Bc I'm glad to hear from you - I was starting to get worried. It's not surprising you've been mentalling - very natural. I know I would be the same in your position - indeed, with any subsequent pregnancy. Best of luck for the scan and please have a
Also, try and avoid Dr Google....guaranteed to increase paranoia 
Good for you for being a conscientious neighbour, bethy. Do you know the circumstances of the breakage?
I'm glad your work will be settling down a bit soon.
Hey, mous - I'm sure your DD2 will soon be getting into her talking. I know a pair of twins who only have one language to sort out and despite being four months older than our LOs, they still have very few words. But as far as I'm aware, they don't have any hearing issues and mentally, their development appears (to the untutored eye) to be perfectly normal, so I think it's just one of those things - some are just a bit slower to get into gear with the speech.
SB glad to hear your DS slept okay after his bump, poor thing. He looks pretty philosophical about it in the FB pic.
BG I remember going through times of "not liking" my own DSis from time to time (18 months younger) but if she ever got upset, I was always first on the scene to try and comfort her and we grew up very close. I guess it's just natural. Tell your DD2 that my DD still talks about her a lot....
...as she does your DD, PA! And you, too (she pronounces your name "durak"!)
DD was in a very giggly, cheery mood today, bless her. It's just delightful when she's like that.
DH and I went to visit a friend with a newborn DS today. Absolutely gorgeous. We were carrying his pram down a couple of steps and the slope in the drive to go outside, when DH - who was holding the pram at the front with one hand - decided to let go for a moment to attend to DD. Although I was at the front, I was only really steadying it with one hand and didn't have much of a grip - and the mother had hung a heavy bag on the handles. Result was the pram tipped up and there was nothing I could do about it. It was a horrible moment. Thankfully, it was a Bugaboo with a fully zipped up bottom half and soft, rounded edges so the baby simply slipped down to the bottom, but stayed safely inside. My heart was going like the clappers, but he was absolutely fine and what's more stayed asleep throughout the whole incident! Luckily, his mum was relaxed about it too. I keep having slight horrors when I recall it, though....
...it reminds me of a time when DD was about 4.5 months and a friend was helping me carry her - asleep in a pram - down a large flight of steps. He was holding the pram in one hand and a pint of beer in the other - when suddenly, the pram tipped sideways. Luckily, I was able to steady it and it was a deep-sided pram, so DD stayed put. I remember being very blase about the incident, but the friend was mortified. DD also stayed asleep throughout.