April/May/June 14 swayers...

[dreaminginblue]

MarriedMom I was sandwiched in a queue yesterday between 2 mums both with buggies with beautiful boys in! I feel surrounded tbh as the toddler group I go to is made of boys, bar DD2, and all just over a year old so I've seen them as wee babies. My GD is sky high. Most of my friends have g/b's or just boys now.

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[o18e]

I feel surrounded by my DG too ladies. Every girl that I have booked for a newborn sessions between now and the first week of July are all having baby girls. I pray for a little girl almost everyday. But if God doesn't have that plan for me I will just have to be satisfied snuggling and dressing up others little girls for a picture. Are you ladies doing the 2 meals or are you doing the 3 meals a day?

[hotdogz&boyz]

^^Strange how that works. I know nothing but boys being born around here between Feb-July. It's boy world where I live!

Welcome Spicy. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you get your sticky blue baby this go-round

Sign me on for "no thanks" to twins. I used to think they would be kinda cool. My second son was a twin, probably identical based on sac, but his twin passed between 7-9 weeks. We knew ahead of time that it was possible because the heartbeat wasn't as strong at our first sono and they said it could mean that twin took longer to start, was in a worse position for measuring, or was beginning to decline. So it wasn't a shock to see the baby was vanishing at the next ultrasound. Since that would have been 2 & 3, I think I would have been fine. But I can't imagine having twins for 4 & 5. I would worry about "petty" things too, like if I could co-sleep like I want to, if I could baby wear both equally, if I could manage Breastfeeding with both until a year. I just kinda think ill stick with one (haha...as if we get a choice!) Although, strangely enough, I have babysat an inordinate number of twins over the years. When I was looking for a position years ago and a family gave me a call to nanny, it didn't come as any surprise when they told me they had twin girls. It was a running joke at that point that twins found me. They were my 4th set. But I think it's pretty common for twin moms to want help. So not really telling on that psychic twin-front.

No headache today either! Yahoo...I'm on a roll. First chiro on Thursday.

I hope y'all aren't getting to stressed on the swaying front. I am totally behind, but I am feeling super-lazy about it all. I guess I need to firm things up and stop procrastinating. I'm awful for it. Call me Scarlett...

[dreaminginblue]

Gah the more I read, the more I realise my diet is girl friendly. Today it's my beloved Flora. I changed to normal as I though yep will be better.
WRONG!
Flora is a margarine which is a GIRL swaying food. Told hubby we're switching to real butter. No complaints. Bah. Totally stressing and not even in our proper sway yet. I'm going to be fun to live with come April

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[marriedmomof2]

o18e that's how last year was for me, everyone I knew was having a girl.
This year I only know one we work together, though we eat breakfast and lunch at work, I have a good idea as to what her diet was like, and the other women who had girls last year (sil, cousin, best friend, other co-worker ) it's the same.
Dreaming, you give me your pink dust and pink swaying habits and I'll give you my blue dust and blue swaying habits
Hotdogz, no headache, that's great!! I hope that your appointment goes well. Do twins run in yours or your dhs family?

[dreaminginblue]

Marriedmom deal x

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[Boysway]

I am also happy to hand over ALLLLLLLL of my baby girl dust to anyone and everyone happy to take it.

Dreamingblue, I'm also worried about every little detail This will definitely be our last baby. Fingers crossed we can be added to the successful sway list.

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[o18e]

I will take all of the pink dust Boysway.

[hotdogz&boyz]

Marriedmom: Both Dh and I have twins in our families. I don't think having twins in the fathers side makes a difference in twinning (but if it does....whoooo boy! Lol). Both my mom and dad have twins on their sides (his are on his moms side). I have several sets of twin cousins and a few sets of twin aunts. Twins are something I'm used to! Thankfully, we have been lucky, except one set, the pregnancies and births have been complication-free. So I'd hope if that came down, we would be as lucky!

[dreaminginblue]

Hotdogz - there are twins on both sides of ours - my mother was a twin (but they weren't aware so unfortunately she died after birth). She was pregnant with twins but m/c my brothers twin but went on to have twin girls who just turned 22 and one of my sisters fell pregnant with twins but m/c them. And DH Dad is a twin.
I'm not convinced twins run I'm families but rather their more common due to us adopting our parents habits including eating, so I wonder if that's more of a factor. Correct me if I'm wrong but seeing that I come from a family dominated but sisters & nieces, it makes sense when we all eat more or less the same low nutrient diets and none of us drive so walk everywhere. My only sister who does eat well and drive has not had any children so I don't know the outcome of her offspring.

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