Don't wanna side with smuggy but in my trust you can have pethidine during a home birth but it has to be prescribed and correctly stored before going into labour. So the midwives won't bring it with them you have to already have it at home.
Phoebe Court #12 Same tit, different name, all the content is still so lame
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duck’s sake, I’m gonna wake everyone up with my snorting laughing. You win Tattle with this
As someone who had a low risk pregnancy and low risk labour until the last 20 mins, where if I didn’t have medical intervention - things could have ended up very differently (we are all fine and have a wonderful 5 year old!) - I urge anyone to please not pay attention to her posts. Yes she might have researched - but medical professionals are medical professionals for a reason - and the risk they talk about is measured against facts - not just on how you may be ‘in the zone’ during labour. Very misinformative posts from Feebs!
Christ, maybe we know what’s happened to Jimbo now?! He wasn’t rustling up a banquet fast enough so she topped himView attachment 722750
I’m a lurker mainly so don’t know if this page has been discussed before on here...
I was 3lbs into the obese range and it still went against me for the criteria for a birth centre birth, as did the fact i’d just turned 36 (which made me old
)In the end a consultant agreed that I could use the birth centre but if I’d just rocked up without their approval they would have whisked me off to the labour ward.
Being 108 year old, I thought they would have insisted on hospital.
Is this Jim secretly moving out
£150 for an Ikea wardrobe that needs extra fixing?! Is she having a laugh?
£150 for an Ikea wardrobe that needs extra fixing?! Is she having a laugh?
I came to comment on the wardrobeIs this Jim secretly moving out
£150 for an Ikea wardrobe that needs extra fixing?! Is she having a laugh?
needs extra "Fixing together as it's been put up and down a lot" yet wants £150 for itThis thing she’s got set up for coriander…..a few pots and pans on a tray
I thought the exact same! £150?! That’s ridiculous for a second hand wardrobe especially one that’s been put up and down so now needs extra fixings.Is this Jim secretly moving out
£150 for an Ikea wardrobe that needs extra fixing?! Is she having a laugh?
a question I ask myself frequently when looking at Micks face
Also, imagine you’re trying to clear up and have a good sort out and this ball bag keeps stopping to film and upload to Instagram!
Oh and bloody how out of breath is she
She should be giving it away! Honestly, I'm embarrassed for the cheeky, old tudor.I came to comment on the wardrobe
She spoiled us with that face scrunching/blinking Boomerang!!
Yet another ad where she can’t keep her eyes open 
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Why is she advertising Tesco stationery, Vesper doesn’t need any so seems like a pointless ad.
Hahaha just saw this on Instagram… straight over to tattle to see the reactionYet another ad where she can’t keep her eyes open
It’s absolutely horrendous!!!! Surely you would watch that back before actually posting it and realise you look bleeping stupidYet another ad where she can’t keep her eyes open
Sharpies… for a 4 year old…. Am I missing something?! As a non parent I wouldn’t dream of giving sharpies to a child below 10
I think she’s sensitive to the light and that’s why her eyes are always closed.
You have to remember lads she grew up when candle light was the norm
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