After the baby is born I’m going to...

Kind of putting a positive spin on the whole fed up thread.

I realized whilst sitting in my lukewarm bath tonight that there are a few things I've missed during pregnancy and am looking forward to doing some of the following when I am no longer pregnant.

Feel free to add your own list

* Having a nice hot bath
* Having a double helping of cold christmas ham with coleslaw and homemade mayo
* Enjoying summer salads and loads of seafood
* Having smoked salmon sushi
* Going out for lunch and having what ever I want off the menu
* Egg benedict for breakfast
* Medium rare steaks or any meat not over cooked
* Not having to worry about having LBW when coughing or sneezing
* Being able to bend through the middle
* Being able to de-fuzz my legs without missing any
* Being able to walk straight and not worry whether my hip, knees or ankles are going to go in directions they're not designed to.

Edited by caliandjack

caliandjack wrote: Kind of putting a positive spin on the whole fed up thread. I realized whilst sitting in my lukewarm bath tonight that there are a few things I've missed during pregnancy and am looking forward to doing some of the following when I am no longer pregnant. Feel free to add your own list * Having a nice hot bath * Having a double helping of cold christmas ham with coleslaw and homemade mayo * Enjoying summer salads and loads of seafood * Having smoked salmon sushi * Going out for lunch and having what ever I want off the menu * Egg benedict for breakfast * Medium rare steaks or any meat not over cooked * Not having to worry about having LBW when coughing or sneezing * Being able to bend through the middle * Being able to de-fuzz my legs without missing any * Being able to walk straight and not worry whether my hip, knees or ankles are going to go in directions they're not designed to.

Interestingly there is quite a few on this that I couldn't do after having bubs Also, walking straight...not sure that happens lol Baby on hip, toddler between your legs, body slammed by child...I'm sure it goes on but haven't got there yet lol

Eat LOTS of soft cheeses. Lots and lots. Although that was my plan last time, but DS was allergic to dairy and it went through my breastmilk and made him sick!! But surely that won't happen again!

Sleeping on my back without snoring like an old man or feeling like my vital organs are being crushed.

Being able to roll over in bed or get up off the couch with ease.

yup all of those, plus pate, medium rare steak, double shot coffee instead of the single shot I'm sticking to at the moment, gin and tonic, a glass of wine with dinner...

Babykatnz wrote: Looking forward to going out without doing a mental tally up of where the nearest bathroom is JIC!

At least now you'll know where they are for when you start TT.

Drink Monteith's new Pear cider cos it looks bloody delicious.

Can tell where my priorities are

I remember lying in bed (between 7 point turns when I was 41 weeks) dreaming of being able to roll over easily and spring out of bed - took about 2 weeks after Dan was born for that to happen!

Mmmm, Christmas ham .......

Eat sushi

My LO is 4 weeks old now so I can thankfully do some of these already...

Sleep on my stomach
Drink a big can of V
Shave my legs
Have cheesecake, preferably a whole one
Enjoy a burger with homemade aioli
Roll over in bed without it being a 5 minute exercise
Start exercising again
Paint my toenails