boy but then i havent found that either as i  will eat anything going LOL.Good luck for you scan xx Hi All,  I find it so funny how it can be completely different each pregnancies but the same sex. I suppose it's mother nature keeping us guessing  It

I know that it's very acceptable for men to stay at home looking after children, and for the mothers to head off back to work as soon as possible. However, I'm just curious how often this happens, despite what I perceive as the "acceptability" of it

anxious about having another hideous night where I couldn't get Immie to latch on. I have ended up expressing using my manual pump so that I have a least an oz of milk encase she doesn't latch on, this has eased my mind a bit as I don't seem to get so

hi all i started this thread last year when i was pregnant and found great support now pregnant again would like to have some other overweight mummies to chat to please join me !i have no appetite at all and now only eating to ward off dizzyness it seems so unfair to be this siz...

and 21wks...then had a growth scan @ 31wks...as I felt like she was not growing right...so that put my mind @ ease!!xxxx Hey,Yeah i had my 20 week scan on monday there, baby is big. Cant believ ehow quickly they grow. Its scary. My scan pic on no the due

recently just mornings and I have a feeling I will start being sick soon. Babybrown- have they still not eased? Best thing to do is call your Docs so they can have a look. That's what I did and he was great. Littlemithi- hello! My MW does not see me until I

Hayter, and when I am a bit more with it I will add some photos of him so you can see my little star (he's gorgeous - but then a mother has to say that!). Right think I will get some sleep before he wakes up for his next feed, he seems to do that far too

is hard and so many questions like why me stick in your head, but hopefully you will go full term with this one and it will help ease the pain. You never forget, but sometimes these things are just meant to be.Best of luck and I hope you have a fantastic

'd for the first 12 weeks, struggling with PND and BF'ing from about 6 weeks.  I too began expressing to take some of the pressure of me and it eased a bit.  Unfortunately I was almost forced to stop when a sequence of 2 post uterine infections meant I had to take

and strengthen their cardio-respiratory functions awareness". They also say that there's evidence that the exercise can help with your baby's eating and sleeping patterns. Hope this puts your mind at ease! Hi MummyGoth and welcome to the forum! Good to see a new