Congratulations... wishing all other July mama safe delivery

customised87:
BA! BA! BA

Our princess is here! Glory to God. She was delivered through Emergency CS after my water broke because she was lying breech. #EveryMemberOfTheFamilyDoingWell# BS later

#TeamJuly# Safe Delivery to everyone

Congratulations, Celebrations and Jubilations to all mamas dropping it fast fast. May God make you and the baby stronger, healthier and happier.

I say:
Baarakallaahu laka fil-mawhoobi laka, wa shakartal-waahiba , wa balagha 'ashuddahu, wa ruziqta birrahu.

May Allah bless you with His gift to you , and may you (the new parent) give thanks, may the child reach the maturity of years , and may you be granted its righteousness .

peggygee:
Awwww.....tnks for the rapid response momas, God bless u all. My mind is at rest now.

Easy pisey delivery to team July....

I am counting down already to August already. Team August hope say my name still dey una list? Cox porting is sure for me oooo. Its already a prayer point, and I've given my lo an ultimatum.

Peggygee the only moma on nairaland in two teams....

#teamseptember trusting God to port to August

eigmaticme:


my dear you are not the only one porting o.

i know august is sure for me seeing as i am early september.

i cant wait.

scan at 29 weeks was 1.55.

i am sure it is about 1.8 by now

July do quick and be going naa... Why is july staying this long. Abeg, park comot for road oooo , make August see road.

We are willing to welcome any mama coming to August (either from July or September) alot of vancant seat here.


Greetings to all pushing mamas from #TeamAugust

#TEAMAUGUSTFORSUPERNATURALDELIVERY
#Teamaugustfornoloss
#teamaugustforsexybumpstilldelivery

Mzleemah:
Let me rant jare

Went for antenatal today, doctor measured my tummy and said it measuring 30wks instead of 34weeks i have to do scan to confirm everything is okay but he told me to wait till the week of my nxt antenatal (2 weeks time) , i am just praying everything goes well.
As if that is not enough went to lagos to baby shop, the rain just decided not to stop. It was such an hectic day but i am happy that i have done 90% of my shopping


End of rant

No worries, Insha Allah, all is normal and fine . there will be no problems.
I also intended going to lagos for shopping after ante natal today but decided to stay back because of the rain. Sorry for the stress.

#TeamAgust roll call for the Month of JULY (NEIGHBOURING MONTH)

ToyosiR---------Team XX EDD: August 11
ebony13---------Team x? EDD: August 20 Hope you've added more weight now and how far with the help?
ify15-----------Team xy EDD: August 4 Finally, we are in a neighbouring month. No worries. August in almost here.Hope you followed the doctors prescription of protein and vegetable
Dazzle86--------Team XX EDD: August 23 Active mama, really love your activeness. Hope the baby is also active by kicking harder...
Ifylicious------Team x? EDD: August?? Madam , I beg come and say Hi to us. Hope you are fine.We want to hear from you.
Mzbee-----------Team x? EDD: August 03 Your sit is still vacant, Abi, Any how , we are waiting for your BA in few weeks.
Yasmeena--------Team x? August 01/02 Sweetheart, how is our baby, Hope kicks aint too much.
Mzleemah -------Team XY EDD: August 23 Fasting don end, Hope you are eating well now. Keep enjoying the waddling ministry.
airforcewife----Team XY EDD: August 18 Twinny, Are we prepared
Trendytessy-----Team x? EDD: August 10 #TeamSurpriseBaby. Please, be ready. Our neighbours are willing to welcome you.
xeexee1---------Team x? EDD: August 18 Strong madam,You most be used to the kicking now.
Kimlad----------Team x? EDD: August 10 How is bumping ? Hope you are enjoying the growing belly
bookholla--------Team x?EDD: August 19 Thank God you are through with the shopping. Dont worry, baby will come at the right time.
dasugar----------Team x?EDD: August 15/22- Sorry for the waist pain, you aint alone. Just manage and round up the shopping asap. God is your strength.
Mandex11---------Team x?EDD: August 17. Have you travelled?


how are we all doing I hope we are enjoying this last trimester and accepting each days as it comes. I pray God will see us through and ease it for us.
I think we should be rounding up the bag packing now... The lord is our strength. We are almost there.
Some of our Mama's will be dropping this month. May God see us through.


