stay on them 2 more months so i was on a downer as she said next year i would have to look at ivf, then bang october i find out im pregnant.so it was an uphill,frustrating,emotional struggle all the way....but now im 10 weeks so worth it in the end. Hi

but most importantly, she has survived against all the odds!I felt compelled to post this message, partly for my own therapy but also as a reminder to other parents to be extra vigilant. Our daughter did not have the classic symptoms of meningitis i.e. a

and take as much R & R as possible. These babies are much more robust than you could ever imagine, they manange to survive all sorts and against the odds sometimes. I had bleeding about your stage last time.....we had a scan and all was fine.....Jessica has

while I had to stop doing it because it just upset me and I thought I was tempting providence against us.I haven't bought any baby stuff, because that would be too upsetting for me, and I don't think I'd buy anything until I was in the later stages of a

. Hi All,Katy - i had a similar view on motherhood when i had my first child 9 years ago Ryan , even though had had major surgery at birth he was the most contented, happy baby and like you, I couldn't see what all the fuss was about - I was also

like you're in an awkward situation with your mother. I had a similar experience with my sister when I was expecting my 1st child. My sister was constantly telling me what I should and shouldn't be doing through my pregnancy (she has no children of her

hey eveybody!i have found with my first i was turned off of all strong flavoured food, alchol, ciggerettes all made me gag! I just wanted cchocolate and ice creamand as a person i'm a normally have a more savory pallett! Wish it was fruit and veg

Hiya all, been having a terrible fortnight, this month was going okay to begin with we were getting used to James's GERD's and got other great family news, but then on 22nd (august) we suffered a family loss (not willing to talk about it yet

not the foodbut i dont want to be running up stairs all night reinserting the dummy, so do i try to get him to suck his thumb? Hi Morag, My eldest child Keir 14 had a dummy, Chloe 8 didn`t need one and was quite happy and my youngest Lucy is 13 weeks and we gave

I'm not looking for a right or wrong answer, I just want to know your views for or against giving Baby a dummy.  Do you avoid it at all costs, use one as an absolute last resort, give one sparingly or plug Baby in at the first squeak?Post your