Fuschia

Cervix now shortening... and some pains Next check at lunchtime

bath melts in moulds with dried flowers bath bombs

i am in hospital abd missing it all, sob!

latest news from me is i was brought into kings by ambulance with horrid scary symptoms of high bp it has settled now but i am being induced.... 40+3 today and have had two lots of gel now but not much progress its just not time i suspect think of me currently trotting up and down stairs...

practice mgr is good and will sort it ps was rushed to hospital by ambulance earlier withhigh bp andrew being induced..iyou dont mind me barging in on our thread

ASk to sdpeak in person to the practice manager and explain your problem

the op said she was equally distant to get heber or gg on distance... that was what i queried as you can only have one 'closest community school'

Feeding him in the day won't reduce the milk in the evening By now your body produces it just when it's demanded

930 I believe In the residents hall, Bew Court Down the steps by the traffic lights on LL, or if you come in from the estate itself, the entrance is nr residents parking space no 100!

McE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Likely to get into either. Goose green and heber > are equally our closest schools Really? I don't think that can actually be the case under the council's policy, i would double check which is your closest community school, officially, as you will only have a decent chance at that community school.

you can also change library books it is a very nicr sessiin, gets busy (don't be late)

Did Kateland on here offer to share facepainting sklls?

Which are you most likely to get in to? St Johns you wll have more chance if you qualify under the church attending criteria, though some places just go on distance (once nonreligious siblings have been acommodated) GG will be "closest community school"

Is laid out with toys and books. After an hour or so everyone sits in a circle and there is some singing and stories with props

You can get fromage frais in puouches (Sains Kids range) and plastic tubes

My first child refused all but finger foods and was very fussy. If I were you, I'd try very very hard to show no emotion, offer a range of foods, ones you are making for yourself or easy things that are not hard work so you're not stressed. Try offering in a little handled cup, or a small sandwich box, or give her snacks in the buggy, fruit in the bath, sandwich in front of the tv, etc etc.. so she is a bit distracted and gets to try different techniques... mini fromage frais with a little plastic spoon, that sort of thing. Don't increase her milk above what she has now. Above all, I'd try to see hour role as offering the food, then get up and load the dishwasher (or just get on with eating your own) and show no interest in how much she swallows...

MM runs for 2h eavery morning but Weds, you need to book a regular slot though can then go other days if there's space. ?10 a day.

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The hill in the museum grounds (sledge down from the animal pens to the bottom) It's great and usually the museum cafe and loos are open for after

Let's do it...

Claire29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- , hope you > are getting some rest this week x Nope, MrF is nesting... let's just say I almost fell down a hole in the floorboards just now!

I have already spent more time in the labour ward with this one, by far (well over 24h!) than I did with the preceding 3 all added together!!!

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd love to say I will join you... however I'll be > about to land in NZ... where it's SUMMER! I'll > think of you all in the snow while I'm sipping my > chilled glass of chardonnay in the sunshine ;o) We know that in your heart of hearts, you will be deeply envious of us...

Hmph, I now might have hospital appt am anyway, but if the snow is later in the day that will work out fine!

Everyone was so kind when i was panicking about possible hospitalisation with a transverse baby, I guess an update is due! Baby wa sturned to head down by ECV and despite dour predictions he would flip back, follow up scans have showed him staying head down. We met with the hospital midwives (inc head of the postnatal ward who is confident it has improve dbeyond all recognition, for anyone worried) to agree a plan in case I did end up there.... but all seemed oin track for homebirth. Until Friday (just short of 39w) when I developed stomach pains, temperature and felt really ill... MW came and baby's heart was racing. Spent a few hours at the MAU and got admitted overnight to the labour ward for IV fluids and monitoring.... dx as some sort of virus.... same home Sat after agreeing to go back Sunday for more monitoring 9all fine!) and a final growth scan today (all fine!) so now we are back, as we were, waiting and hoping for a homebirth and no more complications... EDD is Sunday. I think it's the only homebirth ever amongst haematology patients (I had a DVT in pg no 1 and have a blood clotting disorder) but all the drs seems OK about it, or at least, they know better than to argue....!!