Hi all,
I've got a visit from the health visitor tomorrow and I'm really concerned about what she will say about our flat.
It's a small flat on the third floor. It's currently being repainted and refloored. It should be all done by the time the baby arrives. (I'm 33 weeks) but at the moment, me and DP are living/eating in our bedroom and the living room/kitchen reeks of paint and there are splashes of paint everywhere. Carpets are trashed. (is being replaced) The rest of floor is concrete. The only room that's tidy is the bathroom and the baby's room, which I am convinced still stinks of paint no amount of airing will get rid of. 
I'm going to have to spend most of the evening making the living room habitable for her to sit in but it's obviously not really lived in at the moment.
I'm not trying to hide anything, more worried about being judged about not living in a 3 bed semi that perfectly decorated. I'm not a home owner either or particularly rich but it will be a nice home for baby when it's complete. She's very much planned and wanted.
I've read some horror stories on here about Hvs and the last thing I need is to find myself on the wrong side of them.
Has anyone been in the process of decorating when they've had a visit? How bad was it? Any tips to preempt any concerns she might have?
I'm really stressed out about this. They say visits aren't mandatory but I think I would be more uncomfortable refusing and potentially getting a black mark on my name for not accepting care.
Can someone please help put my mind at rest?! Or sympathetise with what I'm going through?