Negative right?

Pretty sure this is negative but just wanna make sure, ill post another photo in the comments

Read more on Peanut

The views expressed in community are solely the opinions of participants, and do not reflect those of Peanut.

Learn more about our guidelines.
Add a comment
Avatar

Yeah I’d say negative x

Avatar

Yeah negative

Read more on Peanut

Trending

in our community

Baby no2 2 Under 2?!

Hi!
I’ve got a 4 nearly month old baby boy that we’ve had by IVF who we adore! I’m 39 this summer and I’m starting to think about whether I’d try for another. We have embryos frozen and I’m hopefully we could try naturally after having our son.
I’m worried to wait too long with my age, but also want to give myself time to recover and spend time with our boy. I’d love him to have a sibling for company, but also feel totally blessed with him and initially only planned to have one.
Just really wondering if anyone has similar experiences or who had 2 close together and what was it/is it like?
Would love to hear anything you think would be good to know or consider 🙏🏼

Avatar

4

Group B Strep- Antibiotics

If you tested positive for Group B Strep- would you have the IV antibiotics?

Avatar

4

Negative right?

Pretty sure this is negative but just wanna make sure, ill post another photo in the comments

Avatar

3

Failed transfer

So our first IVF cycle including a fresh embryo transfer has failed. We’re devastated and our hearts are completely shattered. Does anyone have any advice? Is there anything we can do differently next time?

Avatar

4

11

What do you tell your child when your parents aren't around?

My dad died when I was young and my mum and my stepdad badly abused me. I left the county at 17 and have only seen my mum once since. She didn't even try and meet up with my after I left. I had therapy in my 20s and I'm very happy in myself now with a good life but my 3 year old has started asking questions.

Avatar

10

i'm a young mum and it annoys me when older mums...

when they think its so easy to look after a baby and yet their situation is so much worse than yours 'financially, emotionally and physically', i'm a young mum (early 20's) but my baby was planned we were in a good place financially and i knew i would have full support from my partner whether its with housework or the baby whilst hes also working and i am a sahm. but a older family member is having a baby soon and when i explained that yes it would be hard and try to give advice and tell her she needs a village as her partner is not the helpful kind and is unemployed, she acts so ignorant i honestly do not wish her any harm and have never but i thought the advice would be appreciated coming from someone who has gone through pregnancy and postpartum however she acts completely unfazed, they have no money and live by borrowing money that they never return. I have never been rude nor arogant but simply gave advice and warnings and she just acted like i was the problem and had no idea and a sh*t mum. and that she would be the perfect mum.


JUST BECAUSE SHES OLDER DOESNT MAKE HER WISER!

Avatar

5

Read more on Peanut