You’ve been through twenty long frightful nights you’ve seen there faces felt all their bites you know are show is so done from over and Freddy told us you’re an organ donor all eyes are on you we can walk you through our dark fantasy

Far from over

Haha no her name is Elodie

2 years and 10 months x

I think it's down to personal preference and giving the customer the option as the pushchair (chassis and seat unit) is about £300 cheaper than it is with the carrycot. The carrycot is good because it's approved in the UK for permanent overnight sleep ruling out the need for a travel cot or moses basket etc for sleeping with the baby on the go at a relative's house etc but the carrycot isn't a necessity, a lot of prams nowadays offer a fully lay flat seat for a newborn but many people still use the carrycot. Some of Cybex' car seats offer lay flat functions with the latest Cloud T laying fully flat on a pram chassis because newborn babies often have their chins on their chests in car seats which can restrict their breathing etc. I personally like the shape and spacious factors that the Cot S Lux carrycot has to offer but know that some people will prefer to just use the seat unit rather than a traditional carrycot. The Cybex carrycots don't have D rings in them (UK version, maybe it differs with international models) so you can't use a harness within the carrycot like you can with other models on the market but the seat unit has the harness built in so baby won't roll around quite like they do in the carrycot on rough terrain etc.

No unfortunately this wouldn’t fit in an airplane cabin.

Does it open the other way on the plans? It it does then they got to change it as it not to the agreed plans. Don’t get my smarted on how helpful they are!

@@LeonieParker yes it did say they were the other way on the plans. Mind we have been in our house for 7 years this year. We mentioned it to them like after a week and they said we are Persimmons we can do what we want and there is nothing you can do about it. If you continue going on about it we will have our legal team come for you. Apparently other neighbours got the same ultimatum so that they didn't have to fix anything. Bonkers.

I’m right there with you. Specially, as my three-year-old keeps waking me up in the night as well. I’m basically so ready for bed after I’ve put them down. I’d say I’m probably in bed by 9 o’clock latest.

me too! felt my first boop during week 16 and have felt her move every day since! i’m 19+3 now and i can’t imagine not feeling movement for another few weeks 😅 i love feeling her move

It’s been kinda weird for me; I felt a few flutters on and off from 15 weeks on, but I’m 20 weeks now (with an anterior placenta) and definitely not feeling it any more strongly than I was at 15 weeks. I do think I would feel it moving more and more strongly if I didn’t have an anterior placenta, especially considering the fact that I know the baby is super active 😂 every ultrasound and heartbeat check it’s been moving around like crazy