnant name is it

scorpio1 · 23/10/2008 20:57

lol

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 20:58

and I described it on THAT thread too!!!!

((in my real persona as psychomum2))

NotAnOtter · 23/10/2008 20:58

they come in grades

full

half

or

perfect for a real tight head-back one!

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 23/10/2008 21:00

2.......2........

I am so damn screwed with remembering the sticky-out-bum-stretch I forgot some of my children

NotAnOtter · 23/10/2008 21:00

'perfect hackton' is a phrase often called in the otter house hold

we love 'em

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