Out of curiosity, have we turned babies forward facing in their push chairs yet? I’ve kept her facing me as I’d rather see her 😅 I assume it doesn’t matter either way? (7 months on the 8th)
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Still facing in too! Don't want to stop seeing his wee face when we are out walks yet 😂! (Also birthday twin here, born on the 8th Sept too 🥰)

My first was facing me until 2/3 we used have Littke conversations lol

I can’t wait to use my smaller pram I hate the huge travel system but I can’t bare to not have her facing me 😅🤣 this is my last baby so want to hold onto every stage for as long as possible 🤣
16 week scan, does this definitely look like a girl??
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Do you believe that you keep dreaming about a certain person for a reason ?

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Hi,
Might be a silly question but I'm a ftm and my baby is 4 weeks, me and my mum are going to a garden centre and want to take the baby, my question is, is that okay?
Did anyone else take their baby out at 4 weeks?
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I stupidly did the sneak peek gender test at 7 weeks before I even had my first ultrasound. It says I’m having a girl. I have two boys currently. I’ve had a miscarriage before and I’m so worried this ultrasound is going to show something that isn’t a viable pregnancy. I feel like I know in my core that everything is OK but I have that nervous feeling of the unknown as well. I’m 8 weeks today. Idk why I’m posting lol I’m just so nervous.

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Really happy to say my baby has arrived safely after an incredible home birth. I'm so pleased to have gotten my home birth with my second child. The difference post birth is truly magical.
My 5 year old daughter was there to witness her baby brother come in the world. I had a lovely hot bath in the evening and we all laid on the sofa for the remainder of the day and watched strictly before heading to bed.
The birth overall was fast at 6hrs 30 mins. Although at the time it felt long and very intense.
Happy to share any further details on my birth as I know how much birth stories helped me when I was planning my home birth as I was outside of guidance with risk of PPH.

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I don’t know whether triage would want to see me or whether they’d not be interested as I’m 40+2 weeks, and over the past three days, I’ve started to feel like my pelvis is ripping to shreds, it’s so sore, has a burning sensation sometimes and getting out of bed is painful, sitting on the toilet is painful. Unless I keep my legs closed it hurts. Sleeping is painful. Is this normal?
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