Sorry I was so preoccupied with my pram I didn't reply to anyone. Thankfully I think 90% of the posts to catch up on are @Bettythecat posting the same thing 😂
@MrsEG A sloth/slug hybrid sounds fabulous! You have double the pregnancy so can be doubly lazy I say.
@Bettythecat Paris sounds great! I hardly drink even when not pregnant but think I'd struggle being in France and not being able to eat all the lovely cheese haha 🧀 That lull between the first trimester symptoms stopping and the movements starting is a strange few weeks, my midwife said try to enjoy it as it won't be long until baby is booting you in unpleasant places :) It's so hard though and I feel like with each 'milestone' we reach, we just get anxious about meeting the next one. Glad DH made it up to you, it's sweet that he's so excited but I understand you wanting to just tell people in your own time.
@Fuiseog Wow 20 weeks, congrats! I remember you from the TTC board ☺️ How funny we ended up with the same pram on the same day! The Loic is lovely! I ruled it out as I thought as well that it would be a disastrous choice with a mucky baby/toddler so interesting to hear it's not actually a nightmare to keep clean. Maybe I should have looked into it more ☺️ DH loves and chose the green though, possibly because his team plays in green, but as I've chosen pretty much everything else it was nice for him to have his say haha. I love it too! We have been wheeling it around the kitchen and I've crashed it already 🙈
@Delilah7 Ethan is scrumptious. Sorry to hear you've been struggling with his colic and reflux and hope his tummy feels better soon.
@thumper59 I'd been wondering where my due week buddy had gone! Where did you go on your holiday? Exciting your nursery is nearly there. Our clothes are all in piles as I'm putting off washing them but can't wait to get them all sorted. You look fabulous by the way, properly blossoming :)
@MrsR16 @PippaPug @cupcakesandglitter Thank you, seeing it all parked up ready has made everything feel so real!
@purplefig We decided to go with the Uppababy Vista after seeing loads of really positive reviews on mumsnet and online. The general consensus was that other than it being quite large, nobody could really find fault with it. I liked that everything was easily clicked on and off, the carrycot was breathable and sleep safe and it had a ginormous basket. It's fairly expensive although we got quite a good deal but I figured that I'd rather spend more for something that will last than buy something cheaper and then get annoyed with it and end up replacing it. It's also easy to add another seat to if/when we decide to have another. It's a minefield though, there are just hundreds of prams! I'd advise you to do your research first and narrow down a list of buggies that seem to meet your needs and be well reviewed. You might want something that goes off road easily or which folds small for your car or is easy to get on the bus with. Consider what would make life easy or difficult and try to look for prams with the features you need. Going into a pram shop and being greeted by dozens of seemingly similar prams is a bit overwhelming I think. Then have fun taking them on little test drives around the shop ☺️