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Im not sure how long it takes as i havent become one myself, but i assume straight away ? Maybe try messaging the site leader and find out x
21 Aug 2010 1:40 AM
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Gixerwife this is the exact methodcused by sleep experts. Their advice is to give babies milk downstairs before bed, then go to bed and sleep, if they wake up just silently pick them up and put them back in bed, dont communicate or make eye contact, and then leave the room. Repeat this as many times as necessary until they are asleep, it will be difficult fir a day or so but u will see results if ...
21 Aug 2010 12:41 AM
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Hi. You have a better chance of getting a guess from charliecats if you become a gold member. I just want to say i have a lot of respect for you as a surrogate i think it is a very selfless thing to do. i really hope you get your girl. All the best
21 Aug 2010 12:30 AM
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awww bless you i know these things can really hurt, but i can assure you its not a girl thing, my 19 month old son is such a daddys boy, if i go to pick him up from his afternoon nap, he will scream and kick as soon as he see's me asking for his daddy. sometimes when my husband disciplines him he will go to HIM for comfort rather than me! im like hellooooooo! im here too you know. i give him...
10 Aug 2010 12:39 PM
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I gave birth on friday evening at 8.35pm after an unbeleivably short labour, I was induced with drip literally one hour before she was born, she came out with 2 easy pushes, i didnt did not even know i was ready to give birth i went from 1cm to 10cm in a matter of 40 minutes. A slightly small 5lb 13oz but she is very healthy and doing wel.
04 Jul 2010 2:44 PM
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hi there, im 38 weeks plus 2 days with my 2nd baby and the docs have decided to induce tomorrow due to the baby not growing well. my first son was a natural birth only gas and air which was painful enough anyway,labour lasted 25 hours, and everyone is saying induction is more painful. is it likely to be a shorter birth than my first one? will it be a lot more painful? i know epidural is an o...
29 Jun 2010 1:54 AM
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thanks
24 Jun 2010 5:59 PM
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thanks, i dont mind guesses aswel if the nub isnt clear enough :)
24 Jun 2010 5:46 PM
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24 Jun 2010 5:17 PM
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when i was 12 or 13 weeks pregnant my placenta was on my left side, which according to the theory means girl, so i really got my hopes up based on this, and lo and behold I am carrying a girl, however, im not saying this to make you feel like crap because...... 2 weeks ago, at my...... 34 week examination, my placenta was on the right, which is supposed to mean boy, so please dont beat yours...
18 Jun 2010 11:53 PM
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my DH calls me darling, or lumpy, or fatty
17 Jun 2010 10:45 PM
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When I was pregnant with DS1 I didnt mind what I had but when I found out it was a boy, i rang my mum and told her and her reaction was 'awwww its ok, dont be upset, just think to yourself your having something i never had' (my mum had two girls) and i was thinking why the HELL would I be upset im so grateful to have a healthy baby and since its the first i do not mind about the sex, im happ...
17 Jun 2010 10:30 PM
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I had thispain a bit with DS1 but with this pregnancy, a girl, its started much sooner and it was a lot worse, but i dont know if its because of the short gap between pregnanciesor if its because of the progesterone levels..... either way i hope you get your girl
14 Jun 2010 1:47 PM
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[DD]
14 Jun 2010 1:37 PM
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Looks like a [DS] congratulations
14 Jun 2010 1:36 PM
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based on your symptoms i say boy ........ good luck and congratulations on your pregnancy
05 Jun 2010 12:07 AM
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hi hun have you tried babybond? they have clinics all over the uk... ilive in birmingham and i booked it the day before and went for my scan the very next day, it cost 79 pounds which was well worth it to put my mind at rest x
04 Jun 2010 4:10 PM
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hi there, i had an ectopic pregnancy with my first, so when i fellpreg second time, naturally i was very worried, and told the midwife so, she said that i would not be given an early scan unless there was a problem but she knew i was very worried so she suggested i fake some 'pains' and light spotting, and i got an early scan and all was well, but i know i would have driven myself crazy had ...
03 Jun 2010 1:01 AM
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congratulations on your BFP and just to let you know my oops baby is a girl xx
29 May 2010 11:21 PM
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im part of the old skool nick crew! rugrats and hey arnold were the best.
29 May 2010 12:38 AM
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im almost 34 weeks with a girl aswel and cannot wait for it all to be over now, the heartburn and sleepless nights are driving me mad, im not as scared of childbirth but i think my brain has built up a defense mechanism to make me forget the pain of chilbirth becuase i should be freaking out remembering that hell! i havent got round to packing my bag not done her cot up yet but she will assu...
26 May 2010 12:51 AM
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the tech cannot definitely say its a girl untill s/he has seen girl parts, ie a labia, the absence of boy parts does NOT in any way mean it is a girl, when i had my 20 week the scan the tech was looking around for AGES and the legs were wide open! i asked her what she was looking for and could she not see what the legs being open and all and she said to me 'just because i cant see a penis do...
26 May 2010 12:27 AM
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this is very interesting as with DS1 i had sore boobs and they went huge but with this preg which is a girl my boobs have not hurt one bit and have gone smaller, i was wondering about this myself....
22 May 2010 4:48 PM
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in some places it is protocol not to let the mother know the sex before the 19/20 week mark because there is more room for error, i had a scan at 15+5 and it would have been easy to tell the sex but my hospital has a policy of not telling before 19/20 weeks
20 May 2010 10:57 PM
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congratulations i can tell you are genuinely happy and therefore i am happy for you, a brother is the best gift you could give to your sonand enjoy the rest of your pregnancy xxxx
20 May 2010 10:52 PM
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