Anyone else trying for a 2014 baby?

Hi Juno
I'm not postive for this cycle, don't think we BD'd at the right time.
The TWW is not really affecting me this cycle as I know it didn't happen.

Good luck for your TWW - fxfxfx that your get a sticky bean and you won't need to go on to Clomid.

xx

Aarrgh this 2WW is killing me! CD20 of a 24 day cycle (average of last 3 months). I usually get very painful boobs after O and just prior AF but so far nothing - not that that means too much..where is everybody else?

Thank you Ladies! She appreciates the advise Think Moomie will have a new member soon!

Hi Ladies

Hope you are all well?

Gain-a-baby - when I was pregnant with my LO I bought a size and cup size bigger (I was a 36C and I bought a 38D)

I agree with Nicoletter re the underwired bra - It was very uncomfortable for me. I have googled and came up with this answer but I will still not wear it
"Wearing an underwire bra while you're pregnant shouldn't cause a health problem for you or your baby. But you'll probably find your old underwire bras too constrictive and uncomfortable as you gain weight and your ribcage expands to accommodate your growing uterus.

The concern about wearing an underwire bra during pregnancy stems from the idea that the wire could inhibit blood flow and hamper milk production, which begins well before your baby arrives. But this fear is largely unfounded – in order for your milk production to be affected you would need to be wearing a very tight bra for a long period of time. And there's no real evidence that underwire bras and lactation problems are linked.

That said, many women opt for wire-free bras by the second or third trimester. As your midsection grows, it will begin to rub up against the bottom of the underwire. In fact, many women who plan on breastfeeding switch to wire-free nursing bras at the tail end of their pregnancy, both to prepare for nursing their baby and to provide more room for their expanding breasts.

The bottom line: If your underwire bra is uncomfortable, don't wear it. If it's not, you're fine and not at any risk for bra-related lactation issues."

Hey Gain-A-Baby - if she's in CT she should go to Storm in A-G Cup. There is a branch in Durbanville and I think Claremont - www.storminagcup.co.za/ . They will be able to give her advice and help her find the right bra. What I can say is she should definitely not be wearing an underwired bra - it can cause damage by pressing against the developing milk duct system and can affect breast feeding.

Goodluck Carmen-capi33!

I have a question on behlaf of a colleague who is now 23 weeks pregnant, perhaps you ladies may have some answers. She's struggling with the "right size" maternity bra. Pre-preg she was 38C, she has recently purchased a 38DD (underwire) but this has become to small as well.

Any advice?

AFM: No AF yet...no positive tests either.

Hi all

Jay, congrats again.

Juno good luck with the Clomid. Will be hectic, Wellington, Stellenbosch and Milnerton.
But matbe some consults will be over the weekend.
FXFX for cycle anyway.

AFM - O was cd13 according to FF. We only bd'd cd11. Hope the swimmers survived

Sticky baby dust.