Posting a day early since we're hosting Thanksgiving tomorrow and I know I'll be busy!
Use this board to share your fears and ask any questions that you have!
Weekly Theme: Baby Proofing - What are some essentials you need around the house to make it as same as possible for when baby becomes more mobile?
Re: Weekly Panic Thread 11/23
panic thread - I keep reading articles/seeing on social media pros and cons of epidurals, pitocin, etc. I feel so unprepared with the classes I’ve taken!
My panic: Friday my son ran a fever. The next day it was gone but he has had heavy congestion and low appetite. I figured it was just a little virus but I found it a girl in his class has the flu. You guys. I cannot get the flu the week I'm having this baby 😰. He's day 6 and so far, no symptoms on my end. 🤞🤞🤞
Also got our Christmas all put out and up. That's a big weight off my chest. Our first month of formula arrived 👏👏 got it all organized. I have a mountain of laundry to fold and put away and I would like to get the house straightened up before we go to the hospital next week. Ugh. So much to do!
Past Treatment: Clomid + Metformin x 3 BFN
Letrozole 5 mg + Trigger shot + IUI = BFP!
Beta confirmed 8/22
EDD 5/1/17
Rolling would be the next step. One thing I anecdotally discovered the importance of muscle memory during the first few months. You will be on autopilot. One thing I did was immediately get into the habit of always having a hand on my baby during diaper changes. Newborns aren't rolling anywhere if you turn around to get a new pack of diapers but that changes quickly. Establishing the muscle memory of always having a hand on them (for example if you bend down to get something out of a drawer) will "baby proof" the changing experience later, if that makes sense.
When it comes to baby gates, make sure you get something you can open with one hand, as you will not want to be juggling a crying baby covered in *enter body fluid here* while climbing over something or needing two hands!
DS#2 due 25 April 2019