PGP
Yesterday was the first day I woke up and straight away wasn't in pain (as opposed to being stiff and needing to stretch first). It's a lovely feeling.
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I am forced to admit that Colin may have some vestigial Northern Irish accent. This is because baby, who loves to listen to Daddy's voice, also gets excited by Granddad's voice at first. I think it gets confused by accent/timbre. Obviously Granddad's voice isn't as good as Daddy's, but it'll still elicit a lot of wriggling.
(Benedict's 'cello playing, otoh, gets a lot of rocking movements. Very cute.)
(Benedict's 'cello playing, otoh, gets a lot of rocking movements. Very cute.)
Antenatal exercise
I was thinking of aquanatal, but my usual swimming pool does them on a wednesday evening, when I am busy, and the other swimming pool which is half an hour's walk doesn't claim to do them at all (the Rosie's website begs to differ, but if I did do those it'd have to be once I was on maternity leave, unless my days change in September). My midwife suggested that NCT might do exercise classes[*], but the website is unforthcoming on the subject.
Do any of you lot have suggestions of good classes in the Cambridge area?
[*] or I might be confused, as she mentioned Birthlight antenatal classes (which look a bit hippy to me, I'll stick to NHS or NCT), and they do exercise classes. Including yoga less than ten minutes away from me.
Do any of you lot have suggestions of good classes in the Cambridge area?
[*] or I might be confused, as she mentioned Birthlight antenatal classes (which look a bit hippy to me, I'll stick to NHS or NCT), and they do exercise classes. Including yoga less than ten minutes away from me.