<font color="119911">Ava (avalyn) - yah, my hubby is like that. He likes to take things apart & fix them back together. Last wkend we couldn't find the right storage compartments in Ikea to place in the baby's wadrobe & he was looking around at the DIY section to make his own cabinet already. Think if things were different & we lived in a western country, he would end up being a carpenter or contractor for sure
wingkei (wingkei) - I guess at this point, you just have to try to talk more sense into him. But easier said than done, and at this stage for the sake of ur baby, just 'ren' his antics & that of ur MIL? If you loved him enough to marry him, I am sure that underneath it all, you can still find the man u married & remind yourself of his good points?
C-section cut - do the gynes use a scaple or laser to make the opening? I would think they do laser surgery now right? Don't think it makes a difference whether planned or emergency then - not that difficult for a skilled surgeon to cut a straight line. I think it still boils down to the stitching skill of the gyne & how your own wound heals (same logic why some people spend alot on stretch mark creams to no avail, while others do nothing & have no stretch marks).
aloevera (loever) - hah, not sure if hubby wants to sew another pillow case! Maybe just buy the spare casing.
Jaline (jaline) - yes, i like to wear dresses cos my butt used to be too big & i could never find jeans that fitted by big butt & relatively smaller waist! So anyway, so used to it already, so i end up getting alot of dresses. Actually, quite a couple of these are from This Fashion - cheap & good (though not very durable, but never mind since mainly doubling up as maternity wear for a couple of months only). For your sister's wedding, you need something way nicer - maybe try the baby doll dresses at places like Daniel Yam? There is also a section in Robinsons that sells really pretty evening dresses - should have some that can fit pregger women.
Jasmine (piggy_jas) - i am actually making sure i travel as much as i can before i get grounded for months after giving birth! Going to S Korea for work at the end of this month, and maybe to Sydney during week 32 in early July (last week my gyne said i am allowed to travel)</font>