MSE Parents Club Part 4

MrsTinks · 19 July 2009 at 10:45PM

This is a continuation of the Parents Club part 3 which can be found HERE. Part 3 was eventually closed due to the length of it

All parents are welcome, mums & dads with children of any age. We're also happy to help people who just have questions about kids, even if you don't have any yet.

This is a place of mutual support, so feel free to ask and answer whatever you want. Feel free also just to moan if that will help!

If you want to put details of your kids and their ages in your signature then this helps us keep track of all of the little ones, but this is not obligatory.

SeptemberBaby_2 · 19 July 2009 at 10:47PM

Hooray, new thread!

ETA: goodnight all (very tired after my late night and need to go and drink at least another gallon of water to ease this dehydrated feeling!).

xx

money_maker_3 · 19 July 2009 at 10:48PM

Thanks Mrs T

I take it you were in Next ???

scruffy96uk · 19 July 2009 at 10:57PM

Emlou good luck for tomoro and ((((((kitty kat hugs)))))) for scruffy poor wee thing, glad hes ok.

Hope you all have a great day tomoro whoever is meeting up!!!

This is by no means a medical ? but can anyone remember at what age you would have a routine tetanus?? (hint hint Weezl)

MrsTinks · 19 July 2009 at 10:58PM

Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight have been... infact 2 of them and a Primark... although I only spent £20 in Primark.... sleepsuits for Alexandra (she's got tonnes of "clothes" for 0-3, but hardly any sleepsuits... well mummys card soon took care of that!)
I managed to spend a little on the baby in Next bit the pickings were VERY slim! LOADS for me tho! Got some bits that were down from £55 to £10! :eek: - it's a bed fancy thingy but looks really cool as a scarf!! :rotfl:
Got some trousers and tops - half will fit now and half should fit once I loose a little more porky fat... it's still steadily coming off and I think I might joint the gym this week so that if nothing else I can go to aqua aerobics next couple of thursdays evenings

maybe sneak in a couple of swin sessions too...

MrsTinks · 19 July 2009 at 11:01PM

scruffy96uk wrote: »

can anyone remember at what age you would have a routine tetanus?? (hint hint Weezl)

it's part of the jabs at 2, 3 and 4 months

then a booster 3 years later and last booster at 13-18 years of age...

scruffy96uk · 19 July 2009 at 11:05PM

So I'm 27 and got biten by a dog today, it's ok tho I was playing with the dog and trying to retrive my dogs ball from the offending dogs mouth. Fingers are fine just worried bout my tetanus. Might just fone doc tomoro to be on the safe side as I thought routine one was bout 17, so it might be out of date now. Thanx MrsT

elle_gee · 19 July 2009 at 11:08PM

Scruffy, my dad had a similar incident with our own dog (about 7 years ago) and he was advised to get another jab as he couldn't remember when his last one was

Hope you're okay.

MrsTinks · 19 July 2009 at 11:10PM

scruffy96uk wrote: »

So I'm 27 and got biten by a dog today, it's ok tho I was playing with the dog and trying to retrive my dogs ball from the offending dogs mouth. Fingers are fine just worried bout my tetanus. Might just fone doc tomoro to be on the safe side as I thought routine one was bout 17, so it might be out of date now. Thanx MrsT

If you had your full course of 5 jabs for it then you shouldn't need it but definitely check with the nurse tomorrow - she will be able to advise you

Linky poo

redmel1621 · 19 July 2009 at 11:11PM

Just popping in to wish you all well tomorrow... Hope you all have a lovely time:) I have got to go and have a battle with my council ( again!) I won't go into details....

Me and Dh have been having a few 'problems' today, stress is the cause, I think!

Kai actually slept well again last night after a stretch of being unsettled. Poor thing is so dribbly and chewy... I hate the teething stage! I am going to bed now, although he slept well he is still getting up very early.
I discovered two days ago that although he is waking early, he is actuaaly not bothered about food, he is perfectly happy to wait for breakfast until 7-7.30am. This is great as it makes it far, far easier to get him in a routine that works.

(typing on iPhone, so sorry if the message seems abrupt or dis-jointed:)

Mel x

Sami_Bee · 19 July 2009 at 11:12PM

MFD; one of my work Friends that's coming is from Stoke too. I hope all that live/come from there are from a nicer bit than her tho

she grew up in the red light area :eek: you'd never guess tho she's a classy chick

MSE Parents Club Part 4

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