Hi Ladies Congratulations,Just wanted to know, instead of going back to work after 9 months maturnity leave, I sort of decided to be a full time mum.. but how would you get paid for being a full time mum without signing back onto JSA which woul

hi everyone,i am a first time mum. im am 18 but i am happily married and have beem for a year now. we are both really excited. take care for now x xx Hi Samantha,That's really great news - congratulations!Have you just had your baby or are you

, and you will probably find there are loads more mums to be out there that are just your age.The cramps you are feeling i also had at the start, but like you its also my first time so its all very new.hope your pregnancy goes smoothly good luckclairexx Hi

I'm hoping this can now start a nice new chat after the awfulness of '1st time mum with twins' thread! Let's have no more of that hey girls! I'm Kerrie, I'm 25 and I'm pregnant with our 1st baby! My 1st scan is tomorrow afternoon so really excited

be really helpful and supportive,for lots of new mums to be.x hiya lindsay!im 23 from manchester, where r u from?im due on 17th december, my birthday...cant wait :)hope ur okay! x hi lyndsay,hope you're feeling better soon! im 32 weeks and really emjoying

.com  and bless your boyfriend he sounds like mine haha fussing all the time and is it your mums first granchild? if so she will def fuss over you

labour i had to be induced at 42+3 daysi was a young first time mum aswell 8 am  i was booked in and nicely told you are in early labour they gave me a pessary and said that would speed things along after spending 6 hours on a birthing ball not alot

that in your first pregnancy u are to see the midwife at least 10times?....8weeks - confirm pregnancy and get informations12weeks - booking in appointment & scan16weeks - Check on pregnancy, blood, have blood works done for AFP etc 20weeks - check on pregnancy

very helpful peice of information, i am lucky i can get some me time as have the best husband ever who lets me have me time!!

Very little research has been done about women’s first time experiences of the early weeks of pregnancy. The University of Plymouth is carrying out research looking at the experiences and support needs of women during this time. Are you:• Pregnant