Oh indigo, congrats on your little boy! So sorry you didnt hear girl and glad you are feeling ok so far. Oh what it must be like to have a sensitive husband! I seriously think we should advise any new smoggers to sway using the boy method as the girl method really doesnt seem to work!
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March 20th, 2012, 03:58 PM #351
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March 20th, 2012, 04:26 PM #352
ladies, just wandering how much you all suffered with morning sickness? I havent had much and what i did have seems to be disappearing...much like it did with my boys. Have you expereinced the same as with your other pregnancies ? inglewood/kell has yours been much different considering you are carrying a different gender?
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March 20th, 2012, 04:44 PM #353Big Dreamer
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Congrats on your little man indigo! So glad to hear dh is being supportive, must be quite a relief for you. Hugs x
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March 20th, 2012, 04:50 PM #354Big Dreamer
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Deaks I'm dreading the puppies going
The couple who came tonight of course loved them and are having one of the boys, I've told oh I'm going to be a mess when they all go! But on another note 6 is hard work! When they are out which is alot now, they seem to take it in turns to either pee or poo in different areas of the room, you gotta be quick off the mark as well or you end up with pee paw prints over the flooring! Fun times! Lmao! We are keeping one of the puppies ourselves tho.
As for morning sickness, well I never had it with the boys just had back ache.
This time I was quite bad, it lasted until around 14 ish weeks but I really didn't want to pin hopes on differing pregnancies just because I knew the possibility of having another boy was very real even with my pregnancy being so different.DS1-9
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March 20th, 2012, 04:51 PM #355Dream Vet
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Just popped on as have had no laptop for a few days, Indigo, congratulations, sorry you didnt hear girl though, what is it with the majority of us smog wannabes?? Did you do IG sway? Im wondering now if I should have done the IG way, but guess Id always wonder if the opposite would work if it didnt this time.
Had a nice time with my boys today, beginning to accept boys is all I will have, maybe its because I have a very low opinion of all men in my family so I am sent boys to learn to love boy ways and help them become the best males they can.
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March 20th, 2012, 05:07 PM #356
Indigo ~ hugs Hun xx Congrats on your little man
I know you felt the baby was a boy but it doesn't always make it any easier. So pleased your hubby is there for you, as we all are too xx I use to look at mums with two boys and feel sorry for them.....now look at me....FOUR!!!! I suppose that's why I always think people feel sorry for me, but I do get lots of nice comments too, obviously along with the horrible ones but I just don't tolerate them anymore. I'm still in shock I will be a mum of four......I remember having a conversation with my friend when I was in my early twenties and before I had children that I would do gender selection if I had to as I was definitely having a daughter......if only I knew what I was saying!!!
I'm sure you wll enjoy DS3 just as we have.....my DS3 is a character and very loving, joy to haveLast edited by Babymad; March 20th, 2012 at 05:19 PM.
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March 20th, 2012, 05:11 PM #357
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March 20th, 2012, 05:17 PM #358
Yes, I've been buying bits, and the boys get excited when I show them what I've bought which is sweet. Still can't help looking at the girls clothes though....was looking on John Lewis' website and the summer dresses are beautiful, why I do it to myself I will never know! I am very girly and love feminine and girly things......so why four boys I will never know!
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March 20th, 2012, 05:56 PM #359
Babymad, I am the opposite, I have NEVER dared look at girls stuff. I put my head down in girls isles and I wont even let myself look at the girls stuff in the boden catalogue, I'm too scared of how it will make me feel! Just remember, a daughter wouldn't wear that stuff for long! That's what I tell myself anyway! Sorry pregnancy makes you suffer so much. I have to say, this is my easiest pregnancy so far. With both my boys I had mild nausea but I remember lots of food aversions and also smell aversions with ds2. With this one, nausea has also been mild but I haven't had any food/smell aversions, in fact I want to eat a lot! Not sure about finding out as i dont want to stop enjoying being pregnant. Plus my best friend is having her baby girl in may and I think I'd rather find out after that in any case. The house situation took a full turn. We had a great offer on our place, had an offer accepted on the farmhouse and then I realised how much I love where I live and I love being near everything with little ones. Plus ds1 starts school in sept and the village school near the house said for the first time ever they are oversubscribed and couldn't guarantee him a place. In the end there were more negatives to positives. It was a real learning process though so I'm glad we went through it!
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March 20th, 2012, 06:12 PM #360
Kell, I'm sure the puppies getting bigger and being a lot to handle must mean handing them over is somewhat easier. I remember just having one puppy to look after! Seriously I think babies are easier! But hose little faces....awwwwww! Will you keep a girl then? We chose a girl because boy airedales can be really big, mind you I think ours is bigger than most girls! But seriously, her dad was like a lion! Fun times indeed!
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