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Jan 2009...'twas the thread before christmas, soon the babies turn one, the years been quite busy, pass the red wine to mum.

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SherryMerryLennipillar · 03/12/2009 21:18

Merry Christmas babies

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Gumps · 27/12/2009 22:24

Huge congratulations Dog. So happy for you.
Hi Moose!
Got a wedding tomorrow so need some zzz but will catch up soon.

tackyChristmastreedelivery · 27/12/2009 22:40

FB break through. It really is a pita of a site.

tackyChristmastreedelivery · 27/12/2009 23:41

Mooching about looking for a tutu for dd2 for her birthday, found this What a hoot!!

tackyChristmastreedelivery · 28/12/2009 12:57

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/conception/844243?pagingOff=1#17973716

Eggy thread.

Yuletidedog · 28/12/2009 13:03

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tackyChristmastreedelivery · 28/12/2009 13:13

Well, I was going out 2-5 times a week till dd1 was 9 weeks. I just thought I was getting ld when the hangovers were brutal.

Her amniotic fluid was primarily gin.

The increase in risk of anything, is from the teeny weeny tweeny to the teeny weeny. Be reasurred. Most pregnancies in the UK are thought to be unplanned, nad the majority of people do drink alcohol. x

Yuletidedog · 28/12/2009 13:19

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tackyChristmastreedelivery · 28/12/2009 13:37

It's lovely Dog. You must be about the same as the eggy lady!!

PatTheHammer · 28/12/2009 14:05

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh dog, you CRAZY lady!!! If I'd have known you were serious about wanting 4 I'd have sent DD in the post a long time ago.

Yay for tree too!!!

Yuletidedog · 28/12/2009 17:41

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stripeywoollensantahat · 28/12/2009 19:23

hi dog, hope the small ones are all getting in line and marching upstairs for you, and that isla is a bit better. also hope you don't have the bone dissolving pregnancy exhaustion i remember, fingers crossed that no4 will be an obliging sort and only cause blooming ...

gumps, hope wedding is proving fun

tree - hurrah for sapling!! that is technically two - and wasn't there betting about who'd be first...? do you know the due date? also, dp and i pissed ourselves looking at the baby costumes....

pretty shit here today for some reason, i think the household is a bit post-viral or something. c in awful form all day, have calpoled and sent to bed but if she is no better tomorrow might pop to the doctor's in case her ears are sore or something - can't see any teeth to blame it on but she is behaving like something is sore so... i am also feeling vilely grumpy, and poor dp has piles of grading to do so feeling very harassed...

stripeywoollensantahat · 28/12/2009 19:26

also, dog, sorry about night time excursion - always fun even if you don't need to think about parking fees, and about the penicillin. isla hasn't got a really bad reaction to it, i hope. i think a complaint is in order, they really need to take more care about things like that

tackyChristmastreedelivery · 28/12/2009 19:44

I read that as your dp had piles, of a grading type. I was imagining some way of grading piles, and then I caught up with myself.

stripeywoollensantahat · 28/12/2009 19:59

i think my dp might divorce me if she thought i were discussing any such thing on here, or anywhere and i am sure that there are grades of piles, you know...

Yuletidedog · 28/12/2009 20:01

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stripeywoollensantahat · 28/12/2009 20:05

sounds a good plan, dog

SherryMerryLennipillar · 28/12/2009 21:43

I love the inbetween nothingness, it is the best bit of Christmas for me. No stress, no expectations.

I am a little over all these babies - and Dog, can't see any reason why you couldn't keep feeding Isla if she doesn't decide for herself. DS gets so so fussy around the time my period is due, he bites and refuses to feed sometimes. I can see we're not going to come out the other end of one of those fussy phases one time, it is horrid being biten a lot and when I'm premenstrual I am too wrapped up in PMT to worry about the finiteness of stopping.

Will you want another homebirth Dog or are you over it now you've done it once? Hope poor little Isla better soon - what happened to India OOI?

Massive congratulations Tree to you and the recipients, what wonderful news. Am I right in thinking that if a heartbeat can be seen now there is a massively good chance of a term pregnancy? I seem to remember being told some 90+% statistic when I was pg with DD and had a few bleeds. Has brought back with spades the early pregnancy tension that accompanies those first weeks, how easily you forget. Must be so much worse for them too. I wished those 8 weeks of my life away both times, and will never regret doing so.

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tackyChristmastreedelivery · 28/12/2009 22:07

Me too Lenni, I wished to 28 weeks with dd1, and anatomy scan with dd2. Although I had a real fear with dd1 I didn't have with dd2. Odd as I was nearly 5 years older

I guess eggy lady has leaped a massive milestone at 6 weeks. There are a few more to go before we breathe out. If we ever do!!

Having an odd time here. Mood out there and detached. I think it's a stress response, work is really looming like a massive cloud. I hope I don't feel like this till Feb, as I imagine it will only get worse when I really am back.

How was birthday girl today Lenni?? Blimey I nearly forgot

SherryMerryLennipillar · 28/12/2009 22:11

Milk reverts to newborn milk - am certain of that. Know that you have to feed newborn first so they get colostrum but by then Isla would be big enough to wait.

I love the lounging around and not having to worry about visitors or organising presents or anything. Lovely.

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missjackson · 29/12/2009 00:02

How was the birthday lenni? And tomorrow it's Z's and D's big day, isn't it? Or am I confused? I know they are either a month or four weeks older than N. Maybe it's time for the list again.....? Am on iPhone so cannot do now. God it's annoying. Want to catch up properly but too frustrating on this thing. Will try in morning.