Lor - Thanks, its really interesting and nice to hear your feelings at this stage in your pregnancy.
It's silly me asking really because I don't feel like I have a choice. My friendship with the bride took a massive nosedive when bpear was born so 50% of me feels like not going would finish it off and 50% of me feels like I can't say no when I'm a bridesmaid. I really shouldn't care so much but I do
Anyway, you didn't say "no way could you go" so that's positive
I'm buying travel insurance from the post office that will cost £24 but it's the highest medical policy and there is no excess so at least I know I'm completely covered should I need to cancel if for any reason the midwife says I can't fly at the time. It's also after my 20 week scan so I think I'll feel more assured at that point that things are going in the right direction so to speak.
Anyway, sorry ladies. I promise now to be quiet about it all
It's just been stressing me out so much. We can't even book the flights yet because the bride is not responding to any of my texts to say "yes, go ahead". The whole thing is all a bit much for me right now. I've got hens messaging me asking to book their flight before the prices hike up but I can hardly say go ahead without hearing from the bride
Ironic when the bride keeps saying she doesn't want it to be stressful for the bridesmaids to organise!! Argh yeah of coarse it's not going to be stressful for your 3 bridesmaids to organise when you want to have full control over making decisions and they don't even know each other...hmmmm 
Back to the real world...
Hope you're OK Frus? How's your dS doing?
I'm trying to limit how much iPad/phone time bpear has. It's so hard when he needs constant entertainment and those tools are so easy to give to him! I managed to do bedtime tonight without giving into letting him have our mobiles. I gave him a money box to play with at hair drying time and a balloon to stretch when I was brushing his teeth. Both worked really well but it's hard work to always think of distraction ideas!!
Do any of your children need constant distraction? I've always had this with bpear. As soon as he was sitting up I've had to carry around a bag of items for him to explore otherwise he would play up. Things that he most enjoyed when he was small was putting things in and out of boxes, using his fingers all the time to try and open something like the lid of a bubble pot. I would carry around empty bubble pots and he would spend ages putting the wand in and out. Nobody at the time was doing this around me and I thought they were just a bit lazy at parenting (oh how naive I was). Now I realise that their child just didn't need constant entertainment. I'm sure one of you have experienced this! I did think he would have grown out of it by now.
Anyway, that brings me to say has anyone seen "baby big mouth" on YouTube? He is addicted! It's actually been very good for him. He now knows how to say all the colours and he understands the difference between big and small. I tried to teach him these things but I guess the repetition has helped him. I suppose this is when video learning comes into play and is a positive thing! Check it out sometime 
DH has gone to pick me up a takeaway Chinese as I've been craving it for a while and the steak we defrosted did not smell good. Oh the pros for being a pregnant lady 