Who called 2's?

The midwife made her first visit yesterday. We now have lots of stuff to read, but its really interesting and amazing how this whole thing works. You take it for granted, don't think about it really, but its all very cool. We have the first scan booked now, about a month away, its really exciting because thats when things will really hit home and this will become so much more real. The twins thing keeps coming into my head for some reason. I have a feeling. I read that its more likely if there are twins on the female's side of the family and they skip a generation - Nays Dad - CHECK. And I read yesterday that if you're feeling like you're further gone than
you actually are, or you're feeling bigger, then thats a symptom - Nays has been saying all of the above since we found out - CHECK. Finally, if you're getting very sick and nauseus this could be a symtom too - Nays was very sick and nauseus yesterday - CHECK. OK,
that last ones a bit of a longshot, but 2 lil' pro's, can you imagine?

Spread the word

Eight weeks....even though its a bit early, we couldn't keep it in so we told the parents, who were understandably overjoyed - some great reactions, and then told everyone camping this weekend (even though Dyke, Kristy and Benny already knew due to my monumental slip-up in publishing this blog). The reaction was really nice, everyone was made up and talked about little 'pro' non-stop. Nays has been cool, she's been knackered and been feeling sick quite a bit but camping seemed to relieve her of that, which is a sign that the little one will take to it I reckon. Kristy was great and gave us loads of advice, like our own personal midwife. Its easy to be a bit neurotic at this stage but we've need to remember to stay cool.