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I started off really high but he has now dropped so I am now looking more like I did with my girls lol. Although, from the start I have been much bigger and it is confirmed by scan that this baby is measuring a month ahead. We know out dates are spot on from early hcg tests so he is a big bub!Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkin2011
Oh really!!! So will they let you go the extra month?? Were your girls very big?
I took a guess, fivebabies!
Well for now they are keeping an eye on the placenta is it is low lying. If by 34 weeks it has not shifted away they may do a csection as early as 35 weeks. Because my history with the girls I have gone in to labour naturally at 36/37 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkin2011
If placenta shifts, I have no idea how early he will come lol. My girls were 7pds but that was really good for their gestation! If they made it to 40 weeks prob would have been closer to 8 pounds. The drs used to tell me, because of my tiny frame and after the birth of my first (she was a big baby 9pds) my body learnt not to go to 40 weeks again LOL. But if he is measuring 4 weeks early already does this mean he will come even earlier?
Noone can know for sure though hey! Knowing this pregnancy and how opposite it has been so far to the girls, I will probably go over due and have a 10pd baby HAHAHAHA
I am so tired of sleeping on my side!! I hate it and I still have half my pregnancy left! My hips hurt by morning. Anyone else having this problem?
Hobbers, I stuff a V shaped pillow half under my legs and so it kind of sits under my tummy that was I can lay on my side but tilted a little toward my tummy and the pillow cushions the pressure for me.
Let's hope he doesn't get that big!Quote:
Originally Posted by TTC5
I hope not lol!
Ha ha or you may go to 40 weeks and he could be 6 or 7 pound!!!!
I hate sleeping on my side too, Hobber! My hips keep getting sore, and I always end up on my back several times in the night before I wake myself up and turn back over. I find I can get slightly comfortable with the bottom leg straight and the top leg bent out at an angle with a pillow underneath, so it's almost like I'm on my stomach except I'm not. The only problem is this takes tons of space, and dh and I have only a Queen bed that always seems to have at least one of our 3 kids in it for much of the night, so I rarely have enough room to spread out that way.