Anyone due in March?
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Hi ladies
Congrats and it's good to meet people who are sailing in the same boat. It's my first and I'm due 10th March. I'm excited but for the past few days I have been suffering with terrible nausea
I'm trying to keep some liquids down but even the smell of food is putting me off. Hope this passes soon and we can catch up.
Congrats and it's good to meet people who are sailing in the same boat. It's my first and I'm due 10th March. I'm excited but for the past few days I have been suffering with terrible nausea
I'm trying to keep some liquids down but even the smell of food is putting me off. Hope this passes soon and we can catch up.September is perfect for me [MENTION=68298]Teenytiny[/MENTION]. We are just settling in so will be busy for the next month setting up our apartment and starting a new job. I would love to catch up with whoever is around. [MENTION=97306]Alyson[/MENTION] I have just started getting nausea quite badly too. I'm put off food but try and make myself eat anyway because it makes it better. Even if it's just a piece of fruit, cucumber or something fresh! Hope you start to feel better in the next couple of weeks! Remember nausea is a good sign that your pregnancy a going well! (midwife told me this yesterday)
angel-baby
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Congratulations to all. I was directed to the forum by KateD. I am due baby #2 end of Feb. Would love to catch up with some of you in Sept. Did someone mention a closed FB page has been opened?
leapyearbaby
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Hi everyone, congratulations to you all! im a first time mummy as well. going through absolute morning sickness misery right now with all day nausea and night time vomiting. Im due 29 February, but I hear your first one could be a bit late so I may have a March baby. I would love to meet up with you all if your schedules allow.
angel-baby
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Haha leapyearbaby. That's what I thought and my 1st came 3 weeks early. Hoping this one doesn't as Chinese New Year baby could prove to be an expensive birth!
Pineapples
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Hi Kate- I've heard the same thing, most mums in DB deliver on HK Island. They tend to go at the start of contractions and have to wait around for a long time, but better too early than too late I suppose 
Hi Teenytiny, great that we have due date twins. Yes it does get expensive when you add on the OB and anaesthetist fees when going private, especially at Matilda. I'm not sure if the doctors charge different fees at different hospitals, it would be interesting to know if they do. My insurance also only covers a part of the total cost (can't remember how much) but I somehow don't mind, it was really very good and your partner and baby can stay in the room with you the whole time, which isn't common at other hospitals. They do tours for new mums considering delivering there, maybe check it out?
Hi Nav, sure lets try to arrange a meet up, mocktails sound great! Strangely with my first pregnancy I felt fine in the first trimester but I hear you on the toast side of things this time around ....
Hi Teenytiny, great that we have due date twins
. Yes it does get expensive when you add on the OB and anaesthetist fees when going private, especially at Matilda. I'm not sure if the doctors charge different fees at different hospitals, it would be interesting to know if they do. My insurance also only covers a part of the total cost (can't remember how much) but I somehow don't mind, it was really very good and your partner and baby can stay in the room with you the whole time, which isn't common at other hospitals. They do tours for new mums considering delivering there, maybe check it out?Hi Nav, sure lets try to arrange a meet up, mocktails sound great! Strangely with my first pregnancy I felt fine in the first trimester but I hear you on the toast side of things this time around ....