hi..i just wondered if anyone else has had pain in the groin since birth. its really painfull when i put pressure on when im stood or if i twist my leg or just basically if i make any movement!! im wondering whether i might have done itgiving birth

hi everoneI was just wondering if anyone was in the same boat as me.Basically i would love to have three birth partners, my partner, my mom and my best friend.But i have been told that i can only have two, which im not happy about.So i opted for a

't care anymore!Sorry about bad typing, doing this one handed as baby attached to boob!  Good luck with your birth whatever happens just remember the important thing isd that you and baby are safe and well My birth plan was really just very very basic

the same as you, but had an epidural, and had a nice birth.so is it possible to have a water birth 2nd time round???? It's basically up to you what you do during birth, at the end of the day it's your body, the doctors/midwives can advise you but you have

Hey all. I just wanted to talk to others about thier birth plan, i done my first when i was only about 13/14weeks gone but now looking more into it because midwife thinks i will only last another 2weeks or so, so looking back on what i wrote

down to how you want it really, if you want to be left to your own devices you can be with little monitoring, its useful to write out a birthing plan to, so who holds the baby, cuts the cord, how many times do they check your progress, how long you stay

not what you want to hear but my son is 3years old now & I still get discomfort! (in the area where I had a tear during/after the birth)  However, it does get easier over time. It helps to stay relaxed & take ur time...my hubbie knows the score & we have

a little.  Good luck!Lisa HI I HAD MY 3RD BABY ON 30.12.07I HAD HEARD LOADS OF STORIES, BUT ALL I CAN SAY, I WENT INTO HOSPITAL AT 2.30AM AND HAD MY BABY BOY IN MY ARMS AT 4.58AM THAT MORNING.I HAVE TO SAY IT WAS THE "NICEST" BIRTH OF ALL THREE OF MY

lonely illness, as many women who didnt have a terrible time with their births cannot relate to it, leaving you to deal with it alone. i am trying to find some sites that offer support to women with it but had no luck so far.   If you feel  traumatised

hi everyone,my midwife recently told me that its good to have big feet as this should mean i have wider hips and therefore, hopefully an easier birth. i was just wondering if this is true or not. are there are mums out there who have big feet