Birthclub: December 2024

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Husband support - just started new job

My husband just started his new job three weeks ago and will not be getting any paternity leave as I’m due in two weeks. He has been working 730am to 8pm and while I really want to support him, I’m getting more anxious now as baby will be popping anytime soon. He’s usually very tired and will just zone out after work. We had the initial plan that he will take no-pay leave during the first month. Seems like his boss had actually fought for him to get leave and has suggested that he use some of the prorated leave to take just two weeks, and can consider either work-from-office / work-from-home for the rest. I did initially agree with the idea but after seeing how it is the past two weeks…..I’m now worried. I do still hope that he will still be hands on and not just pass things to myself or our newly-hired (and yet to arrive) helper. Anyone has any suggestions how I can overcome these feelings of uncertainty and anxiety? :(

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Emotional about going to labour soon

I am going for induced labour this Thurs. The last few days I have been tearing when I think of my baby leaving my tummy soon. I can't wait to see her but I am going to miss her and her movements in my tummy so much. It has been a wonderful pregnancy journey with her. I think I'm going to miss pregnancy... 🥲

May you have a smooth delivery of your baby girl. 💖 I will be delivering in end Dec, and already feeling the same. Will miss the pregnancy so much and feeling her movements in my tummy all day. 🥹

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difficulties getting HL

hello mummies, anyone experiencing difficulties getting HL via private gynae? im 35 week preggy with backache pain but my gynae unable to give HL due to some audit reasons. anyone experiencing the same? isit hard to get HL nowadays?

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36 wks already but doc didnt mention any inducement needed, will baby come out when she wants?

First time mum #nervous

36 weeks actually still considered early...Gynaes won't suggest labour induction unless it's necessary. Sometimes the induction will still fail and you will have to go through C-section instead so just a heads up on this risk. Best to let your baby come out naturally

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Pooping at 33 weeks

Is it normal to poop alot at 33 weeks??? #First_Baby

ask your gynae?

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Telegram group for DEC 2024 EDD

Any links to telegram or whatsapp group for Dec 2024 EDD mummies? The telegram link given in a previous post doesnt work.

You can search this group in telegram

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Postnatal massage

Hi! My EDD is 6 Dec and hence I’m looking for postnatal massage recommendations. Tried to reach out to some but they either are not available, or only do breast massage. Looking for those that do massage at home / preferably ala carte/shorter package (in case it is not suitable….)? Anyone has any recs?

u can try babies bellies

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Today I'm 35 weeks got appointments for Gbs am scared any advice? first time mom!

Do you mean the swab test? I didn’t really feel anything during the swab. You’ll be ok ☺️

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Pelvic organ prolapse

Any mummies experience(d) pelvic organ prolapse? For me is like there is a lump/bulge at the opening of my vagina. Have yet to give birth and my gynae said it will go away after baby is out, but quite concerned that it wouldn't... Doesn't hurt if i don't bother it, but it's uncomfortable during intercourse. i guess i'm just looking for some reassurance that it will go back to normal after birth...

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Swimming Chlorine

Went swimming and accidentally drank some water in the pool.. :/

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