Hey all, need to take my baby to be weighed next Friday, I’ll be 3 weeks 5 days post csection, the walk would take me 45 mins each way and my husband is working, I feel physically recovered and fine already, can do all of the things they say to do before driving, has anyone driven before the 4-6 weeks and felt fine or am I best off waiting and walking to the weigh in?
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With my last section I started driving again at 4 weeks and this time I’ve already done a couple of short journeys at 2 weeks. If you feel comfortable driving do it!

Hi Megan, I gave birth 3 weeks ago and today I was driving for the first time
I asked the health visitor and they said if you feel confident and no pain it’s ok to drive . ( short drive is ok)

I drove 3 and a half weeks post section I just called the GP for them to approve :)

I believe they advise you not to drive for 6weeks because should anything happen, the standard car insurance doesn't cover you. It might be worth checking with your insurance company first before risking it, or alternatively changing the day baby is being weighed🥰

i started at 2 weeks post c-section. check with your insurance tho xx
Unmedicated VBAC with chunky 9lb7 and a half baby 😃
Don’t be pressured by growth scans, your body can birth big babies 💪🏽
My biggest piece of advice is tens machine, gas and air and birthing comb combined 😅 oh and so much trust in your body’s capability! X

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I’ve had reduced movement since yesterday, I went to the hospital on Thursday and they did the ctg and everything was normal, I went to my routine check up today and the midwife sent me back to the hospital as I still had reduced movement.
The put the ctg back on and everything showing fine and they have referred me for a scan but they aren’t sure when that will be. but silly me didn’t ask why I wasn’t feeling the movement. I was told at my 20 week scan that i have an anterior placement so I’m assuming it because of that and she’s just lied in a funny way . I’m 28 weeks today.
Can people share there experiences or thought please 🙏🏼
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Due to be induced on Sunday and I’m currently 41+3 today, nervous about being induced as I wanted natural with birthing pool. Please only positive experiences on being induced because everyone’s been fear mongering me about being induced🥲

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I’m currently 36 weeks pregnant. Over the last 3–4 days I’ve had a lot more thick, jelly-like mucus/cervical discharge than usual, coming away in quite large amounts. I’ve also been having cramps and a lot of pressure, loose stools (around 4 times today), and I’ve suddenly lost my appetite as nothing seems appealing. I’m sleeping very badly because I’m constantly waking up uncomfortable and I’m extremely tired and groggy.
My first baby,was small and born at 37 weeks. This baby has also consistently measured small. At my growth scan today, he was around the 5th percentile and weighed roughly 5-something lbs. They said he may just be constitutionally small as I’m small and Arabella was too. They did an extra blood-flow/Doppler check for reassurance and it was completely normal. I’m having another growth scan because he isn’t growing quite as much as they’d like. I’m wondering whether everything together could mean I’m likely to go into labour early again?
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9 months pp and I’m scared to get a bikini wax after having a c section
Has anyone got a wax after having one and how long did you wait?
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Hey all, need to take my baby to be weighed next Friday, I’ll be 3 weeks 5 days post csection, the walk would take me 45 mins each way and my husband is working, I feel physically recovered and fine already, can do all of the things they say to do before driving, has anyone driven before the 4-6 weeks and felt fine or am I best off waiting and walking to the weigh in?

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