o/t late baby!

Maybe you should have hung onto that wild fabric - it may have sent you into
labor. Of course, there's no telling what it might have done to the baby!
G My son was 11 days late, and Miss Fussy Rose was 2 weeks late, and had
to be induced. Honey, I can empathize! Quit crossing your legs. G

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"Morag in Oxford" wrote in message
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Hi ladies,
Apologies in advance if this turns into a moan, but this baby doesn't seem
in any hurry to be born. My due date was either yesterday (16th) or
Monday, depending if I go by the hospital date or my doctor's date. Baby
seems quite content to stay where he/she is, and kick into Mummy's ribs
and bladder a lot, no intentions of coming out, it seems.

I've tried all the old wives tales at least once - pineapple juice, hot
chilli food, sex (although perhaps they meant the biological one rather
than purchasing fabric), and sniffing various aromatherapy oils.

Morag

I have a new strategy to encourage baby number 2 out. For a while now I
have been planning on making a "granny's flower garden" quilt for the spare
room bed, using the traditional English way with paper templates and hand
sewing. So I figure if I get out all my fabric stash and plan on having a
good old rummage, the baby will wait until I have everything spread out in a
lovely mess on the floor, then decide to be born.

Induction on Friday night / Saturday morning if that fails!

Morag


"Morag in Oxford" wrote in message
...
Hi ladies,
Apologies in advance if this turns into a moan, but this baby doesn't seem
in any hurry to be born. My due date was either yesterday (16th) or
Monday, depending if I go by the hospital date or my doctor's date. Baby
seems quite content to stay where he/she is, and kick into Mummy's ribs
and bladder a lot, no intentions of coming out, it seems.

I've tried all the old wives tales at least once - pineapple juice, hot
chilli food, sex (although perhaps they meant the biological one rather
than purchasing fabric), and sniffing various aromatherapy oils.

Morag

That sounds about right! Good luck Morag! Linda

Been thinking of you and sending messages to baby that we want to meet
him/her but must have been those threats of cheek pinching - sorry about
that.

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"Morag in Oxford" wrote in message
...
I have a new strategy to encourage baby number 2 out. For a while now I
have been planning on making a "granny's flower garden" quilt for the spare
room bed, using the traditional English way with paper templates and hand
sewing. So I figure if I get out all my fabric stash and plan on having a
good old rummage, the baby will wait until I have everything spread out in
a lovely mess on the floor, then decide to be born.

Induction on Friday night / Saturday morning if that fails!

Morag


"Morag in Oxford" wrote in message
...
Hi ladies,
Apologies in advance if this turns into a moan, but this baby doesn't
seem in any hurry to be born. My due date was either yesterday (16th) or
Monday, depending if I go by the hospital date or my doctor's date. Baby
seems quite content to stay where he/she is, and kick into Mummy's ribs
and bladder a lot, no intentions of coming out, it seems.

I've tried all the old wives tales at least once - pineapple juice, hot
chilli food, sex (although perhaps they meant the biological one rather
than purchasing fabric), and sniffing various aromatherapy oils.

Morag

I doubt it works for everyone, but both my kids were "post-Mexican
dinner"! Went out to dinner for a big mexican food treat, went home to
take my evening walk and WHA-LA - both times!

And now, both my kids love Mexican food! LOL

Tina