Lets read up this to note the signs of labour.
How can I tell when I'm going to go into labor?

There's no way to predict exactly when labor will start. And even when you notice early signs of labor, your baby's birth could still be days or weeks away.

Your body actually starts preparing for labor as much as a month before you give birth, so you may begin to notice new symptoms as your due date approaches.

Here are some early signs of labor:

Your baby "drops." If this is your first pregnancy, you may feel what's known as "lightening" a few weeks before labor starts, meaning the baby now rests lower in your pelvis. You might feel less pressure just below your ribcage, making it easier to catch your breath.
You have more Braxton Hicks contractions. More frequent and intense Braxton Hicks contractions can signal prelabor, which is when your cervix starts to thin and widen, and sets the stage for true labor. (See below.) Some women experience menstrual-like cramps during this time.
Your cervix starts to change. In the days and weeks before delivery, changes in the connective tissue of your cervix make it soften and eventually thin and widen, or dilate. (If you've given birth before, your cervix is more likely to dilate a centimeter or two before labor starts, but keep in mind that even being 40 weeks pregnant with your first baby and 1 centimeter dilated is no guarantee that labor is imminent.) When you're at or near your due date, your doctor or midwife may do a vaginal exam during your prenatal visit to see whether your cervix has started to change.
You pass your mucus plug or notice "bloody show." If your cervix begins to efface significantly or dilate as you get close to labor, you may pass your mucus plug – the small amount of thickened mucus that has sealed off your cervical canal for the last nine months. The plug may come out in a lump all at one time or as an increased amount of vaginal discharge over the course of several days. The mucus may be tinged with brown, pink, or red blood, which is why it's called "bloody show." (Having sex or a vaginal exam can also disturb your mucus plug and result in some blood-tinged discharge, even when labor isn't necessarily starting any time soon.)

Signs that labor is imminent, if not already under way, include:

Your contractions become increasingly intense. Unlike Braxton-Hicks contractions, labor contractions grow stronger, longer, and more frequent as they cause your cervix to dilate.
Your water breaks. When the fluid-filled amniotic sac surrounding your baby ruptures, fluid leaks from your vagina. And whether it comes out in a large gush or a small trickle, this is a signal that it's time to call your doctor or midwife.
Most women start having regular contractions before their water breaks, but in some cases, the water breaks first. When this happens, labor usually follows soon after.

ToyosiR:
Hi oga Mikky.

Please, how can i get this laptop?

How much go land ham here

thanks
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Please respond sir or do you have its equivalence?

Please help...
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Hi oga Mikky.

Please, how can i get this laptop?

How much go land ham here

thanks
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/sys/6168524310.html

bookholla:

Hello Cappo,
Greetings to u too,for me I never pack bag o but av gotten my stuffs apart from the bag to put dem in. And for porting,I seriously pray to offload by 37weeks even if it's going to b 31 July. ..I am getting really impatient to have my love. .
May God make it easy on us all.

Sweetie, no worry. If you no buy bag, we go park am inside anything. but try buy am jaare.
About porting, its allowed our neighbors are kind and friendly. they will gladly welcome you.

xeexee1:
Hello my august teamie.. whose facing dis kicks in the belly as if the baby is eager to com out abeg mak una answer mak my mind rest fear they catch me seriouzly hope no be pre term ooo

Madam, Put your mind at rest. No cause for alarm, you aint alone. Infact, the kicks i get these days no be small. The baby is just enjoying the lovely mansion built inside that belle.
If na you, wey see free post and they play ball, u no go dey score?

Mama the mama's, How body dey do u ?
Greeting everyone in swahili

asubuhi salamu,,, Habari yako?

Hope August mama's don dey park them bag. You know our neighbours are caring and they will give us small space...

