u/itsme2000001

should the teaching room be in the bedroom?

is it more efficient to have school room and play room separated or should/can it be integrated like a normal classroom? i have a large living room so i can always move play time to a giant rug/mat out there. i just want to know what could be best for having her understand learning and play are different (or similar) and sleeping in the school/playroom means you should sleep and not be up playing with things when mom is not there to watch you 😭

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u/itsme2000001 — 11 hours ago

quite excited to give birth

ftm yes but i’m excited to actually be going through this process. i’ve always wanted children and now it’s finally happening soon! (29 weeks) im ready to feel the contractions but in a curious way, like this is truly something i’ve never done before, something that my body has never done before so it gives me that hint of enthusiasm. also this pain is reassuring/worth it, because i know that this pain is what is bringing my baby girl closer to being in my arms and kissing her cheeks and beginning the season of my life where i’d never thought id be in. raising her, talking to her, teaching her, watching her grow etc.

anyone else who was fearless of birth? 😳 or fearless until a certain point in labor?

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u/itsme2000001 — 11 days ago

PLS!! 28 weeks rn and immediately as soon as she turned 7 months, the pain has been more constant and lasting longer! i have a high pain tolerance and can manage by walking like a grandma since it’s only affecting 1 leg but tbh i think i might have to leave work way sooner instead of at 36 weeks bc literally all i do is walk at work and assist people in a huge freaking building literally you can walk 8+ miles in the 8 hour shift if you wanted to. it’s awful. swollen feet + nerve pain in my butt.

i haven’t told my doctor yet, as far as i know there’s nothing to really help it… i’m going to buy a cane today :/ it’s that unbearable sometimes. stretches didn’t make it ‘better’ either…

what did you guys do for sciatica ? help

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u/itsme2000001 — 15 days ago

super random but in the same way ur baby is always moving in your belly before birth, can you feel them moving or twitching while in labor and just before delivery?

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u/itsme2000001 — 25 days ago