One Born Every Minute 24/1

[juneybean]

Here we are then

god i think i want another baby

i'll never forget dd's first cry, was only a few seconds after she was born but felt like forever, the feeling of immense relief will never leave me. Best noise I ever heard in my entire life ever. DS cried straight away, and I really don't remember it much (poor neglected second born that he is)

teapot £125??

just switched on, did I miss a baby already?? thank goodness for Ch4+1

I like birth pool dad so far - seems interested, involved etc.

Like others, terrified watching car birth baby. The silence and the poor mum pitifully asking "is the baby alive?" Most horrible few moments of her life I expect.

DH just told me that DC2 looked like blue baby coming out. Now he tells me!

That tea pot was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

This time three years ago I was giving birth (at home) to my third surrogate baby - there was lots and lots of walking around then.

almost can't bear to watch

DD1 had the cord round her neck twice and came out blue and silent, heart stopping moment :(

"nodding dog" lol

PetitDonkey - as someone who lives in a thatched cottage and owns several teapots, I'm afraid you'd be disappointed, almost everyone in the countryside is pissed after 3pm

I think that every week baskingseals then I remember how awful pregnancy is and then ds wakes me up three times in the night and I go off the idea for another week.

Best edit so far - "I know all about her heart problems"

then, "What do palpitations mean?"

ROFL

oh god, he picked her out on facebook

Oh dear Lord.

Yeah expat, I just thought she might have said something about her previous birth experience that had made her feel more that way. She did say something that I missed cos of typing.

And I don't think Julia is 31..

Aww bless this annoying man

get up get up ladies

!! wouldn't really be disappointed at all!

I couldn't get up when I was in labour, think my blood pressure had plumetted - it's always very low. Each time I took my head off the pillow I thought I would keel over. My plans of an active labour were soon out the window.

I recognise that Donna too.

Why haven't they run the pool yet?

Wow the guy with the woman in the pool room seems amazing so far. Think he seems the most supportive partner I've seen on here so far. I wish I had someone saying things like that to me when I was in labour!

yes thanks wonderstuff - just remind me again what a slog it is - it's just so emotional watching it