Wishing our july mama, quick quick and supernatural delivery..

cappo phlakkeys abeg, tell ya people make dem shift small for us oooo. Some of our mama will be willing to join your force.

God will grant us a happy and stressfree delivery at the end.

Mandex11:
abi oo yes oo thanks dear

Welcome to #TeamKiakiadelivery.

May God see us through. Why you come register late naa. Peeping things baa?. Anyway, due to our nice nature, we will overlook the late registration fee.

Do you know the gender yet? When is the EDD?

Once again we #TeamAugust all welcome you to this lovely family....

Hello #TeamAugust,

May God assist us as we are approaching our neighbouring month. Hope our bags are getting ready small by small. Despite the fact that i am guilty of not shopping yet but God is our strength oooo.

I want us to note some things now as we are all in our third trimester. Kindly read through.........

This trimester is all about preparing for your new baby. Now’s the time to have fun stocking up on baby clothes and equipment, and dressing your growing bump!

1. Be aware of your baby’s movements
Your baby is growing all the time, so you may notice his movements change as he gets bigger.

Every baby has a different pattern of waking and sleeping, but you’ll come to know what’s normal for yours. You should feel your baby move right up to and during labour. If you notice any change in his usual pattern, always tell your midwife or doctor straight away.

2. Learn about third trimester antenatal appointments
During your third trimester antenatal appointments, your midwife will talk to you about preparing for labour and birth, including how to recognise the first signs of labour and how to cope with labour pain.

Your midwife will measure your bump at every antenatal appointment to check your baby’s growth. If she thinks your baby needs an extra check on how he is growing, she’ll arrange for you to have an ultrasound scan.

If this is your first baby, your midwife will offer you a membrane sweep at your 40-week antenatal appointment. If this doesn’t kick-start your labour, she’ll offer you another sweep at 41 weeks and talk to you about induction.

If you’ve had a baby before, your midwife will offer you a sweep at 41 weeks.

3. Be aware of pregnancy symptoms you should never ignore
Pre-eclampsia is a pregnancy condition that is thought to happen when the placenta isn’t working properly. It can happen from 20 weeks of pregnancy, but it's most likely to develop in the third trimester.

Your midwife will look out for the signs of pre-eclampsia when you have your routine antenatal checks. Symptoms include high blood pressure and protein in your wee.

Although the tests your midwife carries out are the most effective way to pick up developing pre-eclampsia, it’s worth being aware of the symptoms. Between appointments, watch out for severe headaches, blurred vision, vomiting or nausea and swollen hands and feet. Call your doctor or midwife immediately if you notice any of these symptoms and read our guide to other pregnancy symptoms you should never ignore.

4. Eat well
Eating well at this stage of pregnancy is important for your health and your baby’s health. Try to eat plenty of iron-rich food, which helps you to make red blood cells. Your baby will take iron stores from your body so he won’t run short, but you might.

Boost your iron intake by having meals with iron sources, such as lean meat, leafy greens and fortified cereal in your diet. Have a glass of orange juice with your meals to help your body to absorb iron. See our iron slideshow for easy ways to include iron in your diet.

5. Do some stretches
Now is a good time to learn stretches that will loosen up your body ready for your baby’s birth. These third trimester stretches will give you some ideas and help to ease any pregnancy aches and pains.

Even the occasional stretch and wiggle can help you avoid pregnancy niggles such as leg cramps. Just get moving and stretching!

6. Talk to your baby
Your baby can hear your voice now, and talking to him is a great way to start the bonding process. If having a conversation with your bump seems a bit odd, try reading a book, magazine, or newspaper aloud, or sing to him.

7. Learn about the stages of labour
It’s impossible to predict what your experience of labour will be like or how long it will last. But learning about what may happen can help you feel more in control when the time comes. Find out more about the three stages of labour.

8. Create a birth plan
A birth plan is a way for you to communicate your wishes to the midwives and doctors who look after you during labour. It tells them about the type of labour and birth you’d like to have, what you want to happen, and what you want to avoid. Things may not always go according to your plan, but writing one can help you to make decisions during labour.

