UNDERWEAR!!!

Coriirocwithscissors · 2012-05-25T20:06:15.404664+00:00

Maybe it's just a matter of time, but my regular bikini cut underwear still fit and are comfortable. But I also don't really like the full belly panel pants, so maybe it's just a personal preference thing.

I will, however, join you in your celebration of underwear since I just ordered a bunch from Victoria's Secret (7 for $26). I figure this will free me up to ruin the one's that are starting to wear out now with postpartum stuff.

KazamaSmokers · 1 day

She did her job and she did it well. That deserves to be commended. But is she a hero? Meh, not really.

Safarianna · 1 day

Does anyone else get a "Toddlers and Tiaras" vibe from this? It may not violate the dress code but it is quite "diva-ish" for a 4 year old.

flashtiger · 1 day

I read the first two sentences and thought: oh, that's good, I'm not that old and I'm healthy. Then I continued reading and thought: oh crap, 30 is kind of old in the pregnancy context.

AdjectiveAdverb · 1 day

Cute! I did a similar thing last weekend only I covered the letters with scrapbooking paper in stripes and polka dots. (Note my lower level of crafting ability - I do not own paints). I may post pics once they're varnished and up on the nursery wall.

persnorkelong · 3 days

Eh, if you're borderline, you'll probably be fine with the 3-hr. That's what happened to me. They cast a pretty wide net with the 1-hr.

JessicaBunneh · 4 days

The uncertainty and anxiety of it all really does suck. I went through this too along with some worse bleeding incidents a bit later. Thankfully, everything's been great since the end of the first trimester. I hope that things work out for you too.

You're right that the doctors won't be able to do anything, but my guess is that they'll send you for an ultrasound at least to rule an ectopic pregnancy.

samandstuff · 9 days

My style is more classic than hip, so I got some things from Old Navy and some from Carter's, both while they were having sales. I think Gap's baby clothes are absolutely adorable, but they seem overpriced.

timeforstars · 10 days

But how? I sleep on my side leaning towards the bed rather than being totally perpendicular, but I can't imagine turning any further over.

bunny1979 · 11 days

But this also means there's no placenta to filter things out.

vinglebingle · 11 days

I have piercing holes that did that too. It kind of makes it look like 3 bellybuttons.

vinglebingle · 11 days

The top edge of mine sticks out, but the rest of it is basically flat and will usually revert to a slight innie when I lie down. Either way it's not particularly cute...

JimKB · 14 days

This made me laugh out loud since panel #3 is exactly how I spent last night and panel #2 is exactly how I felt this morning. I'll have to watch out for carnivorous administrators.

Mstruts · 16 days

But, you know, the Australian meaning is pretty appropriate too. After all, she did (half) start out as that kind of sprog.

Mstruts · 16 days

Sproggy, because sprog is apparently a British word for schoolchildren. I thought it was a cute word so she became sproggy.

DirtyWhoreMouth · 16 days

I like the name and considered it myself, but isn't it usually pronounced "dahl-ya"? That's at least how Dahlia Lithwick at Slate pronounces her name.

CaptainPatton · 16 days

Similar to you, I had a 7 pound gain between my 21 and 25 week appointments. I just went for my 29 week appointment yesterday and found out I hadn't gained anything, but my belly is the right size. My doctor's not worried since my total gain of about 15 pounds is right on target. Conclusion: pregnancy weight gain patterns can be weird.

sassyla · 21 days

It's also just plain ridiculous that she got it for "just in case." No one ever needs maternity clothes suddenly - pregnancy doesn't work that way.

serrabellum · 24 days

Okay, but a lot of dirty jobs like garbage collecting and construction aren't really low paid in comparison to something like fast food.

serrabellum · 24 days

A quick google search turns up this article which defines the glass floor as barriers like the cost of childcare that prevent women from entering the workforce. This idea of a glass floor makes sense to me, but the comments you pointed to seem like nothing more than men's rights bullshit.

ladyfriend37 · 1 month

I second the idea of being willing to splurge on pants that you really like. I spent more than I normally would spend on normal jeans on a pair of maternity jeans, but haven't regretted it a bit.

snuggleslut · 1 month

Note: The professional historian in me kind of wants to do this, but the fact that baby's nursery area will be in our bedroom means we're going with blue, green, and fluffy sheep.

Still, maybe there should be a mobile with dazzle camouflage ships...

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