Lovely scan pic @vil10 😁 Glad to hear all is well, even if baby was a wriggler making things difficult
@bez91 glad to hear your scan went well too, chuckling at DDs comments on it tho 🤣
Hope they accommodate your request @kate105 I dropped down to 0.6 after DS was born and it made the work/life balance so much easier (dont get me wrong you end up still doing more than 0.6 workload wise, but the 2 extra days off to fit it in definitely helps!), I dont think I'd manage to go back full time with a little one.
@Minster2012 I'd have killed DH if he'd sent DS to interrupt my bath time (although we only have a shower now but that's beside the point!). I hope you make him suffer with his next hangover by organising a Daddy son day at soft play, 9am next time he's got a hangover. Send DS running in saying mummy said you're taking me to soft play! So he can't say no 🤣
@paintfairy alone time is tricky especially in the toddler years when they want to follow you everywhere. But I'm finding now at 4 1/2 DS is starting to need me less and wanting to play by himself (sometimes). But when I really need it I just say to DH I'm going upstairs for half an hour, you watch DS and he'll do the same when he really needs it so if you work together you can factor in your alone time.
Welcome to the girl club @Juno231 🥳 Happy (belated) birthday 🎂
1 more night to go zombie nurse, you can do it! 😂 @kaylsd
Feels like little madam has been tap dancing all day, I've been so uncomfy. She is however now kicking hard enough that DH finally got to feel her from the outside so he's well happy. I haven't let on to DS you can feel her yet or he'd never be leaving my stomach alone constantly touching it waiting for a kick. Feels like he's already attached to me 24/7 some days, either singing to the baby, talking to her or just generally afraid I'm going to sneak off to have her without telling him 😂 He keeps reminding me that he's not going to stay at his Grans when I go into hospital, he's coming too so that he can hold 'his' baby first and he doesn't mind that she's covered in 'jam' he'll put her in a bath to get her clean. He'd watched an episode of One born with me and just assumed all the blood was jam and I didn't correct him so now he thinks all babies are born covered in jam 🤣
He'd actually walked in while I was watching it and I went to turn it off thinking it would terrify him but he wanted it to stay on completely amazed by it all, asking loads of questions totally unfazed by all the screaming and gore. He even watched a woman have a section and its helped him understand why my tummy will be sore when I come home and he cant jump on me. To sum it up in his words 'You can't do the screaming and push and poo the baby out your bum like the other ladies do so you've got to get an operation on your tummy. But don't worry mummy you've just got to be brave and it doesn't hurt because you'll get special medicine and a green curtain. Then the doctors will pull Emily out of your tummy, covered in jam and she'll cry to tell them she wants me, and then I'll give her cuddles while the doctor puts a big plaster on your tummy to make it all better again. Then we can go home and there will be 4 people in our family." Not too bad an explanation for a 4 year old! 🥰