9. Get to know your contractions
Just after the halfway point of your pregnancy, you may start to feel the muscles of your womb tighten from time to time. These contractions are called Braxton Hicks contractions. Not everyone has them though. If you do experience Braxton Hicks, make a note of how they feel and how often they happen as this may help you to distinguish them from the real signs of labour.

10. Buy clothes for your baby
Think about clothes, bedding and other essentials, such as nappies, that your baby will need. Buy the basics before he’s born and put aside some money to buy more later.

Bear in mind that you’re likely to get lots of clothing from friends and family as presents. Wash everything before use in non-biological washing powder, to avoid irritating your newborn baby’s sensitive skin.

11. Pack your hospital bag
Even if you’re not planning a hospital birth, you may need to go in unexpectedly, so it’s a good idea get your bag packed well before your due date. Our video shows what to include.

If you prefer, you could pack two bags: one for labour and the hours immediately after your baby is born, and another for a stay on the postnatal ward. Dads need bags too! Have a look at our suggestions on what your partner may need in their hospital bag.

Learn More here
https://www.babycentre.co.uk/a1051129/third-trimester-your-essential-pregnancy-to-do-list

xeexee1:
Happy Bumpy tuesday #team august#

Madam, you just look like meeeee...

GlamMrsO:

Yay! Its Tuesday
I get to participate after so many "I wills" and then "no joors"

Congrats to the new mommas, May God bless the Little ones and entire family as a whole

My muslim sisters, Yaaya Azumi?
Other mums, Yaaya Gida?

Sabimaamas, please i need some clarifications
is it safe to travel by air at 36 Weeks?
Will any domestic airline fly such?
or if there is a way to go about it, pray tell!

cc: ToyosiR, Zaynie, Beyedew, Giddyperson
Thanks in advance

#TeamAugust #EasyPeasyDelivery #MashaAllah #30weeks4days

Madam, I gbadun the bump oooo.

I think it is safe to travel at 36 weeks if there are no health complications. But most airline will require a doctor's report and some other document.

Dazzle86,Mzleemah love those quite bumps too.

#TeamAugust rocks........

Trendytessy:


cappo I'm still #teamsurprisebaby.. I've decided to allow my Dh and doctor to win.. am I d only one who hasn't started shopping *covers face*
#teamAugust4safedelivery

Even me sef, I am waiting the month end ooo. After this fasting period, I will start...

#TeamAgust roll call for the Month of JUNE


ToyosiR---------Team x? LMP: Aug 11 AUA: AUG 05
ebony13---------Team x? LMP: Aug 20 AUA: AUG 22 Hope you've added more weight now and how far with the help?
Ify15-----------Team xy LMP: Aug 4 AUA: AUG Is the glucose issue sorted?
Dazzle86--------Team XX LMP: Aug 23 AUA: AUG 23 How is the baby doing? please enjoy your self oo
Ifylicious------Team x? LMP: Aug--AUA: AUG Madam , I beg come and say Hi to us. Hope you are fine.
Mzbee-----------Team x? LMP: Aug 06 AUA: AUG 03 Your sit is still vacant, so feel free to take it up if you port back ..
Yasmeena--------Team x? LMP: JUL 26 AUA: AUG 01/02(lovely fwend, how fasting dey go)
Mzleemah -------Team XY LMP: Aug 23 AUA: AUG 20/27 How is the fasting going? Abi, you don put am on hold
airforcewife----Team XY LMP: Aug 18 AUA: AUG 18 30weeks....Its God all the way. We are getting there
Trendytessy-----Team x? LMP: Aug 10 AUA: AUG 08 Do you know the gender yet? or still #teamSurpriseBaby
xeexee1---------Team x? LMP: Aug 18 AUA: AUG Strong madam, how is the month moving
Kimlad----------Team x? LMP: Aug 10--AUA: AUG 07 How is bumping ? Hope you are enjoying the growing belly
bookholla Team x? LMP: Aug 19--AUA: AUG 19 Hope you are done shopping!!!!
dasugar---------Team x? LMP: Aug 15/22--AUA: AUG 22 don't be really concern with CS OR VBAC, All we pray for is healthy mum, strong baby, wealthy dad

