Thank you. I know it's just tiredness and frustration talking. These long days at home with just DD aren't helping much. She's being so good. Mum was coming around today with my niece so they could play together, DD got so excited. Then mum bailed. For the second time. She has hayfever and doesn't want me to catch it in case it's not hayfever. Poor DD.
Maybe something is in the air that I don't know. I'm getting messages and phone calls galore today - some from people who I haven't spoken to since I announced being pg, just saying they can't get me out of their minds. Weird.
Isn't it ironic, a few months back you'd have bet your house on the fact bub would be here by now, the waiting is CRAZY!
It's funny that its soooooooooooo close yet it seems sooooooooooooo far away (well that's how I feel anyway), I keep telling myself the mantra - I can't stay pregnant forever, I can't stay pregnant forever hahahahahahaha
Ahhh, going overdue is sooo hard. I went over with all 3.
If our 'Babies due in May grp' is anything to go by, all the mums who had a similar experience to you, ended up having pretty fast labours when bubs decided to eventually arrive, so your body must be doing most of the work in instalments!
Here's a list of some things that you can look forward to in the very, very near future:
*Meeting your bubby - of course! and announcing to everybody
*If you're a bath kinda person - being able to fit under the water again - tummy and all
*Being able to roll over in bed easily
*Ankles will be back!
*No more hanging around, waiting.
*No more food restrictions
*Lots of newborn snuggles
You're so close! Hope bubs comes soon
(my boys are fighting at the table, so don't have time to think of more nice things to look forward to)
All the best for a great birth
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