I use this all the time

I have a lot of patter that I use in class.  This one is one of my favourites.  I taught it to a class a couple of years ago and a parent told me her daughter lived by the saying.  She had been sat in her car seat struggling to put on her seatbelt, when her mum asked her if she need help the response was "nope, Mrs M says it's okay not to know but it's not okay not to

try!"

Needing baby dust

I've had a rough four of days.  I was absolutely whacked Friday night so I went to bed early. On Saturday I felt awful, I struggled to keep anything even tomato soup down.  I slept for much of the day and just couldn't move.  I did manage to take a couple of ovulation tests which had very faint lines.  By Sunday I was feeling better, another test showed another faint positive, we got down to some baby dancing.  I had pains in my side, which along with the tests led me to believe that I was actually ovulation, I was over the moon.  I couldn't believe it, I popped into the GP to have a quick check up. She said that my longer cycles were probably anovulatory, and so on day 21 of my next cycle, I would need a blood test.  I thought nothing more of it, until tonight.  I found blood in my underwear, I think I had convinced myself this would be our month...