Due in June/July/August 2016

[netti02]

Fx for you yogi and all the best xxx

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[Boyzmommy]

I m so sorry yogi you are having to take so many meds. I hope u n baby r fine. My due date is 6/16. Hopefully we ll have our babies close together.
I had my obs appointment today n ahe said baby 's head seems down but she cant tell with surety as it could be bum instead of head🤔
Anyways i m worry free as what ever way c section or vbac i want little one to be healthy. I m on my 30 week now. Got an ultrasound to check placenta on 18 th April. And then afterwards weekly appointments.
Is it normal to be sore after my ob checked my stomach for baby position [emoji37]


Mom to two princes
Princess in belly

[yogi&booboo]

Thank you Boyzmommy! That would be a wonderful experience to have them close together💓 I would say yes to the soreness if your not used to anyone touching your belly in that manner. I think we are more sensitive to touch for sure. I got my TDap vaccine yesterday and my arm feels horrible too so I say yes on your discomfort. Hope you feel better. Maybe a little calming lotion and a gentle massage will help 😙

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[justhangingouthere]

Hi girls, this is my first post in this group although I have been keeping an eye on you all. I swayed pretty hard for pink (my sway is easy to find in my previous posts as I haven't posted much). I had my 20 week scan this week and baby boy number 3 is on the way. I held it together in the scan room but burst into tears when I left the hospital. And felt terribly guilty about it as we have another healthy gorgeous boy arriving in August, how can I be disappointed? But of course there is an underlying sadness of what will not be. Will I pick myself up and look forward to meeting my little man? Of course I will. Picking a name and making it all real is helping. From a quick look of the stats it seems that our due date group is not doing so well in making our desired gender. Out of 18 women who swayed pink, 10 got pink and 8 did not which makes for a success rate of 55%. Slightly more than just taking it all by chance. Of course we are a small sample group but it's interesting don't you think? It does make me wonder if I put a little too much faith in gender swaying. It seems that the larger population of swayers that have achieved a 70-75% success rate on this site would disagree though. Are those stats really true? How do we know? It was still worth giving it a go though, I LOVED being super skinny when on the diet and it was fun to have something to focus on. It just didn't work out for me. And clearly quite a few others. Hey Ho. I'm going to raise wonderful little boys into amazing men that the world will be proud of...

[netti02]

Justhangingouthere- i didn't sway hard so i wonder if i should even include myself in the statistics. I found it so difficult to stick to the diet and didn't do the cardio. I think that's why its boy no5 for me.

Its still getting me down but I'm trying to push myself along. Sometimes i can't believe i tried 5 times and got all boys but i know i am very blessed and lucky. I found this time i put my faith in a tarot reader aswell as my own intuition as i was for sure 'this time its a girl'.

It makes me wonder if i had stuck it out and applied myself would it be different?and the thing is i was so impatient to get pregnant right away not only as it was the quickest way to see if i was having a girl but dh was indecisive with his opinions.

If he agreed one more time im going into the sway 150%. I look back and realise how boy friendly i am and its no wonder 😃😃



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[Bluebooties]

Hi girls, this is my first post in this group although I have been keeping an eye on you all. I swayed pretty hard for pink (my sway is easy to find in my previous posts as I haven't posted much). I had my 20 week scan this week and baby boy number 3 is on the way. I held it together in the scan room but burst into tears when I left the hospital. And felt terribly guilty about it as we have another healthy gorgeous boy arriving in August, how can I be disappointed? But of course there is an underlying sadness of what will not be. Will I pick myself up and look forward to meeting my little man? Of course I will. Picking a name and making it all real is helping. From a quick look of the stats it seems that our due date group is not doing so well in making our desired gender. Out of 18 women who swayed pink, 10 got pink and 8 did not which makes for a success rate of 55%. Slightly more than just taking it all by chance. Of course we are a small sample group but it's interesting don't you think? It does make me wonder if I put a little too much faith in gender swaying. It seems that the larger population of swayers that have achieved a 70-75% success rate on this site would disagree though. Are those stats really true? How do we know? It was still worth giving it a go though, I LOVED being super skinny when on the diet and it was fun to have something to focus on. It just didn't work out for me. And clearly quite a few others. Hey Ho. I'm going to raise wonderful little boys into amazing men that the world will be proud of...

Sorry to hear u didnt get ur desired gender.
I am a sway failure too expecting DD3 in june and this was my first time swaying although looking back my girls were concieved under ideal girl sway conditions right to the T. So naturally i was quite disappointed when my boy sway didnt work.
When i looked at the stats i had a feeling that the majority of success ppl r ladies with 3+ kids. I have seen very few with a 2nd or 3rd child successful sway. And the natural fact is if u keep on trying u will get one DG in the mix so honestly i am not sure if swaying works or if its still nature that takes charge. I mean for example in 3rd world countries where women eat poorly (LE diet) they still have boys dont they ?
The only reason i went ahead with the sway is bcoz like i said after reading on this forum i realized my girls were perfect pink sways so that gave me hope.
I think its still fate and nature that determines what we concieve.
And please dont take me wrong i love this site and i have met a group of wonderful ppl here, i am just stating my views.

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[Bluebooties]

blue, hope baby gives you some relief from all that pressure.

And don't worry, spinning babies is not at all physical like an external version or anything scary like that!

yogi, I hope the med adjustments help you and you can keep that baby cooking <3.

I can't believe we're all getting so close!

I'm feeling more confident mine is head down now. A friend and I were talking last night and it hit me that um, wow, I'm going to have a baby in the next 5-7 weeks. I'm absolutely in denial. My goal for this birth is to breathe the baby out again to avoid tearing, and I'd really, really like to avoid BFing issues with this one. I'm pretty sure my last two have had lip ties and nursing was agony the first 10-14 days.

My OB says in the later weeks the baby will engage and then disengage periodically until 32 + weeks or till the head circumference is big enough to not be able to disengage.
The trouble is i am in my feet 24/7 and this makes the pressure and braxtons hicks soo bad. My DD2 i had same case and the irregular braxtons finally led to my water breaking and labor staring so i expecting a repeat this time too. I will be working till the last day unfortunately

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[justhangingouthere]

Completely agree. Chances are it perhaps didn't even work for those that got their desired gender either, who knows what actually goes on in there.
Interestingly though, if I had got what I wanted then I would have been shouting the praises of this website from the rooftops. But I actually would have had no proof that it worked and it wasn't just up to chance. None of us have any actual scientific proof that what we did (or didn't) made a difference. It's probably just as well or the world's population may be quite unbalanced. I'd like to think that as a human race we are designed better than that. There were never any guarantees and I accepted that. If it's super important to me to have a wee girl in the future (btw I find it really cringy that so much people call their girl babies 'princesses'. Let's raise some kick ass independent women here ladies) then I have the HT option in the future. It's unlikely however. Think I might just love and enjoy the ones I've got, my little XYs that won the race, the ones that were destined to be.

[Bluebooties]

Yes had it not been for the fact that the pink sway matched my lifestyle at the time of my girl conceptions i would not have swayed at all.
This was the last kid for me so thats that. HT was always an option but a) I cannot justify spending so much in getting my DG (that all it is my desire and need) when i can actually put that money towards my kids education. b) it somehow feels unnatural to me. As if nature didnot find me worthy of a son so i will get it out by force or something 😄

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[Bluebooties]

I had terrible GD for nearly 2 months. Now i am at peace. The desire hasnt and will never go away but its time to close this chapter and focus on the kids i already have. I owe it to them. They need me to concentrate on them and not on chasing a dream/wish that might never come true

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