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*** march 2015 mummys to be ***
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Hey ladies,
Just back from the midwife and BP is down so that's good. Babys bum is sticking out my front right side now, so he's kind of sideways with him arms and legs on my left. She said it's working getting him to move so continue on all 4's etc.
I am 37+4 today but she measured me again at 36cm.... Should I be worried? I didn't ask questions but I'm seeing her every week. I was measured at 36cm last week xx
Just back from the midwife and BP is down so that's good. Babys bum is sticking out my front right side now, so he's kind of sideways with him arms and legs on my left. She said it's working getting him to move so continue on all 4's etc.
I am 37+4 today but she measured me again at 36cm.... Should I be worried? I didn't ask questions but I'm seeing her every week. I was measured at 36cm last week xx
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George asda have got a 20% off all baby & kids sale but it's only 48 hours & ends tomorrow. I've taken advantage & bought some 3-6 month stuff! Xxx
I've been measuring 34 weeks for the last 3 weeks, wouldn't worry Hun if she was concerned she would've said! It's not overly accurate, your bump will change shape/size as baby moves down into your pelvis xx
I've been measuring 34 weeks for the last 3 weeks, wouldn't worry Hun if she was concerned she would've said! It's not overly accurate, your bump will change shape/size as baby moves down into your pelvis xx
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Oh that's good Sarah! Sounds like he is not back to back anymore! Mine is a little bit in an angle too, but still far from perfect 
I measured 1 cm big on my last appointment, and my MW said it's nothing to worry about. I think +/- 1 cm is not considered a big deal, as it's all not that accurate. My MW said it depends on the baby's position, etc. Just make sure that she measures you again next week x
I measured 1 cm big on my last appointment, and my MW said it's nothing to worry about. I think +/- 1 cm is not considered a big deal, as it's all not that accurate. My MW said it depends on the baby's position, etc. Just make sure that she measures you again next week x
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Scan went well. Baby is measuring spot on the 50th centile for our dates. She put all the measurements into the system and it gave an estimated due date of 5th March which is when it's supposed to be so clearly bub is right on schedule!
She estimated his weight at around 7lb 5oz so another couple of weeks cooking and I reckon he'll be between 8 and 9 pounds. Hoping he's not any bigger lol.
At the beginning of the scan she was referring to him as 'baby' but then she kept referring to him as him. "His hands are in front of his face", "he's quite tucked up" etc. This was without us mentioning we already know he's a boy, so it's a good job we weren't hoping to keep it a surprise as she would have ruined it! They need to be very careful what they're saying don't they?
Might pop to asda and take advantage of the sale and get some 3-6 month stuff. Thanks for the tip!
She estimated his weight at around 7lb 5oz so another couple of weeks cooking and I reckon he'll be between 8 and 9 pounds. Hoping he's not any bigger lol.
At the beginning of the scan she was referring to him as 'baby' but then she kept referring to him as him. "His hands are in front of his face", "he's quite tucked up" etc. This was without us mentioning we already know he's a boy, so it's a good job we weren't hoping to keep it a surprise as she would have ruined it! They need to be very careful what they're saying don't they?
Might pop to asda and take advantage of the sale and get some 3-6 month stuff. Thanks for the tip!
Ladies...apologies if tmi. Buttttt
How do you know if your waters have gone?!
I just went to the loo and my knickers were noticeably wet. Didnt smell overly urine like. Have put a pad on and will check again.
Do i need to ring midwife or anything?!
Had a few little niggly pains but nothing to make me go ow etc.
Could just be in my head.
What do you think?!
How do you know if your waters have gone?!
I just went to the loo and my knickers were noticeably wet. Didnt smell overly urine like. Have put a pad on and will check again.
Do i need to ring midwife or anything?!
Had a few little niggly pains but nothing to make me go ow etc.
Could just be in my head.
What do you think?!
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Podpie, I think maybe they just have a habit of calling the baby him or her. I doubt the sonographer actually knew who you are having, as she would need to check his bits specifically. Do you think she did that?
Anyway, glad your scan went so well! Must be nice to know what size your lo is likely to be. I have no idea!
Anyway, glad your scan went so well! Must be nice to know what size your lo is likely to be. I have no idea!
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I've got a late MW appointment tonight.
After I spent the afternoon in the assessment unit last week, the doctor said I need to have a check up.
Still getting the white flashy lights. Mega heart palpitations, nausea and not being able to stand for longer than 2 mins without feeling dizzy/lightheaded. How can this be normal? I have felt pants since my hospital visit!
Xx
After I spent the afternoon in the assessment unit last week, the doctor said I need to have a check up.
Still getting the white flashy lights. Mega heart palpitations, nausea and not being able to stand for longer than 2 mins without feeling dizzy/lightheaded. How can this be normal? I have felt pants since my hospital visit!
Xx
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Oh GF I have the exact same thing and it's so sore too!
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Thank you I.love.
All was ok BP, pulse and wee. My MW is concerned though about the lights and my palpitations so she has booked me in to see her twice every week for the next 2 weeks until my section.
MW has told me if anything worsens to get down to the hospital again.
She looked at all my blood tests from last week and can't understand why I'm having this so I'm glad I'm being monitored closely.
Xx
All was ok BP, pulse and wee. My MW is concerned though about the lights and my palpitations so she has booked me in to see her twice every week for the next 2 weeks until my section.
MW has told me if anything worsens to get down to the hospital again.
She looked at all my blood tests from last week and can't understand why I'm having this so I'm glad I'm being monitored closely.
Xx
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Cakey it's not too much fun at all!! Feeling a bit pants but glad I'm being monitored closely!
I'm having my section on 9th March so 2 weeks on Monday eeek!!
GF I know what you mean, I am carrying quiet high I think. I saw this diagram which shows how high up your uterus goes when full term. It goes way up there right underneath your boobs! Think that must be why or at least may be a good reason!
Xx
I'm having my section on 9th March so 2 weeks on Monday eeek!!
GF I know what you mean, I am carrying quiet high I think. I saw this diagram which shows how high up your uterus goes when full term. It goes way up there right underneath your boobs! Think that must be why or at least may be a good reason!
Xx
