Whata welcome! You can be as late as you like on here. There are no rules. This is probably just as well, as we are quite a characterful bunch 
I'm Worse, dd (Worselet or more recently the toddle) is one of the earlier ones, born 4 March, and ds is due 6 Feb 2015. So I am currently fat... and hormonal... and tired... and an absolute pleasure to be around.
Plonky today is much better than yesterday, thankfully, as I've reached the end of a 48 hour unbroken solo shift, and DH is not only back, he's at home. He's away again tomorrow, but I'm glossing over that for now.
The toddle is also being very sweet, in a toddle like way, and up to all sorts and into everything. I have to confess at times I struggle as given her climbing skills, and lack of child safe space anywhere in the house I have literally nowhere I can leave her for even 5 seconds. She can even get out of the straps on her high chair, and push chair. I mean, 10 out of 10 for ingenuity and all, but..... Arrrrrgggghhhhhh So we go everywhere together. Even the bathroom. Privacy is an outdated notion 
Question, how do you guys find a good babysitter? Those without nearby family that is. It's DH's leaving do next Friday, I plan to go, but it'd mean leaving madam from about 5pm until late late late. That's longer than I'd be happy for her to be with a local teenager, as she would need to be fed, and put to bed. Tis a dilemma as I really do need to show my face at this. I guess I could ask the nursery staff???
Plonky I think nature has a way of making us want whatever we are given. When first pregnant with dd I was adamant I wanted a boy. Couldn't see me with a dd at all. At the first scan I was a bit
, but then almost immediately decided a girl was an excellent plan. This time, I thought I wanted a girl, because I know all about girls, and nothing about boys, and a boy seemed, well, a bit complicated. Only he's a boy, and my brain has simply done a 180 degree turn, and I couldn't be more excited about it. Although I do blame him for the morning sickness and the hairy chin 
Betty Ooowww! how are you feeling today. It's easy to forget that you doctors have a petty gruelling time of it at the birth as well as the mum. The lovely Melanie who hauled dd out with a cone on her head (on dd's head that is) was certainly putting a fair amount of welly into it. I was very grateful. By that stage in proceedings I was all out of welly myself.
SIL's due date today. I'm nervous for her. I'm also sitting on my hands as I really really want to just check up she is ok, but she doesn't need my worries on top of her own.
About an hour left of nap time now... so that's a whole stack of ironing, or a swim, shower, and cup of tea. Now, hmmm, I wonder...