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Sonya Eade is 32, and having her first baby, which is very much wanted and planned for, something she always feels she needs to clarify as people seem to wonder as she's not married.
The professional recruitment consultant from Cowley is 19 weeks pregnant with a very distinctive bump and is currently trying to find a suitable name and surname for Spud or Pip, as it's been named
in the meantime.
Posted at 3:20pm Thursday 16th October 2008
32 1/2 weeks!!!!
I am at 32 ½ weeks. Have been really busy of late sorting everything out. It is amazing how much one little person actually needs. Recent purchases have included nail scissors, travel changing mat, moses basket and non-biological washing powder!!
Posted at 2:42pm Monday 6th October 2008
Posted at 3:53pm Tuesday 23rd September 2008
Boxes and Bump
Our moving day is Friday! Everything is upside down and we’re surrounded by boxes. Obviously packing takes 100 times longer than you’d imagine so every evening after work, we’re frantically packing – I’m exhausted!!
Posted at 4:56pm Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Posted at 9:55am Tuesday 26th August 2008
Chilling out whilst we can
This week I had a check up with my GP and I'm pleased to say that all is going to plan.
Posted at 11:01am Tuesday 19th August 2008
Moving and grooving
We’ve had a really good week and have come to several milestones – Daddy heard baby’s heart beat for the first time using a special monitor and he felt him move.
Posted at 3:49pm Friday 15th August 2008
Decline in energy
This week has been going well. I really am beginning to feel the weight of my bump now.
Posted at 3:46pm Friday 15th August 2008
Standing room only at my scan
This week I’m 21 weeks and I had my scan. I last had my scan when I was 14 weeks and to see the changes in baby is incredible – he has grown so much.
Posted at 3:43pm Friday 15th August 2008
Hooray for air con and fans
Hooray for air conditioning and fans!! I can’t imagine life without them now. I wish England would adopt the very civilised tradition of siestas when the weather is this hot. The reduced energy levels when you’re pregnant are tough at the best of times but in this heat, everything is even more of an up hill struggle. Would they notice if I slid under my desk for a couple of hours at lunch time?!
Posted at 3:42pm Friday 15th August 2008
Posted at 3:39pm Friday 15th August 2008
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