On the subject of sickness etc... I have a very very wriggly baby. Every time I eat, she starts kicking even more and it's making me nauseous for about 10-15 mins after. Anyone else's baby a menace?
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Thanks everyone for the tips 
looks like I’m gonna spend my Saturday night walking around my house and bending over the ball 
looks like I’m gonna spend my Saturday night walking around my house and bending over the ball 
Yeah, feels like he’s Irish dancing most of the time. It’s wonderful but weird.
Yep, mine never stops, god help me when she’s here because I swear she doesn’t sleep already, she’s constantly on the move! Makes me feel so sick too, like constantly being on a boat or a rollercoaster with my stomach turning over and over
Same! I actually had my husband Google if they can move too much. First thing in the morning, he has to be quiet bc if she hears his voice she'll start going and sometimes it's nice to wake up without being punted in the bladder 🥹 I love it and obviously much prefer it to the idea of a less wriggly baby but sometimes, just sometimes, it'd be nice to eat and for her to not do a spin cycle afterward
Ladies I almost committed murder this morning, my darling husband who usually isn't as much of an idiot had a moment of insanity this morning and said I complain a lot about being tired. When I mean i almost murdered him right there and then. What causes them to be so stupid 
hopefully he will make it through the night
hopefully he will make it through the nightMine wakes up when my alarm goes off in the morning, basically if I’m awake she’s awake so if I wake up in the night it seems to wake her, then the alarm will wake her as well
I think I said on an earlier post, with my first we failed the monitoring for reduced movement because she moved so much on the monitor her heart rate didn’t increase and decrease enough so they had to have us come back to redo it, but don’t think it’s a bad thing, just relentless isn’t it!
Mine doesn’t seem to move loads just when I’m sitting or lying down I think when I’m too busy in work I just doesn’t notice it, I’m hoping that means it’s going to be a lazy baby 
This may be a bit personal but anyone else's husband/partner not want to cut the cord if the opportunity is presented to them? He's said no, I don't really mind (his body, his choice etc) but I just thought it was the norm. I don't want him to regret not doing it, either.
I've finally seen the baby kick from outside my tummy! Such a special and cool feeling 
still yet to catch it on video though - baby stops as soon as I start recording 
still yet to catch it on video though - baby stops as soon as I start recording I've caught mine a few times but not for a week or so, same as yours she stops as soon as I start recording! Sixth senseI've finally seen the baby kick from outside my tummy! Such a special and cool feeling
Yes mine doesn’t, he said the idea makes him feel queasy
my midwife said he might change his mind on the day.I mean I'm picking my battles really, he's so involved (talks to her, buys her clothes without prompting, does all the bonding stuff, organised and attends every appointment & looking forward to NCT stuff) but I just thought it'd be a nice moment! Mine is queasy too, to be fair. Just glad he's not the only oneYes mine doesn’t, he said the idea makes him feel queasy
Mine decided in advance he didn't want to and stuck with that decision on the day! No regrets
I think my husband's exact words when my son was born were h*ll no
Mind you, when I was asked if I wanted to see the placenta, my answer was pretty much the same so I'm not judging 
My husband wasn’t bothered about it either but he did cut it on the day. Tbh it’s not that big a deal, a bigger thing will have just happened at that point and I can see why he might just want to soak that up
Yeah, I get it completely. Generally speaking I'm not a sentimental person and hadn't even considered having kids before him, but once we started talking about TTC I always pictured him cutting the cord. As you say though, there's something way more important to soak up.
I think my husband's exact words when my son was born were h*ll no
I asked my husband to take photos of my placenta as I couldn't see it while getting checked over! I love these sort of things! And luckily he wasn't squirmish about it either !I get what you mean-I was the same I was very surprised when he told me he didn’t really want to and I felt a little put out but also a bit relieved in case he did it wrong lol. I just asked him if he remembers cutting the cord and his response was “I cut the cord?”
Mine said no too
I’m sure he will change his mind on the day but if not I’m sure my mum would do it!- Status