EDD Sept 2012 mummies!

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Piglim

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Janlove mummy, yes, think felicity myself n one or two other mummies whose edd was supposed to be in sept ended up delivering in August! Hhaha n I think felicity was the first among us all when we were preggy n active in this forum. I was the 2nd or 3rd?
My son was born on the 26 aug..
 
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KiBin

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Janlove said:
Hi mummies I'm new to mummysg...my bb edd was sep 2012 but I delivered in aug 2012!! Was wondering if I should join this group or the aug group :)
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i think you can stick with this group.. a number of the people in the aug 2012 went to a facebook group and that group became inactive in forum.. :(
 
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rosemummy

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Wow
My boy was born 22 aug:)

Piglim:780757 said:
Janlove mummy, yes, think felicity myself n one or two other mummies whose edd was supposed to be in sept ended up delivering in August! Hhaha n I think felicity was the first among us all when we were preggy n active in this forum. I was the 2nd or 3rd?
My son was born on the 26 aug..
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Piglim

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Any mummies flown with ur babies?
Can I know whether it's possible to bring ebm in? Need to declare? (Cod liquid scare they will throw Le)

also I understand when taking off or landing its better to let baby suck pacifier or milk bottle.. If I latch will it be the same?
Pls advice cos I m flying this wkend! V v v kanjiong n scare baby cannot take it (air pressure)
 
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rosemummy

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Hi piglim mummy
I flown w bb when he 5.5 mths
No need pacifier or bottle (he not on Pacificer frm birth). I just carry n play as usual.

Ebm storage need check with airlines. Sorry cant help cos I gave fm before flight.

Piglim:781530 said:
Any mummies flown with ur babies?
Can I know whether it's possible to bring ebm in? Need to declare? (Cod liquid scare they will throw Le)

also I understand when taking off or landing its better to let baby suck pacifier or milk bottle.. If I latch will it be the same?
Pls advice cos I m flying this wkend! V v v kanjiong n scare baby cannot take it (air pressure)
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Kary2500

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Piglim I have flown with my bb several times and I must say its getting harder :( cos they cant stay still. Though I still feel short flights are easy breezy. Long flights are hard on them and hard on us too...

All airlines are very baby friendly, you can ask them to store your ebm on the flight and also ask them to warm it for you, they will do it by placing in a cup of hot water. If you want to be extra sure just call your airline before you fly. The easiest thing is to just latch. Take toys or anything that your son likes to distract him when hes bored. If he is ok with teething rusks maybe you can carry that too. And dont bother about air pressure he will be fine. If he does have a cold, just try clearing his nose with the saline spray before you board and before landing.
 
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rosemummy

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Can ask for warm water on plane.
Many do that :)

ferlynnn:781979 said:
Hi if im not wrong you cant enter airport with water right? So how did mummies make milk for their babies on plane? I dont trust water from water cooler.... im planning to bring in 1 big bottle of cool boiled water. But wondering if i can pass thru the checkpoint...
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Kary2500

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ferlynnn:781979 said:
Hi if im not wrong you cant enter airport with water right? So how did mummies make milk for their babies on plane? I dont trust water from water cooler.... im planning to bring in 1 big bottle of cool boiled water. But wondering if i can pass thru the checkpoint...
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Security allows you to carry water for your baby.. They sometimes ask you to open it and show he bottles to them but most of the time when they see you with a baby they just pass
 
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Janlove

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Dear mummies, need your advice..I am going for pre-employment checkup and X-ray...was wondering if the X-ray will affect my bm?
 
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