Mini Monstro

[djfierce]

Originally Posted by mszee

We need Emma to tally up scores..LOL

lmao that'll teach you to try being funny zina

[angelica]

I reckon it's going to be a boy 8lb 6oz ... time seems to start to drag when you get so near the birth ... wo'nt be long though!

[mszee]

Baby keeps on growing...LOL...and it's either a boy or a girl!!!

[mszee]

Originally Posted by djfierce

lmao that'll teach you to try being funny zina

TRY to be funny??? I am gutted...LOL...

[MeatGrl1]

Congratulations to you and Anji,
Wish you all the luck and happiness in the world .

My guess;

Baby Girl weighing 9lb 7oz

[Pudding]

Originally Posted by Monstro

Midwife measured Anji last week, first words out of her mouth was " big baby". Consultant measured Anji this morning, first words out of his mouth "big baby"

That's gonna hurt, might even rip her a bit and it'll be all your fault Hope she doesn't need forceps or suction make sure she has lots of drugs

Good luck!

Boy 8lb 9oz is my guess.

Pud

[SW31]

well lets see - i'll go for a boy & 7lb 11oz


glad to know everything going well

[Monstro]

Originally Posted by Pudding

That's gonna hurt, might even rip her a bit and it'll be all your fault Hope she doesn't need forceps or suction make sure she has lots of drugs

Good luck!

Boy 8lb 9oz is my guess.

Pud

Thought the definite date would've given away the fact it's a caesarian, she'll have all the drugs she can handle lol

[Pudding]

Originally Posted by Monstro

Thought the definite date would've given away the fact it's a caesarian, she'll have all the drugs she can handle lol

Some people use a date as an indicator of due-date and not a date of caesarian and even then the date of caesarian might be changed if the midwife thinks it's for the better.

What some Mothers don't realise with a caesarian is that it's major abdominal surgery and they try and carry on with everyday life after birth when they should be taking it easy. Make sure she takes it easy, NO DRIVING or the stitches might pop and you could be up shit creek.

Pud

[Monstro]

All sorted already Pud, staying at inlaws for at least two weeks and I'm off work best part of a month

[mszee]

Did you miss a bit about her already having once 8 Lbs 13 oz baby???

(I am getting sympathy pains just posting this)

[Pudding]

Originally Posted by Monstro

All sorted already Pud, staying at inlaws for at least two weeks and I'm off work best part of a month

Good man. Someone we know was driving 2 days after a caesarian and the stitches popped and she had to stay in hospital for a couple of weeks after that. All my kids were vaginal deliveries and it made me glad of being a bloke - OUCH!!! (legs-crossed)

How much paternity leave in the UK are you entitled to?

Pud

[Monstro]

Two weeks paid, entitled to 4 more but they're unpaid, saved me holidays this year though and work are letting me work from home for a while

[Battybarb]

All the best to you both..i hope you are gonna be there Michael so Anji has someone to punch..lol..

My guess..a boy 8lb 12oz

[LucyK!]

I reckon a 9lb 7oz boy

You sorted a girl's name yet?!

[djfierce]

Originally Posted by Pudding

Some people use a date as an indicator of due-date and not a date of caesarian and even then the date of caesarian might be changed if the midwife thinks it's for the better.

What some Mothers don't realise with a caesarian is that it's major abdominal surgery and they try and carry on with everyday life after birth when they should be taking it easy. Make sure she takes it easy, NO DRIVING or the stitches might pop and you could be up shit creek.

Pud

It's ok pud, i know from last time what a caesarean can be like, had to have one with last baby cos she was too big for natural birth, this is why we're going straight to it this time, i was in labour for 27 hrs last time before they realised i needed a c-section, that and the other risks invloved with natural birth after c-section are too much to risk it.

Do feel a bit robbed of the birth experience though if i'm honest

[LucyK!]

Really? It's so interesting that people feel like that whereas I'm the exact opposite, could handle raising a baby but I'd rather eat my feet than "have" it

[djfierce]

lmao i used to be exactly like that Luce but it all changes when you actually go thru pregnancy and bring that littlun into the world...something just clicks inside you...kinda hard to explain really but only then do you find out what unconditional love is.
The trouble with c-section is not only the risks as pud says its a major surgery and there are lots of things that can ho wrong, the list of things i had to sign allowing them to do if it doesnt go according to plan is an eye opener lol, but the bigger thing for me with casey was i heard her cry, saw my partner go off with the midwife but it seemed forever before they stitched me back up and i got to see her face i guess that's where i feel robbed and also not being able to hold her/feed her properly for a while due to pain from the stitches.

btw i saw the way you looked at casey you're not so against kids as you make out i think

[LucyK!]

LMAO a person could be made of stone and Casey would still crack them, she's beautiful!!! We must send you the pic of her with her feet up and holding Chelle's mobile

I'm not dead against kids - worked with them for long enough - I'm just too selfish to have them!!! I couldn't cope being pregnant, the thought of giving birth makes me shudder...I think I think too much about everything I'd be giving up rather than gaining I'd be perfectly happy if someone made me a baby and gave me it, just don't want to "have" it

In saying that though *goes all serious for a minute* I'm saying that as a person who assumes that when/if the time comes I'll be able to do it all naturally and it'll be my choice, dunno how I'd feel if my "right" was taken away...

Let's just all get puppies

[AndyK]

Originally Posted by djfierce

Do feel a bit robbed of the birth experience though if i'm honest

By that do you mean you feel robbed of the potential 27 hours of swearing at Michael knowing he just has to accept every word with a lovoing smile?

[djfierce]

Originally Posted by Lucy!

LMAO a person could be made of stone and Casey would still crack them, she's beautiful!!! We must send you the pic of her with her feet up and holding Chelle's mobile



Let's just all get puppies

i can send you casey

feet up with a mobile phone lmao...now that makes me look like a good mum lol

[LucyK!]

lol yeah that didn't sound too brilliant did it! Will email the pic, it's gorgeous

[Cpl Mickey]

All the best to you both xx

Boy 8lb 2oz

[Hypnobabe]

Okay... I'm attempting to be scientific here...

Statistically, the older the father, the more chance there is of the baby being a boy, and second babies tend to be bigger than first babies... so my guess is: Boy, 9lb 2 oz... and I don't envy you carrying that weight around Anji! Luckily my two were both less than 8lb... just make sure you take the advice that's already been given with regard to taking it easy afterwards, let M spoil you!! Hugs xx

[Monstro]

Lets recap lol


Those in favour of the male of the species...

Geordieloaf - 7lb 3oz
Debs - 8lb 5oz
Flying Mouse - 7lb 11oz
Allrevvedup - 8lb
Betty - 8lb 4oz
FireFly - 9lb 4oz
Angelica - 8lb 6oz
Pudding - 8lb 9oz
SW31 - 7lb 11oz
Battybarb - 8lb 12oz
Smoggy - 9lb 7oz
Cpl Mickey - 8lb 2oz
Hypnowheresmebeerbabe - 9lb 2oz

Those in favour of a girl...

Sexyeyes jo - 7lb 8oz
RadioMaster - 7lb
Mszee - 8lb 3oz
AndrewG - 8lb
Samurai7 - 8lb 9oz
AndyanythingforadrinkK - 8lb 10oz
MeatGrl1 - 9lb 7oz


13 to 7 in favor of a boy