MSE Parents Club Part 6

weezl74 wrote: »

It worked! 9 days of lactulose seemed to leave a much smoother experience for lil fergie

:j:j:j

tarajayne wrote: »

Weezl, have you seen the special offer in toysrus for the double thingy on a P&T.

Kiddicare still cheaper

cazscoob wrote: »

i got some really good news today! i am being made permanant staff!!!! it was only a temp position when i started but i have obviously made a great impression and have been given a full time job

:T:T:T

astonsmummy wrote: »

Hope everyone is ok, I'm good, Ryan has a blocked tear duct and there is nothing that canbe done until he's at least a year old.

I just had a right laugh at my Aston, he likes blowing kisses but calls them 'blow kiss' then earlier he said ''blow me Mummy'' I nearly died :rotfl:

Right we are getting a staffie pup In October, a joint pressie for OH's birthday, it's a !!!!! but we cant think of any decent names, anyone got any ideas?

Feelie mentioned something about rubbing down the side of his nose in a downward direction to help clear a blockage
:eek::rotfl:@Aston
Lola, Roxy?

searching_me wrote: »

100g-ish of butter use a healthy marg,
Marg wouldn't work, it wouldn't set
two tablespoons of golden syrup cant find anything healthy for this lol honey?, two tablespoons of cocoa use skinny cow instead of cadburys cocoa isn't un healthy is it?(or cadbury's hot choc powder if you're me!), and broken up chocolate use dark chocolate better for you, all in a pan, on the hob, melted until smooth.

Broken up digestives you can get half fat biccies , marshmallows dont use as many or dont use and throw in loads and loads of dried fruit (maybe some cashew nuts), raisins, anything else you find in the cupboard.. throw them in the pan when the choc is melted, stir together.
ok this was my best attempt to make it somewhat healthy ... its gotta knock off a few calories x

remember everyone Marshmellows are sooo healthy because they're fat free!!:D

Lu_T wrote: »

Krystal or others who BF - is your let down still really painful & strong even after a few months? Mine is and when it happens randomly when he's not feeding it's really sore. Is this right? I'm still struggling with thrush (nearly 6 weeks now) so don't know if it's connected

My let down is ALWAYS painful but it gets more so the more full I am - It made me cry the first time Ed randomly slept 9hrs:(
Scruffy - I hope El didn't have any lasting pain, I know its wrong but I LOLed

chopsticks wrote: »

I have a brand new Tommee Tippee Nuby bottle if anyone would like it via fairy post. It won't fit in my Avent steriliser, so I've never used it. It's similar to these.

I have one of these but the 'easy grip' shaped bottle if there are any takers?

cazscoob wrote: »

sami did you get a farmfoods voucher from emma jane it was cut out a free leaflet we usually get sent through the post u know save £2.50 when you spend £25? i wasnt too impressed lol!

I've had nothing from EJ but then I haven't reported back yet (need to soon I think ) one of the bra's they sent didn't fit so was a bit of delay in swapping it
welldone anyone that read this novel to the end!

elle_gee wrote: »

thursday.. They're coming on thursday

:t:t:t:t :t That is meant to be the clapping smiley but it won't do it

see, there are millions of people just like you elle, that were not expecting an early baby, so I think they would sell OK on ebay, but as sami says, why not wait till next spring, just vaccuum pack them somewhere for now

scruffy96uk wrote: »

:t:t:t:t :t That is meant to be the clapping smiley but it won't do it

Capital T honey : T :T

Right, Jas looks sound asleep, so I am going to try to get some kip

Night all
xx