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Finished It Friday: Marmite's Nina Blanket

January 25, 2012 by

I was reasonably pleased with the first baby blanket I knitted for Marmite. I had wanted squares and a sort of ‘organised’ feel to it and it came up much as I hoped. But the way I constructed it meant the back was quite raw and ‘back of something’ like and I think it will […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Pregnancy After Loss, Uncategorized Tagged With: baby rainbow blanket, knitpro needles, knitted rainbow baby blanket, knitting for babies, Lang Merino Wool, pregnancy after loss

Maternity Purchases. Problem Solved.

January 23, 2012 by

If it were not for a friend called Sally, who arranged for me to have an outfit for an award ceremony, I’d have probably gone through this entire pregnancy without anything new to wear at all. As it is, one donated pair of trousers from a friend, one pair left over from last time, one […]

Filed Under: Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: buying maternity clothes, maternity clothes, maternity clothes online, new look maternity clothes, pregnancy after loss

Somewhere between hope and practical.

January 18, 2012 by

This has to be the most minimalist hospital bag I have ever packed. Enough stuff to throw in a cupboard without looking if Marmite doesn’t come home, enough stuff to last until someone goes home to get more if he breathes. If he goes to scbu then he won’t need clothes or nappies from home […]

Filed Under: Grief, Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: 35 weeks pregnant, another bloody mountain, birth, birth after neonatal death, packing a hospital bag for birth, pregnancy after baby loss, pregnancy after infant loss, pregnancy after losing a baby, pregnancy after loss, pregnancy after neonatal death, pregnancy mental health

27 Weeks Pregnant

November 19, 2011 by

Time is marching on. Mostly, I’m still relaxed, though the worries about birthing this person are getting on top of me at times. Mostly Marmite moves enough to keep me sane. It’s a new experience though, this need to feel a movement any time I wake in the night and before I get up in […]

Filed Under: Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: 27 weeks pregnant, pregnancy after loss

This is the thing.

October 11, 2011 by

This is the thing about pregnancy after losing a baby. Some moments it’s fine. Other millennia it’s just a bit tricky. Rainbow babies, just like other babies, don’t do constant reassuring cartwheels, beating morse code of “I am alive, I will live, I will cry and breathe and open my eyes for you.” I just […]

Filed Under: Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: infant loss, pregnancy after loss, rainbow babies

Needing knitting project help.

October 9, 2011 by

It is nearly time to start making this baby a blanket and I’m struggling for inspiration. Fran had one made from a pattern and the other girls used it too; after her I never managed to make ones for the others, so my Nana stepped into the breach. Freddie’s I made as a sampler while […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Knitting & Sewing, Photos Tagged With: infant loss, knitted patchwork blankets, knitting a rainbow baby blanket, patchwork knitted baby blankets, pregnancy after loss, rainbow blanket for a baby

19 Weeks Pregnant

September 23, 2011 by

Marmite has made it to 19 weeks and is still going strong 🙂 Yesterday my consultant and I agreed I am now half way. We have a date that should be Marmite’s birthday and a plan of sorts. The plan falls somewhere between mental health padded cell accommodation for me and the best and most […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Family Life, Pregnancy After Loss, Uncategorized Tagged With: anomaly scan, infant loss, pregnancy, pregnancy after loss, rainbow babies

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