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hey hon - not got OCD but had post natal depression from last time, and still on the tablets this time - have noticed the same - hormones seem to highten the 'little worries' etc.... but it'll be worth it!

thanks!!

not noticed...but made me chuckle (sorry!) :oops:

they're kind of important.. :D hope all goes ok X

sorry if there is already a thread on this - I couldn't see one.... Just thought we could share the cute/funny/cringeworthy things the little ones say.... For example roo has started asking fat people if they have a baby in their tummy like mummy.... I tend to run through town!!! :lol:

sounds like a show - call the midwife to be sure, but i'd say make sure your bags are packed and by the door :D

Roo slept in his own room from 10 weeks...he was fine. there is always new rules/guidelines to follow - when I was born mums were told to put babies to sleep on thier tummies due to SID... If you think your little one is happier in a room on their own then trust your instincts.

I was at my most hormonal during the x factor - and ended up sobbing weekly!! Its normal and you just have to laugh at yourself (afterwards, at the time you seem to think its the most rational reaction in the world!) The other one that gets me is books, I will sob my socks off at a good story...

Roo's always been good with his food - was always too hungry to mess around with it, but he HATES anything sticky or that gets on his hands, bless him, although it doesn't seem to stop him putting his hands through his hair and ending up with sticky hair gel!! oh and he always eats his toast...

Thank you - already asked work for 2 days at home, which they've said yes to -but only if its monday and friday which still means 3 consecutive days driving 65 miles each way :( but i'll try it a few weeks and see how we go. Sleeping is ok for me but then I have a tempur matress thing which...

well update for anyone that wants to know :) Ive not got SPD but actually got Sciatica (which is normally mis-diagnosed during pregancy and is just SPD) but in my case is definatly Sciatica. So now have to pad it for a week and if its no better (which its not) I have to go back :?

well in theory yes- the whole team has the ability to work at home whenever needed as we're all mobile anyway - but my boss is not the sort to let me work at home on a regular basis (he thinks he's being 'more than reasonable' about my midwife appointments....) so the only way is if the doc...

sad as it is - I'll be heading down to my local store to see what bargins I can pick up - they were always slightly over priced so maybe thats why. As for Mosaic - I would imagine the topshop group (arcadia??) will be looking into that one.

It can hurt if they catch the bottom of a rib or an organ. But most of the time its not painful!! The other one to watch out for is when he/she decides that she wants her foot sticking out your left side and you push it back in, that normally results in a painful kick back out!"

thank you. Just so frustrating - didn't have any of this with number one!!