Well I have been psyching myself up, and doing a bit of umming and ahhhing, about writing this for the past 10 1/2 months. Firstly I felt that sharing my birth story was too personal. Secondly that no-one really cared. And third that it has so much emotion attached to it I just couldn’t muster the energy to type it
Dear pregnant ones, I am so very sorry to any of you if I ever made comment on your belly. Whether it was to say that you have ‘really popped’ or you were ‘really showing now’, I’m sorry. As a current pregnant woman myself I am so exhausted by all the comments on my ever expanding stomach. Believe me when
Pat, Lotus and I will be expecting a new little addition, late August. Before you ask, no it wasn’t an accident. I have had this in my mind for a little while now, since loosing my Dad and wanting to replace him with a puppy or baby straight away. Luckily I have a very strong, stable and supportive husband who
What is it with that saying anyway? The definition of Mum, as found in the Oxford Dictionary = Remain silent, especially so as not to reveal a secret: non verbalising. ‘Mum’s the word’ is used in relation to saying nothing about the secret you know. Isn’t it the truth that so many new Mum’s do hold back on what they are
