Never had one but I lovvvvvvvveeeee Cybex styling. That’s the pram envy brand for me.Well I must be absolutely neurotic cuz I’m 9+2 and already picking my pram and travel set
side note: Cybex priam or icandy peach 7??
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Thanks ladies! I went to mamas and papas and was sold on the cybex. If just felt a lot easier to use, sturdier and I didn’t like the icandy as much as I thought I would. They tried to sell me on the e-priam but I don’t know if I’d use the electric function as much
I had a feeling, kept checking the thread for your name
congratulationsWell, I’m officially 40 weeks today - my due date. Had a sweep at my apt yesterday (holy moly that was an experience) crossing my fingers little one makes an appearance the weekend but who knows 
Am I being dramatic hear or has anybody else experienced pain under their bump? I'm only 19weeks so it's not pain because the bump is big, it's like maybe nerve pain. Can't really describes be it. But feel like I can't lift my leg up to say, out my socks on. Or when I sit on the sofa, bringing my legs up and cosy comfy its unfortanke, I am practically picking my legs up.
Any advice would be great, I am assuming my belly is just stretching and the nerves are getting agitated, I don't know.
Any advice would be great, I am assuming my belly is just stretching and the nerves are getting agitated, I don't know.
Sounds like pelvic girdle pain? NHS has a page on it and there are exercises you can do. Midwife can also refer to physio but I believe there are long wait lists in most trusts.
mine only resolved a bit when baby moved position and is now head down as opposed to lying straight across pressing on me
Thank you so much! I have just googled it and the diagram shows exactly where I am getting the pains. Will speak to my midwife about it. Appreciated, thank youSounds like pelvic girdle pain? NHS has a page on it and there are exercises you can do. Midwife can also refer to physio but I believe there are long wait lists in most trusts.
mine only resolved a bit when baby moved position and is now head down as opposed to lying straight across pressing on me
I second PGP- I didn’t realise what it was for ages! Your midwife will be able to refer you to physio
There are some good PGP relief videos on YouTube as well!Thank you so much! I have just googled it and the diagram shows exactly where I am getting the pains. Will speak to my midwife about it. Appreciated, thank you
Thank you, I had no idea what it was, I've never felt anything like it and I'm only 19weeksI second PGP- I didn’t realise what it was for ages! Your midwife will be able to refer you to physio
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Thank you, I will have a look at those. I've been reading about some exercises to do as well, anything that might help because jesus I feel crippled.
I’ve currently got a cold and I’m in absolute agony with my sinuses, it’s so miserable that you can’t take anything other than paracetamol when you’re pregnant 
I feel your pain! When I had covid back in August all I could have was paracetamol and it barely did anything. Try your head over a hot, steaming bowl of water.I’ve currently got a cold and I’m in absolute agony with my sinuses, it’s so miserable that you can’t take anything other than paracetamol when you’re pregnant
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Anyone else expecting a girl and been on the receiving end of some unhinged comments from people?
Coworker: “Now instead of one willy to worry about, you’ve got to worry about everyone else’s willy.”
He was quite taken aback when I said she might be a les or asexual.
MIL: “I hope it’s a boy so he carries on your dad’s legacy” to Mr Rosey.
Her existence carries on his name regardless!
MIL: “You should make Jones her middle name so she’ll always have that name”…
… so she wants the baby to be called Babyrosey Jones Jones…
duck off.How are we all soothing back pain? I’ll be 27 weeks tomorrow, have done 4 13 hour shifts this week and I’m absolutely paying for it now 
Hello I'm new here!! Just 30 weeks on Thursday, it's feeling so real now! I need to start on washing all the bags of clothes we've been kindly gifted, does anyone have detergent recommendations? I've read even sensitive ones aren't best so I'm a bit confused! Thank you 
im sure lots of people will differ in opinion to me but at an antenatal class they said there is not a recommendation for a particular detergent or type it’s whatever you would prefer. Personally I can only use Persil products as I have extremely sensitive skin to everything so that’s what I’m using on baby’s things also!Hello I'm new here!! Just 30 weeks on Thursday, it's feeling so real now! I need to start on washing all the bags of clothes we've been kindly gifted, does anyone have detergent recommendations? I've read even sensitive ones aren't best so I'm a bit confused! Thank you
We use fairy pre baby, so sticking with that as it’s sensitive anyway. And can buy it in bulk so I’m not flapping about running outHello I'm new here!! Just 30 weeks on Thursday, it's feeling so real now! I need to start on washing all the bags of clothes we've been kindly gifted, does anyone have detergent recommendations? I've read even sensitive ones aren't best so I'm a bit confused! Thank you
Just pick one and stick to it unless they react. It’s a bit of a marketing tactic all this ‘kind to baby skin’ stuff unless you have a particularly sensitive baby.Hello I'm new here!! Just 30 weeks on Thursday, it's feeling so real now! I need to start on washing all the bags of clothes we've been kindly gifted, does anyone have detergent recommendations? I've read even sensitive ones aren't best so I'm a bit confused! Thank you
Bio is better at getting out biological stains such as poop, sick, wee etc I’d just avoid strong fragrance as that’s the biggest sensitiser.
CongratulationsBaby boy is here! Born on 19 November weighing 7lbs 8ozs.
He has a very full head of hair and is my husband’s twin
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