It's your house, love. If they don't like it they can go somewhere else while you're feeding.
Saying that, when my fil came to visit when she was 2 weeks old I went upstair because it may have taken quite a long time. By the time we went to visit him she was 5 weeks and I feed with my ... more >>

Nicholas sucks his left hand more and I always presumed that might be his tendancy... My eldest has always been right handed and my DD2 started out using both for everything its only now (she's nearly 4) that she writes mostly with her right hand, but I think she'll be able to multi task better ... more >>

I had a week off from work with my partner and we did the nursery at 24 weeks. Wanted to do it before i got too big and tired plus there was baby stuff all over the house making it a ... more >>

Hi, Just wanted to welcome you to the world of Bounty, sending you lots of and , hopefully you'll be moving to a DI forum soon
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It’s round the back of boots opposite bottalino’s hope 2 c u 2moro
u mite know my cousin then emma mann
have u got any name yet?
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I found that in my area too, I was going to bring it up at the booking in but the midwife suggested it before I got the chance. There's posters up about it everywhere too, when I saw the midwife this week and said I was unsure she was really encouraging. They seem to really be pushing for more ... more >>

The implant is what i was thinkin about.......................i got preggers wi ds 7 on the pill, the other 2 were planned then Alivia 2 weeks was conceived while using condoms, and had the coil but it came out and as ive got my hands full enough i was thinkin of something else and ... more >>

When planning your nursery it is important to remember that quite a bit of your time will be spent changing your baby. You can count on at least 8-10 diaper changes per day at first and during the first year well over 1500 changes! There are many options out there so it is important to sit down ... more >>

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Hello!
I had my daughter at Darlington Memorial back in 2006 and I thought that the midwives there were great! I had a really positive experience and felt like they were all really supportive and helpful - one midwife even stayed after her shift had finished because she wanted to see my baby ... more >>

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some one has poasted on my local freecycle asking for a nitendo ds and a lap top and some one was asking for a qunny buzz in the last few days do they realy think they are going to get these my ds wanted a nitendo ds for xmas and it cost me £100 why would you want to give one of them ... more >>

congratulations hun,what a lovely name too x ... more >>

ashton and parsons seem to help my little one you only give half a paket at a time but you can give every hour if ... more >>

Congrats to u too xx ... more >>

Preparation Know before you leave where you are most comfortable breastfeeding.Prepare a space in the car to breastfeed when stopped at a gas station, restaurant or rest stop.Pack the items you may need when nursing and store the items in an easily ... more >>

Amigos, amigos, amigos,
Im being nosey again, you would need to be einstein to work out these codes, the da vinci code was easier worked out, i bet when use women meet use have secret handshakes and use wink and squink and nobody understands what use are doing.
Question?
A dog has 3 or 4 ... more >>

While you’re pregnant, start gathering tips on daycare centers, home-based daycares, and nannies. In many cities, competition Is fierce for desirable daycare centers, so It's best to start researching early. Good places to look for leads: other ... more >>

I wouldnt start taking individual vitamins hun, Get a pregancy vitamin mix - pregecare or pro natal are best, i was trained in all that crap lol.
Make sure you ask your midwife if they are ok to take along side your prescribed iron tho.
Also you can get calcium from green leafy veg!
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I had high bp for the last month of my pregnancy,166/115!!my mid wife was really good when it 1st started she sent me to hospital to get checked,they sent me home on the condition that i rested and a mw came to see me every day untill i went in to labour,they knew i wanted a home birth and made ... more >>

Q I just found out I am pregnant this morning. I wonder if I can still vacuum the house and rollerblade while pregnant. A The standard rule is that you can do (almost) anything after you get pregnant that you did before you got pregnant. Vacuuming, though stenuous on your back, will not hurt the ... more >>

Can't offer you advice about your periods I'm afraid, have you done a test? You should go and see your GP if you are ... more >>

Im so sorry to hear about your loss, and fuming on your behalf!!!
My dd is 8 months and we are still bf. I have no intention of stopping until she is ready. Ive been quite lucky in that all the health professionals ive seen, including her paediatrician, have been very supportive, although they ... more >>

WOOHOO Welcome to DIF Hunni, Cant wait to chat over the next 8 months ... more >>

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