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I had pains up until about 12 weeks and also had a bit of spotting at 7 weeks and everything turned out well. The midwife said it was very common and normal but that doesn't make it any less worrying when you are going through it. :hug:

I was wrong too! :doh:

I was told mine were dissolvable but they actually worked their way out instead. When Jessica was signed off by the midwife at 10 days I was a bit concerned as I had a length of thread dangling and the rest of it was still sewn into me! :shock: Apparently, this is quite normal too according to...

You get the best result if you start slowly and build up from about 32 weeks. I bought some tablets but kept forgetting them and eventually started at about 38 weeks. Jessica was 10 days late but as she turned back to back I had a forceps delivery so it was a fairly pointless exercise for me...

Kids will be fine in the back of a Zafira. My mum has one (well she has had several now as well as a few other people carriers as I am the eldest of 6 children). She has put Jack (the youngest at 11 months) in his baby seat in one of the back seats as it is easier when doing the school run for...

I had an episiotomy and like you the pain got worse a couple of days after rather than being horrendous to start with. I was walking around sore but okay the day I had her but on day 3 it hurt to stand let alone anything else. Lavender oil in the bath helped loads - before Jessica had to go...

Jessica isn't nosey but I think the let down shocks her as it really does pour out. She normally comes off choking and milk sprays everywhere (it has hit Neil when I have been feeding her in bed! :oops: ) and it hurts for a little while and then we both settle down and the rest of the feed was...

Jessica had this too - the dry lips aren't so bad now but she still gets a blister on her top lip every so often. The midwife said it was a milk blister and because she was feeding so well (by which she meant every hour!) For her dry lips they recommended vaseline but when we we went back into...

Not necessarily - Jessica's heart rate started to become a worry and they decided they needed to get her out there and then so they just got the scissors out - not time for any type of anaesthetic! :doh:

They keep them. They also keep your and the baby's postnatal notes when you are signed off by the midwife at around day 10. I was most upset when I discovered this! :oops:

My midwife filled mine in too - and they were green? :? As has been said it is the number of pregnancies - mine was 0+0.

According to the books FF babies are meant to get more/worse colic and wind but Jessica really suffers with wind and has only ever been breast fed so I personally think it's one of those things. My brothers and sisters were all breast fed and only two of them (there are 6 of us) had really bad...

Please could I have this one? :)

Just to add to my earlier comment, I had an episiotomy as I ended up having a forceps delivery. It was actually done without any anaesthetic but I can actually only remember the sound of the scissors rather than any pain. The obstetrician just wanted her out as quickly as possible as things...

I agree. I had a few small tears and grazes and I'm sure they hurt more when healing!

How much would postage be if I had items 8, 9, 10 and 12 please? :)

I've not tried any yet but this site looks pretty good: http://www.zany-zebra.com/free-cloth-di ... erns.shtml

I haven't voted as I can't remember the last 13 hous of it. Jessica was back to back so it was long and slow (I started dilating 6 days before she was born). The contractions before we went into hospital were painful - I was convinced I wouldn't get through each one when it was happening, but...

I'm such a prude I was so worried about giving birth. However, I must have knocked myself out with the gas and air as I couldn't work out how I'd got in a hospital gown when I became slightly more with it after Jessica was born. I asked Neil and he said the midwife had said I need to put the...

Jessica suffers with colic at night at the moment and it is very distressing (for both of us - Neil somehow sleeps through it! :? ) Infacol helps a bit and keeping her upright as much as possible; winding her over my shoulder or sat up on my lap or in her bouncer for a while when my arms begin...