August 2015

Hi ladies,

Sorry to barge in here, I have 2 spaces open on my June HypnoBirthing course in Pretoria, starting 3 June. If you are interested please email me at anina@beautifullyborn.co.za

Plus I read something about someone having pelvic pain, please go see a chiropractor, if you are in Pretoria, I can recommend a specific one. It really isn't necessary to have so much pain during pregnancy and a visit to the chiro can often fix it in one session.

Glad your sister has accepted your baby Daerhel, it makes a big difference to be able to share your joy with your family My brother hasn't yet accepted my husband, so I'm not quite sure how he'll respond once our mixed race baby is born. So far he's silent, though his fiance is really sweet and supportive.

I'm definitely going to the expo, just not sure if it'll be tomorrow or Saturday - dependent on workmen coming to our house and how long they take. Very very excited though. Hope DH doesn't get too bored too quickly!

Lol Kiara my boobs are behaving

Baby Bootcamp comes to Durban on the 13th of June. I think I'll go... I just don't feel like going out much nowadays.

StellaK, please don't day that! I couldn't stand the pelvic pain with the high lying baby, so I'm just imagining this time around...

I'm glad to know it's normal. I've been so worried that he might "fall out"...

Daerhel, I also struggled with conceiving. I remember a friend of mine telling me she's preggo and how she didn't want it and how she wasn't ready and I spent hours in my bathroom crying. It can be very hard... I'm glad she's come around though. It is after all a gift from God and her turn will surely come.

Kiara, i asked as i'm also in PTA East.
i am going to Wilgers hospital.

and yes its normal. where they lay in your whom is very different for each of us.
G was lying so low down that it constantly felt like he was just about to fall out. i mostly tried to walk with my legs very close together for just-in-case. this little rascal is a bit higher up, but also lying very low.

i have to warn you, low lying babies cause much more pelvic pain than high lying babies

Kiara, I dunno if it is normal, but think so... My little one usually kicks low, around belly button or lower, but then she is still lying sideways..
I have noticed that she moves around a bit, I've been able to tell the difference between feet kicking and hands. Sometimes her feet are on my left and sometimes on my right.
At least she's stopped hitting me in the stomach, so the heartburn has eased up a tiny bit! Yay!

I am glad my sister is talking to me again. She was quite upset over my pregnancy, as she's been TTC for nearly 3 years and still no result.
She has stage 3 endiometriosis and a blocked tube.
I'm just so happy she's finally accepting her new niece. I'm sure that God will give her a little one too when the time is right.

Aaah thanks Stella!
Silly I could have just googled it! lols!

Don't think I'll go to one... next one in Gauteng is end of August anyway... bit late for us I think.