How are we all doing I hope we are enjoying this last trimester and accepting each days as it comes. I pray God will see us through and ease it for us.
Mamas, Hope we are rounding up our shopping!!!.
To our working mama, lets start planning our maternity leave and handing over in our place of work.
Moreso, let us not deny our DH of their right ooo because of heaviness. Try different methods and stick to the one that works.....

To all mamas that have dropped we greet you all and say:
Baarakallaahu laka fil-mawhoobi laka, wa shakartal-waahiba , wa balagha

'ashuddahu, wa ruziqta birrahu.

May Allah bless you with His gift to you , and may you (the new parent)

give thanks, may the child reach the maturity of years , and may you be

granted its righteousness .

Greetings from #TeamAugust

Hello Mamas,

I am a little bit emotionally down at the moment. One of my sisters just called this morning and was crying that she lost her pregnancy again.

She is just like 8-10 weeks now. This should be the third she'll be loosing.

After she lost the second pregnancy, she went to a general hospital where they did the evacuation and told her to come immediately she got another BFP.
She did as advised and they gave her progestrone injection twice a week since 3 weeks now but just to wake up this morning to see red blood everywhere......

I am sincerly not happy......

May God console her and help her situation...

Good day to all of you.

#TeamAugust, How are we doing...
Most of us if not all are now in our third trimester,
How are we doing....
May God almighty continue to shower his blessing to us all and make us carry to term. We shall all praise him at the end of the journey.

#TeamJune, how market Hope we have start dropping the good good news.

#TeamJuly, Hope you are set, we are your friends and neighbours. Please, start preparing special spaces for us as some of us are coming to you.

#TeamSeptember, How is the bump, Hope not so stressful. Though we are your senior, but we will not form too much because some of us may still request for extra space in your territory.

Hi,
Do you have the following

1. Rechargeable fan
2. Blender (strong with like 6 teeth for beans and coconut)
3. Gas cooker with oven
4. Deep freezer

dasugar:
helloo wonderful belleful mamas. hope am welcome to join u guys. being following as a guest for a while decided to join u guys. my edd is on august.

You are highly welcome to the team of no shaking. What date is your edd in august? Have you confirmed the gender?

Welcome on board.
#teamAugust, abeg help me welcome dis our lovely mama to our team.....
Zaynie, abeg , wey the golden chair

Once again, Welcome!!!

#TeamAugust, how market? Hope we are shopping already. No be like me ooo. I neva start to dey do shopping. Maybe, i will start next month sha

Some mama here has previously dropped price list of some things. The below is the average hospital list in public hospitals in Lagos.

For baby
Dele cotton wool
Olive oil
Baby soap
Baby oil
Baby lotion
Baby sponge
Baby towel
Baby comb
Methylated spirit
Diaper/pamper
Baby wrapper/flannel
Baby wipe
Baby dress
Baby mackintosh
Baby mosquito net
Dettol
Coconut oil
cord clamp

Mother requirement;
Provision(Milo, Milk, Glucose)
Underwears(nursing bra)
Towel
Slippers
Clothes to change
Night gown
Flask
Torch
Sponge to bath
Soap
Comb
Dettol
Maternity pads- (4pkts)
Disposable gloves-1pkt
Nightingale
Tissue-1
Wrappers

JiK
Omo
insecticide(baygo/raid)
blade

e.t.c.

casler:
My people,how una dey? After 3yrs of peeping and a nasty ectopic pregnancy. The good God has blessed me to be team November. MS have greatly reduced. Cappo add me up, thanks.

May you carry to term. Congratulations. God have done a wonderful work and will keep doing it.

peggygee:

mama don't even bother...cox I no dey port come DAT side...if I go port na August oooo

We go welcome you well well.........

