favoredgal:



It's normal. At this stage they poop after feeds

modath:
@Amjane,
Congrats, sweet birth story. You made it sound so easy, that annointing of ease will never depart your household.

Oluqueen:
Congrats AmJane, may God bless ur LO with all blessings.

I can't wait to give my own birth story o

proudmom38:
@amjane congratulations n God bless u,ur little angel n ur hubby.

mummy2be:
congrats dear

modath:


Its SUPPOSED to be safe but make sure to run ALL medications by your health care provider first. The journey is almost over, safe delivery, healthy baby and happy mama.

kaffy4bill:


Antimalaria is safe frm 14weeks but pls ensure u hv a malaria parasite test done b4 taking any drug.. all the best

vickilafab:

yes som people experience itching and it's normal. it's as a result of ur skin stretching as ur bump gets bigger. d doc & matron suggested robb & it worked for me. just get small quantity and rub all over ur tummy. woteva u do, DON'T scratch ur tummy to avoid stretchmark

lovinam:
Shea butterr to avoid stretchmarks

lovinam:
Shea butterr to avoid stretchmarks

meme5:

When I had same my doc didnt prescribe anytin. He only told me 2 b using dusting powder.

bossladyMo:
Hmmmm...so I was supposed to have given birth om the 6th (LMP), or on the 10th (Ultrasound)....but it was as if she decided to open up permanent residency inside me, lol. I climbed staircase, ate spicy food, kpekus kpekus, nipple stimulation, squats, lunges, belly rubbing...you name it!...yet nothing.

I had been having contraction like pains for over 2 weeks....not braxton hicks, but not labour contractions either........they were like labour contractions that were not regular and did not increase in pain level. It was annoying!!! My doctor said it was false labour, I just knew there was something else to it. So I googled and googled, and came up with a diagnosis (finally!)...PRODROMAL LABOUR. I felt relieved cos at least I figured out I wasn't the only one experiencing such. So I went on to look for a solution...I found one exercise like that on the spinning babies website, with lots of positive reviews..the exercise is called ABDOMINAL LIFT AND TUCK...it helps to reposition the baby's head well. So I did it on monday morning, and for the first time in over 2 weeks, I felt relief all day! No prodromal labour pains. But I still planned seeing the Gynae for a sweep on Tuesdaym

Fastforward to early hrs of Tuesday...

I woke up by past 4 to the first labour pain. They were 5mins apart...i was HAPPY!!! I didn't want to go to the hospital until I was far along, unlike during my first. I just felt so tense at the hospital during my first...even though the labour was relatively fast, I just wanted to be at home. So this time, I stayed back and the calmness really helped. I stood up by 5, decided to while away time buy washing the bathroom, changing bedsheet, doing some minor house chores to while away time. By 8am, the pains were getting real-er...by 9am I knew I was almost ready. I called my husband to start coming oooooo! I had to hold the urge to push. By the time I got to the hosp, infact the membrane sac was already poping out. I was taken straight to the delivery room. 3pushes, and my baby was out! No episiotomy, unlike my first...just a few bruising. 3.8kg, same with my first.