Part 8: Due December 2017, Jan, Feb and March 2018

[AshFind]

Sky no it has wheels on it so you pull it out for bed time. It's bigger than a regular trundle and shorter than a traditional bunk.
Lola she seems fine she has no power and there are quite a few trees down but she had everything boarded up and food cooked a freezers cleaned out. I think she's mostly worried about her husband who works for the city


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[AshFind]

Thanks blue I'm trying to look at it as a blessing we've gotten it this soon. We usually only get it once a year and since we will all be getting flu shots hopefully this will mean we will all be somewhat healthy when baby arrives


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[Mum of four monkeys]

Pbn- I would love to join the fb group thanks. Please send me the details and I will join.
Blood work came back normal for liver function...so frustrating but doc isn't happy and is sending me fir more tests and an emergency ultrasound to see exactly where baby is sitting (hopefully no where near my gallbladder)

Kat - congratulations on your girl. I'm sure she will be gorgeous and bring you much joy. I love your attitude towards your disappointment. It's hard but your absolutely right god chooses for us and knows best. Xx

Lola- happy belated birthday!!🎉🎉🎉
I hope you had an amazing day and were spoilt rotten by your gorgeous family?
I hope the hurricane/tornado scare is over for you now? Xxx

Ash- I hope your feeling better now?

Sorry I've been so crap with updating regularly...you lovely ladies are always in my mind xxx

[Mum of four monkeys]

Has anyone had a c section in a previous pregnancy? If so how did you find the pain and recovery time?

I'm 28 weeks and seriously onsidering having one. my main reason is so the birth can be planned and hubby can be present and arranging childcare would be easier than a spontaneous delivery which never usually lasts long with me. If I do go for vaginal it's highly likely hubby won't be there as he will be home with the kids as him mum flys home the month before.
The only problem is I've never had to have one before due to medical reasons. The twins were delivered naturally in the end and I'm concerned it maybe A step too far if I don't really need one plus I've heard so many mixed reviews for example. You can't lift anything for three months after, I won't be able to move for the first week at all and someone will have to pass me the baby, breast feeding is excruciating after a c section!!! So confused. Also the other issue is I've never even had a baby past 37 weeks, they have all been early and I know it's planned for 38 weeks so may not even be an option.

What are your thoughts ladies? Any advice or previous experience you lovely ladies could give would be great xx

[Bluebooties]

Cant u have a planned vaginal birth mum of four ?
I am planning on asking my OB for an elective induction on my upcoming visit for same reasons plus most importantly the need for time off work. I am trying not to go into maternity leave.

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[Mum of four monkeys]

Cant u have a planned vaginal birth mum of four ?
I am planning on asking my OB for an elective induction on my upcoming visit for same reasons plus most importantly the need for time off work. I am trying not to go into maternity leave.

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Not as such not without having an induction which they wouldn't do unless I was late.
Would just be spontaneous vaginal delivery, elective c section, home birth or induction if baby decided to be lazy 😜

[AshFind]

Mofm if your in the us a lot of places now won't schedule until 39 weeks unless medically needed. I'd say a planned induction may be better but if you have spontaneous before 37 they're unlikely to schedule that either.
Afm hubby is down the man flu has officially hit the house [emoji23]. I'm sure I won't be laughing about this in a few days! Maybe it'll go through us quicker than I expected


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[kat1234]

Mum of four - I've had 2 csections and they were not bad. I disagree with lifting, hurting with breast feeding, etc. BUT, I would not have one unless medically necessary especially if you have good/easy vag births!! I have a friend that opted for a csection after a very difficult vag birth but it was only because another vag birth might have caused problems pooping for life [emoji85] That makes me so sad for you to think hubby might not be there, but I really can't recommend a csection over vag again unless you have bad vag experience. Could a sitter not keep kiddos?? Or let them be present during the birth [emoji15]I would seriously consider that if it meant DH be there.


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[Pbn3]

Hi ladies had a quick read but have to run! Will respond tonight xxoo Got to get kids ready and I work today

MOFM and mommaxo3 I will pm you my fb profile and you also 4blue2pink just in case you're interested Send me a friend request so I can add you to the group then I'll remove you from my friends list

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[Mum of four monkeys]

Ash- I'm in the uk and options are somewhat limited in regards to induction.

Kat -thank you for all the info..I did initially think home birth but that meant potentially the kids being part of it until the childcare provider was able to pick them up.
Friends and family are somewhat unreliable as they just seem to operate on completely different timescale to me e.g. Be there in 20 mins...2hours later...where are you?!!!😂

Pbn will send it now x