@GlamMrsO , Amin to your du'aa.
Why are you scared. Nothing dey happen ooo. but circumcision is nothing to worry about.

@olalayo1710, aamin fazaakillahu khayraa

airforcewife:
Thanks Cappo Toyosir for the detailed info. Me am just thinkning about the hunger dazzol! Dont know if i'd be able to cope. Otherwise its the fidyah.
Will you be fasting?

If you cant cope, you pay back later na. Its not compulsory ooo. abeg no force yasef ......

Pweetiebabe:
Some mama too like food, small fast u can't do....Wen me dey always fast midnight to 7am every morning

no mind dem jaare. midnight to 7am no be moi moi ooooo. Abeg tell dem well.

Mzleemah:
Jazakum llahu khayran cappo ToyosiR, this is the 1st Ramadan that i wil be scared of, Alhamdulilah there is an option.
*

Why scared?

NOthing dey happenooo

I have fasted in my two pregnancies. 1st one at 7month and the second at 4 month. Insha Allah i will try out this too.
May Allah ease it and reward us all.

Greetings to all Mama.

How are we doing.

Please, i want to address one burning issue with our Muslim mama as we are expecting the month of fasting.

please read and digest.

Is fasting safe for my baby?
There's no clear answer. Despite research, we can't be sure that fasting is safe for you and your baby.

If you're pregnant, Islamic law doesn't require you to fast. You can make up missed fasts later, or do fidyah, which is a way of compensating for your missed fasts. For example, you could make a donation to a food bank.

However, if you wish to fast, it appears to be safer for you and your baby if you feel strong, and if your pregnancy's going well.

If you don't feel well enough to fast, or are worried about your health or your baby's wellbeing, talk to your GP or midwife and get a general health check before deciding to fast.

One factor is when the fast takes place. If Ramadan coincides with summer, this means hot weather and long days, which puts you at greater risk of dehydration.
What do studies into fasting in pregnancy show?

Some studies show little or no effect on newborn babies whose mums fasted in pregnancy. Others suggest health problems later in life, or that fasting in pregnancy may have some effect on the intelligence or academic ability of a child.

Here’s what the research has told us so far:
The Apgar score of babies of women who fasted in pregnancy was no different from babies of women who didn't fast.
Fasting in pregnancy may cause a baby to have a lower birth weight, especially if the fasting took place in the first trimester. However, other studies found the difference in birth weight to be very small.
Babies born to mums who fasted either in pregnancy or at the time of conception may grow up to be slightly shorter and thinner. But again, this difference is very small.
The chemical balance of the blood changes when you fast. But the changes don't appear to be harmful to you or your baby.

There's some concern that fasting may affect how well a baby grows in the uterus (womb), or that fasting may be linked to premature labour. Some studies suggest that more babies are born early if their mums fast during Ramadan, though the country you live in also plays a part.

How will I cope with fasting?

If your weight and lifestyle are generally healthy you are likely to cope better with fasting. Your baby needs nutrients from you, and if your body has enough energy stores, fasting is likely to have less of an impact.

How your body deals with fasting will also depend on:
your general health before you became pregnant
your stage of pregnancy
the length of time you fast during the day

Fasting in the summer months is likely to be harder work for you than it would be in the winter due to the longer days and higher temperatures.

How should I prepare for fasting?

Plan ahead to make things easier during Ramadan:
Talk to your midwife, who can check your health and for any possible complications that fasting makes you more prone to, such as diabetes (gestational diabetes) and anaemia. You may need to have more frequent check-ups during your fast to monitor your blood sugar levels. Fasting is not considered to be safe if you have diabetes and are pregnant.
If you're used to having a lot of caffeinated drinks, such as coffee, tea and cola, cut back before you fast to prevent withdrawal headaches. You shouldn't have more than 200mg of caffeine a day when you are pregnant, which is about two cups of instant coffee. Remember that chocolate and green tea also contain some caffeine.
Talk to your employer about managing your work during Ramadan, whether through reducing your working hours or having extra breaks. Read more about working and fasting.
Your doctor, midwife or a dietitian can help you to work out your dietary needs.
Keep a food diary, so you know what you are eating and drinking.
Start preparing early by doing shopping and errands before you fast.

