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LadyWayne and I are approx 6 weeks away from welcoming Bean into the world. LadyWayne finishes work today, we're picking up the cot, pram/travel thingy at the weekend.
Not long now!!
*parp*
Not long now!!
*parp*
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WOOT you must be getting really excited now.
* wonders if we are running a book on Bean's arrival as well*Vive Le Revolution!!!'Lets just stick it in, and see what happens?'
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Well, you'll need to be quick. LadyWayne was born 6 weeks early - as was her Mum I think!!Originally posted by BrideXIII View Post
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well lets hope LW hangs on a bit and gets through xmas
so anytime really, hope you have the bags packed ready.Vive Le Revolution!!!'Lets just stick it in, and see what happens?' Cigarette FREE since 07-01-09 Comment
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will you faint?aka
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exciting times HW make sure you know how to use the pram combi thingy they take some working out & watch your fingers!!!!The love of gardening is a seed once sown never dies ...Comment
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Erm, nope. Opting for a home birth at the moment (thanks to advice given by a fellow grape), but will need to pack a bag of essentials at some pointOriginally posted by BrideXIII View Postwell lets hope LW hangs on a bit and gets through xmas
so anytime really, hope you have the bags packed ready.
Probably not - I'll take plenty of water and some grub.Originally posted by piskieinboots View Post
Part of the selection criteria when we chose it. A) was it high enough, B) could I figure out how to collapse/open it without instructions within 30 seconds to a minute. If not, it was discounted.Originally posted by Hans Mum View PostA simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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Ooh, you guys must be sooooo excited. I expect it can't come soon enough for you both but 'specially Lady Wayne who must be wanting Bean to "get out and walk" if you see what I mean
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I was in the pub last night with some chums from college and one if the guys became a dad a couple of weeks ago and he was telling us all about it...it's so sweet to hear chaps talking about babies.
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Been watching the chart that you have showing the various stages hw.Brilliant!My nephews wife just gave birth 4 weeks early.Babys fine.tiny though,going through nappies like theres no tomorrow.Have you got plenty?
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Oh I'm so excited about you and LW planning a home birth! I'm evangelical about them! I really, really didn't want our little family to separated once the birth was over and Mr R to have to go home etc. and leave us in hospital.
I had a birth pool which was BRILLIANT and the whole thing (I know we were dead lucky) was looong but so amazing because we shared it on our own. The midwife came for the last two hours but other than that we diddled along by ourselves.
Plus you get to snuggle on the sofa with some Champagne, in your own living room, with your little one, within an hour or so of giving birth...
LW finished work on the same day as me, this time last year!
Massive hugs to you both! What a Christmas you're going to have! xI don't roll on ShabbosComment
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Don't forget a flannel for gently mopping LW's brow from time to time
.....I found it a wonderful thing to clamp me gnashers onto
6 weeks??? ...well then- that means 4-8 ya know????....will be here in the blink of an eye!
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We've been buying various bits and bobs for months now. One of the shelves in the wardrobe looks like a supermarket shelf full of nappies of various types/sizes. We're going to try all sorts (including re-usable) and see how we get on.Originally posted by JILLY JACKSON View PostBeen watching the chart that you have showing the various stages hw.Brilliant!My nephews wife just gave birth 4 weeks early.Babys fine.tiny though,going through nappies like theres no tomorrow.Have you got plenty?
It's starting to dawn on me that I know chuff all about changing nappies/ bathing/feeding etc etc.
I'll be cramming over the next week or so.A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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Well,considering how quick Christmas comes & is gone....you can almost discount 2 weeks!
My last day of work before having DD seemed to be where I 1st became a blubbering idiot!!...up until then,took everything in my stride....but a tap seemed to have broke on that day,& now the icklest thing starts me off!!(not sure I can still blame the hormones??)......It's a truly magical time you're about to enter....treasure every moment!xx
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I think Bean is going to have an awful lot of excited 'aunties and uncles'!
Strikes me you'll be a natural at baby care HW
I was feeling part of the scenery
I walked right out of the machinery
My heart going boom boom boom
"Hey" he said "Grab your things
I've come to take you home."Comment
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