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Hormonal rant at husband - beware!

January 15, 2010  

pregnancy1.jpgSo the snow is finally going - it’s only been on the ground since December 20th - but it has been replaced by lethal black ice! It’s awful out there. I feel like I’m taking my life into my own hands every time I step out.

Life has to carry on though - as my darling husband keeps telling me. Do you know he’s just asked me to take lots of rubbish to the waste tip. Never mind that I’m due to give birth in five weeks and the weather conditions are lethal!

I’m trying not to be all “I’m pregnant” but please - a bit of consideration.

I wouldn’t mind but this is a man who if he had periods he would wear the sanitary towel on the outside so everyone could sympathise that it was his “time of the month”.

If he has a cold he has flu, phlegm on his chest is always a chest infection or pneumonia and he takes himself off to bed not just because he feels ill but he’ll have a few days up there after his bout of illness just to make sure he is sufficiently recovered. I’d love to take a leaf out of his book.

He says there is nothing stopping me - but there is my daughter and the fact that he is working really long hours at the minute.

I know I’m having a hormonal rant but I’m tired and by the time I’ve made tea and lifted up the extremely heavy Le Creuset saucepans I’m ready to climb into bed. Husband’s response - “Nobody’s asking you to do these things”.

Actually they are - the daughter needs feeding and when she’s asking for her tea and darling husband isn’t in until past bedtime again who else is going to make it?

I’m being moody I know, pregnant woman’s right I’m afraid.

I look dreadful too - thought I was supposed to bloom! My hair is awful, obviously my clothes aren’t great and I’m wobbling - I look like that family of skittles from the Noddy books.

Oh and the one nice thing the husband bought me? A facial - how nice is that? I toddled off to have it and as soon as I was lying flat on my back I felt faint  and sick so I couldn’t have it and had to have a £36 refund instead which went straight into my bank account and was spent on things for the baby - or was it on new school shoes for the daughter??

2 Comments

Helen Pritchard 10:14 am - January 16, 2010

Aww, totally understand. Bring your £36 to me, add £4 and enjoy a designed-specially-for-pregnant-women-because-I-could-never-find-a-decent-treatment-when-pregnant-if-I-could-find-anyone-to-treat-me blissful hour; how does 30 glorious minutes of shoulder, neck, face and (best bit)scalp massage followed by half an hour of blissful maternity reflexology and deluxe foot massage sound? The joy is that I have a special recliner chair so you can lie almost flat yet in a comfortable z shape with back and legs nicely supported while I do all the work. Oh and a nice fluffy blanket as standard. I trained as a holistic therapist after the birth of baby number two and specialised in fertility, pregnancy and birth treatments simply because when I was pregnant there was nothing around, or it was a rubbish version of their normal stuff. If you cant get to Warringon find a local small therapist and ask them to tailor a treatment for you I am sure they will oblige! Take care, HelenPx

Joanne 10:24 am - January 18, 2010

Helen, that’s great that you offer pregnant women such an amazing experience - it’s a shame more salons don’t!

Do you have a torture chamber for husbands too!

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