Insy, I agree with Clara that you do get broody when your youngest reaches a certain age even if you are certain you want no more. My first thought on having DD was "thank goodness I never have to do that again", that was before even wondering what sex she was or if she was okay , and now I find myself slightly broody. The same has happened to a friend of mine too. I think the key is to work out if the feeling is actually wanting another child or if it is just nature doing its thing.
Clara, poor Martha being covered in bites , its awful for them, DS2 and I are both prone to being bitten and he has had so many on him recently I lost count, we had a load of tiny black fly type things in our conservatory so I don't know if it was them? They have reappeared this week, along with bites on me and DS2 - I have de-flea'd the cat just in case though! I did smile at your hen/child comment although sadly the new hen died on Monday night , I'm not sure she was totally healthy, she was very light compared to my girls (although a bit bigger in size) and quite docile. I feel very sad about it, like I have failed her. Poor hen.
Skid, fab news that LO is head down! Either he's turned or has a very bony bottom! Thanks (to all of you) for your reassuring words, I am trying to be calm about tomorrow although have been a bit fidgety today.
Clairey, at H just walking in like that! He absolutely has no right to! I have no idea about your DD's sweatyness but like the others I would suggest taking her to the GP as it might well be something fungal I guess. Sorry not to be more help. With DD wetting herself though I like the idea of a sticker chart for her and one for DS, perhaps she is envious of the praise DS is getting and wants some too?
Arcadie, poor DD, hope she is all recovered now from the tooth extraction and the chicken pox , you looked gorgeous in your bridesmaid dress on your FB profile pic BTW, I am very as I never looked that good at 30+ weeks pg!