BD, thanks for the tip about the tummy control briefs post birth. I must get some of those! I had to buy a maternity bra last week because my boobs have gone up at least one cup size and all my bras have underwire which I've read is no good when you're PG. One of the mags I read said you get a maternity bra and then get fitted for a breastfeeding bra when you're about 7 months. So off I go to the shops and all the maternity bras are breastfeeding bras with the clips and everything! I feel like a cow already! Just call me "Daisy". The only bras in the shop I went in at least that had no underwire but were not maternty bras were like training bras with no support. Anyway, there was a great special on for some quality ones so I bought two

It's great to hear about everyone's experiences with feeding and sleeping twins. I will definitely be asking for advice when I get to that stage because I'm hoping to be able to BF both at the one time and get them into a routine as early as possible. I need my sleep; I go to bed at about 8.30 pm. (I can hear the chuckles already and the comments "You'll never sleep again"). But I am a pretty organised person and really want to get them into a routine for them and for me.

Azzrenae, love that your twins are sleeping from 7 pm to 7 am. How long did it take you to get them to that stage?

Can I also ask you ladies: I went to a Baby Expo last weekend and reuseable nappies are all the go. There must have been about 4 stalls that we saw and we only covered half the room befor getting too tired and leaving. Basically, the concept is you need about 24 for one child, maybe 40 for twins they recommend. Some have minky on outside; some hemp/bamboo and you put plastic type pants over the top. There are liners inside the nappy and basically if wet through (which I think would happen each time) you put it aside, get a new one and off you go. Cost varies but around the $1,000 mark, but these type of nappies can take you through from babies to toddlers apparently. I'm thinking disposables would cost more than that over the years? What are everyone's thoughts?

Lairdoz, it might be mean of me but I hope you are having twins so we can be on this journey together! If it helps, my Hcg level was 3163 at 4 weeks and 3 days; too hard to work out how many days PO as it was a FET for me. When I called the clinic I thought I was out because I had bleeding earlier and the receptionist told me otherwise and said "oh you're the lady with the really high levels"! One week later my level was 23,659. From then on because I had bleeding, I no longer had the BTs but many scans. Can't wait to hear whether you're having one or two ...