What warning signs should I look out for?
Contact your doctor as soon as possible if:
You're not putting on enough weight, or are losing weight. You probably won't be weighed during your antenatal appointments, so try to weigh yourself regularly at home while you are fasting.
You become very thirsty, are weeing less frequently, or if your wee becomes dark-coloured and strong-smelling. This is a sign of dehydration, and it can make you more prone to urinary tract infections (UTIs) or other complications.
You develop a headache or other pains, or a fever.
You become nauseous or start vomiting.

You should contact your doctor straight away if:
There is a noticeable change in your baby’s movements, such as if your baby is not moving around or kicking as much.
You notice contraction-like pains. This could be a sign of premature labour.
You feel dizzy, faint, weak, confused or tired, even after you have had a good rest. Break your fast immediately and drink water containing salt and sugar, or an oral rehydration solution such as Dioralyte, and contact the doctor.

peggygee:
Happy bumping to all the newly preggy momas, may God who picked ur calls also pick those of our ATC momas in Jesus name...more testimonies shall abound on this thread, and many more ATC will join us on this thread.

Today is bumpy Tuesday oooooo, abeg momas drag ur bumps and show us those portable and queenlicious bumps.

@Teamseptember...wetin dey apun na? Make una show bumps na, I don show my own tire, I wan see who fit overthrow this my bump in our team

May momas..how una dey? Wish the remaining of u safe delivery in Jesus name. Amen

June momas....the countdown will soon begin o, hope u guys are warming up to receive the baton of safe and easy delivery from May momas?

July, and August momas nko? How una dey? We can't wait for u guys to do n download let's cone on board oooo

October, November and December momas...u guys should relax ...we are ur seniors u know, so be patient it will get to ur own turn too.

Jan, Feb, 2018 momas....the Lord is ur strength...it will sure get to ur own turn too...life na turn by turn.

#Teamseptember for swift, easy and supernatural delivery with no loss.

Thanks for greetings allofus. but no hurry too much oooo. we sef wan re arrange this Gregorian calendar biko.

realtalk19:
Hi mums.God is so awesome and perfect.

went for my ANT today and after d scan.d report shows baby is in cephalic presentation and longitudinal lie(head down but not engaged).weight is 3kg.av bin given 2 weeks grace to offload naturally if not.....

.
God is on my case so its settled.

Dont be scared ma, It will end in praise.

Mzleemah:
on behalf of cappo ToyosiR and other teamies i welcome you to team august.

@Maerie, You are welcome to the #TeamQuickDeliverywithoutComplication, May God see us trough and give the journey a successful ending.

You are added and will be on the next rollcall. Do you know the gender yet? what date does your first scan give , if any......

Love all my teamie.

madam zaynie,

I wish to patronize you too. as i don dey jealousy all this mama and as then dey talk say you dey sell quality at an affordable rate.

ok, Tell new mamas about your self and your services. abeg....

I expected a BA for yesterday, but i neva see. nobody gave me birthday pal...

mama the mamas,

I hail you ooo.

I went in for a normal scan at PRISMs in surulere as they said 4d is 20k and i dont have up to that.

but luckily for me. The baby just open yakata for us to see its a SHE....

Mama na girl oooooo. #TeamAugust.... #teampinky..........

Congrats to all new mamas.

NICE...
Can it go for 80k

Graciouscharis:


Which area are you looking at? I've heard of prisms at surulere. Tel no: 08055777123. No 8 oyediran street off bode Thomas. A friend used them before. There's this other one at sura shopping mall. Can't remember their name.
I used omnival at Ikeja but I won't recommend them at all. I feel scammed each time I think of them.

thanks dear....
Surulere isn't bad. Do you have idea of the price

Hi all,

Who knows where they do 4d scan and their prices in Lagos.

thanks