!Anyway, looking to the positive, we'll see what the combination of the "FF" charting and sperm friendly lube can do this cycle.......naturally.How it going with you?xxx same old 37 weeks feeling like a balloon and to top it all my maternity trousers split right

things, I would (as always) say talk to your doctor/midwife about your worries- they should be able to point in the right direction so far as pregnancy diet goes. Eating little and often, in the form of fruit for snacks and brown bread with healthy

to tell him about it all long distance. I really do admire your resilience. Good on you. Hopefully the May Mums' Club can offer a bit of support in the meantime, at least we'll never tire of hearing about things pregnancy!Carolyn, you were absolutely right

the cascade of intervention that happened last time... I suppose I am angry... at the lack of support from my maternity care team throughout the pregnancy and birth and angry at myself for failing, as I had planned a non-intervention home birth but once I

Are there any childminders who can give me their opinions or anybody that uses a childminder?My maternity leave finishes in October and my manager is pushing me to say if I am going back to work as a part-time bank cashier so he can try and keep my

mean one comes) , tells me theres no way I need to push yet, gives me an internal and informs me I’m only 4/5 cms dilated. 5.30pm:  I feel utter panic that the baby is coming right now and I desperately need to push and am worried that my husband

only just made it to the hospital before making an appearance - 1 hr from start to finish literally. If the saying is right that they get quicker with every one I might have to do the home birth option as its a good 45 min drive to my local hospital

is a year in October. I thought I might be pregnant, just a hunch but as soon as I started getting dizziness I knew, that was my first symptom with Caitlin so I took a test and I was right. I also have sore boobs but I dont seem too need to wee as much

in London or if I'm just lucky. Either way I'm very grateful. I think generally it's just a case of trying at the right time, in the right state of mind and with the right conditions. It isn't always as easy to get pregnant as my old school teachers would

's appt then complain & tell them you insist on being watched etc. You've paid national insurance & you are entitled to the right care & attention especially during such an important stage.And finally, Im sure your hubby will cope fine with your little boy