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We do that too! Have half our presents on Swedish christmas after the ham and sil (from the tomte) and then santa comes for English christmas. It is fun to spread it out over a few days, there are always so many presents! I can't wait, I love christmas!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunset
Still feeling bad but definitely some improvement since the accupuncture. Got another session on Wednesday so hopefully that will keep me going over Christmas. Yes, have scan Friday, am starting to get nervous....I'm just praying we see a healthy bean.Quote:
Originally Posted by charlieispy
It is annoying she wouldn't take your word for it, at least you get your scan this year...probably seems like AGES away though, really hope you get to see a great nub (hopefully girlie....eeeekkk!)
Was at playgroup and saw some gorgeous baby girls, gosh the feeling of wanting one for myself is just soooo hard thinking it may never happen, but there is a little hope (at least for another few weeks). They are just too cute, I WANT ONE!!! (please :pray:)
OMG!!! congrats Littlemiss!!! how did i miss this fab news!! congratulations to you and your family :-))) x
Wow babymad, 16 weeks already!!!! When are you finding out the sex?!! the suspence is killing me i tell you!! haha.
Much love to you x x
Ah Indigo!!! you're pregnant too!!!!! Fantastic, big congrats to you too!!!Cant believe ive missed so much, im out of the loop lmao x x
Hi ladies :D My grandad has given us some money for Christmas and rather than spend it on yet more toys for the boys, I'm wondering about a short holiday in the Easter holidays (one of the Featherdown Farm holidays we were talking about recently!). I'll be 34 weeks pregnant though - would you do it? I've never had a baby early and it'll only be for 3 nights, just a couple of hours from home. I've looked through the catalogue and discounted any of the farms which have Spring lambing (not for pregnant women!). What do you think?
Just a quick "hi" getting ready for my nightout, but promise to read properly tomorrow!! Hate not even seeing how u guys all are!
had a rotten day with ds1 and this boy, dh having 'work' issues and my in-laws still huffy! Hope I can relax tonight :)
Catch up tom, night ladies.... xx
Inglewood have a great night, your outfit sounds lovley. Hope you can have some you time enjoy the festivities and relax!
Hello Petal!:)
Zanacal I would 100% say go for it even at 34 weeks. It really is a very chilled holiday, The only PITA was walking to the showers but if the weathers nice it shouldn't be as bad. I really enjoyed cooking on the log burner, and snuggling up by lantern and candle light in the evenings. The boys loved the farm and being able to run around in the huge field, our day trips. The beds are really comfy too and your boys will love the cupboard bed!
Thank you all so much for offering advice reassurance on my sway! It means so much thanks. Don't know what i'd do without you ladies.:)
Inglewood have a great time tonight!
Lavender, you and i are at simiar stages of our cycles...i find this bit so exciting!
Zanacal, i would def book one of those holidays...will be something to look forward to if the third tri is dragging a bit!
Finally got round to some wrapping!
zanacal i would go for it x sounds like a lovely idea x I was overdue during lamb season with ds2 and we took ds1 to a farm its ok as long as you dont touch them but understand not wanting to stay on a farm with them. Book it ;) it will be fun....i still cant believe i have booked a holiday for 6weeks after button is due all will be fine though :D