PH Parents of 2013
Discussion
MiniMan64 said:
This is the most awesome thing ever. This little fella has turned me into a right soppy git.
I had to do a supply run into town this morning and found myself thinking about buying a Lego kit for him. He's 2 days old.
I had to do a supply run into town this morning and found myself thinking about buying a Lego kit for him. He's 2 days old.
I'm working from home today. I do about 30 minutes, then want to go downstairs to spend time with the boy. Gah.
ArsE92 said:
MiniMan64 said:
This is the most awesome thing ever. This little fella has turned me into a right soppy git.
I had to do a supply run into town this morning and found myself thinking about buying a Lego kit for him. He's 2 days old.
I had to do a supply run into town this morning and found myself thinking about buying a Lego kit for him. He's 2 days old.
I'm working from home today. I do about 30 minutes, then want to go downstairs to spend time with the boy. Gah.
Productive.It's only going to get worse here, Dad texted to ask which Hornby set my 2 day old son would like....
Hub said:
Time is passing quickly now (for me anyway!) and it is becoming a reality. Just under 6 weeks until due date now, though we both just know it is going to end up a Christmas baby!
Snap!We are in the same boat with a due date of the 17th. He's our first so it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he popped out in a Santa Suit on the big day.
Good luck!
Is he/she moving around lots and have you felt any hiccups? We have for certain.
I forgot about this thread. My wife is now 8 days over due and has to arrange an appointment to be induced on Friday.
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Hub said:
Our due date is the 16th.
Yep loads of kicking, and hiccups - which are reportedly very annoying!
My wife is one of the world's best sleepers so it doesn't seem to have affected her much yet in that regard, though heartburn is a problem.
My wife is crippled with heartburn, almost to the point of being sick. She has never suffered from it before so it's a big shock to her. Far and away the worst pregnancy 'symptom' in her eyes. Yep loads of kicking, and hiccups - which are reportedly very annoying!
My wife is one of the world's best sleepers so it doesn't seem to have affected her much yet in that regard, though heartburn is a problem.
Edited by marksx on Tuesday 5th November 13:10
ALawson said:
Also waiting until Jack has had his jabs, he loves the bath and tries to turn his head and swallow water all the time.
Yeah, our 17-week old son loves the bath and keeps trying to drink the water! That's between little fits where he clamps his mouth shut and splashes around so much that we get soaked. Brilliant.MiniMan64 said:
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I really want to take Harry swimming but apparently we're supposed to wait until he's had jabs? He's not a huge fan of bath time at the moment (5 weeks old) though so I'm not sure how well a whole pool of water will go down!!!
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