OBEM

[Emmanana]

Who's watching???

would not fancy having mil there! was bad enough having my own mum.

ooh dear rather creepy granny.

sobbing now

Lets hope the baby doesn't inherit her head size-ouch!

oh poor dad sitting there on his own

'I need my mum to support me' ????? I wouldn't want my MIL staring up my fanjo...

just like mine! my mil was there for the birth of my dd

o god this is nailbiting

Did you see her trying to take the pregnant lady's hand while she was turning away to speak to her parter?

I get on very well with my MIL, but I'd draw the line at her being there when I give birth.

i'd trade mine for hers.

This consultant's voice and manner is rather doom-laden, don't you think?

I loved that on the wall we made a wish and you came true!

Awww little William!

It's horrible seeing babies with all those tubes and wires.

I'd rather a sober and collected consultant than overly cheery and chirpy - would grate on me at such a time.

I really hate the way that Glade voice-over woman smiles while she talks. Her voice makes me want to hurt her.

The cons is the demon headmaster.

I don't actually think there's a problem with the dh needing support. He's only human. If the wife has a problem with it, it's a different matter entirely but she hasn't said as much. I wouldn't mind having MIL there, she's a very good friend and utterly lovely.

Dee, will you be having your MIL> at the birth? (wink)

Feels awful sitting here guessing what happens. They are real babies.

I'm sure William was the name of the unwell triplet in the last series. I still wonder if he's ok. The program ended saying he's been transferred to a Childrens' Hospital.

I like the consultant- no point in half truths

all of them make it - little William came home last week

www.thisisdorset.net/news/8936930.Triplet_joy_on_TV_for_Bridport_mum/

No, only those present at conception, thanks very much!!!

I love the M&S advert song. 'If you're ever gonna kiss me, it had better be tonight . . . '

they shouldn't run adverts suggesting you can buy tiny friendly robots to an audience with pregnancy brain and concordant sense of attachment to anything cute