I had no idea about this! I used to sterilise my pump parts once a day...every day’s a school day!You don’t need to sterilise breastmilk bottles or pumps...breast milk is sterile it’s only powder you need to sterilise for.
Surely the queen of breastfeeding should know this
As someone else said - they’re all supposed Slimming World consultants/members but don’t mention the syns...
Have a little read up on feminism.
Same! I didnt have a section but 3rd degree tear and that's the reason I didnt go out. No other reason. But everytime I stood up, felt like everything was going to burst out My first was almost the same, except she came out after 4.5 hours of pushing. I did the first 14 m hours at home as had hoped to have a homebirth and got ambulances to hospital, too late for any pain relief other than gas and air. Didn’t reialise she was back to back until I was 2 hours into pushing, in agony and nothing was happening (I suspect the midwife knew but waited to see how we got on) Episiotomy recovery was worse than the birth and that was awful as it was. Lavender baths help. I had my second 5 months ago so rest assured things get better and you will be mental enough to do it again should you wish to! Talk talk talk to people close to you though - I found it emotionally very tough as found the whole experience very traumatic.
Is it bullying when you are taking about someone in a forum rather than directly to a person?
Completely agree!I've noticed she always says she's lost her lunch to Vesper, and Vespers sitting there with 2 plates of food... is it just me that tells my kids they've got their own?
If I've got something different and they want to try it, I will let them, but I don't let them take my whole plate and eat off both so I sit there with nothing.
Kind of realising why maybe Vesper will listen to Jim and not her.
She appears to let Vesper get away with everything.
What if he fails to thrive and becomes severely masnourished? She hasn't thought this through
I didn't die, was a fucking good startI dare say to a point, an induction is unnecessary especially if baby's life is at risk, they have no idea how your body will take to an induction it could take days, putting the baby and mam at further risk, so in my view if it was a true emergency they would recommend an immediate c section
Don’t feel bad at all! It is your body and your choice, the doctors are there to give their professional opinion, they obviously air on the side of caution as everyone wants the same outcome of healthy baby and healthy mam, but at the end of the day as long as you have done your research and are aware of the risks and are fine with extra monitoring when you do go post dates, it’s completely fine to go over!
She still looks 30
Don’t give her ideas!
I think that’s because she sees it now as nothing more than a job. Especially since she’s lost weight or barely gained weight throughout her pregnancy without following SW. what does that say about the plan?!
Yes I saw that one, I have a study that shows the risk of still birth being no greater after 42 weeks than it is at 37 weeks, but I said exactly this thing in my first post, it’s hard to find much evidence due to the fact no one would put pregnant women at risk unnecessarily. I still find it strange how the nhs states term is 42 weeks yet push for an induction at 40 weeks.
I'm certain they're lyingMy husband is nearly 43 and looks younger than him!! I can't believe their ages!!!
can’t cope!! I’m going in for a nosy.