Hiya - just wondering whether anyone else has experienced this. I had my baby mid June and am not almost 10 weeks postpartum but still not had my period. Theres no way i could be pregnant as not had sex yet.
Don’t know if this is normal or okay or if I should be concerned.
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Are you breastfeeding? If yes this is normal, can take ~a year

I haven’t had a period and I’m 8.5 weeks PP! I made a post on this last week and a lot of ladies said it’s because I’m breastfeeding x
What are your gender predictions. Obviously I know it’s too early to be certain but just curious of what you all think

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I seem to have an unpopular opinion. or maybe I'm just biased because I experienced it.

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Hi everyone, I’m a first time mum and at my 32 week growth scan, the head was measuring about 35 weeks. The overall estimated fetal weight is on the 70th percentile and abdomen on 50th percentile. I can’t stop worrying about the big head size and thinking I won’t be able to give birth if it’s that big. Has anyone had any experience of this? Could it even out at my next growth scan?
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I feel like ive only felt my son move maybe two or three times today i know if i call triage then they’ll ask me to come in now but i literally have no one to have my daughter and it isnt like i can exactly take her there with me
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I had a baby in January last year, and had an elective cesarean (as he was measuring big and they didnt want me to go too far past my due date, and I decline induction as my body wasnt showing any signs of being ready for labour). My experience was very calm and my recovery was very good so it was really positive.
Fast forward to now, and Im pregnant with my second, due in November, when my eldest will be 22 months. My midwife is starting to talk to me about birth preferences. She said I can have either a cesarean again or vaginal delivery. There are currently no other factors at play to mean medically Id be better off with one or the other, so assuming everything continues to progress as it has so far, its up to me.
What was everyone's experience second time round? Im so torn on what to go for. Having another elective is appealing having a little one at home as it means I can have some control over the date a childcare.. but then Im also worried about having another cesarean and not being able to do as much with my eldest in the earlier days whilst Im recovering, and I'm conscious of trying to make the transition for him welcoming his new sister as smooth as I can.
Im very lucky to have a very supportive and handson husband who will be having 5-6 weeks off work, and plenty of family near by to help where needed.
What would you choose and why?

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I had a midwife appointment yesterday at 3:30 and I've been referred for a growth scan as the person was jumped 20th to 95th. I haven't had a call yet so I was just wondering how long they take to be booked in?
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