MSE Parent Club - Part 2

nadnad

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aimee always had hers seperately, first one leg then the other... Both at the same time seems a little barabric to me!

oz always got his one at a time but all the other doctors around here do it two at once - which actually seems better to me, gets it all out of the way at once, instead of making baby cry and then cry some more.

Krystaltips

3kidsnomoney... At 14 months Aimee's foolproofs were any tomato pasta, mini pizzas, boiled eggs, chicken and most vegetables... Anything that could be picked up by hand... She went through phases of not eating things which she'd previously loved though and even now won't eat pizza or anything with a white sauce on...

BrunoM

Doctor update, Elijah has 3-day fever (roseola infantum)

Doesn't seem bothered by the rash and apparently it should go away fairly immediately, so I guess everything is ok!

Krystaltips

Gosh I've never heard of that one, looks like he's over the worst of it though which is good news

SusanC_2

nadnad wrote: »

Susan - do you not use a pushchair?! what do you do?

When Alice was smaller I used a sling. Now she walks although she does sometimes ride in trolleys in places like supermarkets.

redmel1621 wrote: »

Jabs....how did your babies have their jabs, was it two nurses one either side stabbing baby in the legs at the same time?? OR were the needles given one after the other seperately?

One Nurse and one jab at a time although the four month one is three jabs. All at once would have had the advantage of getting them out of the way as by four months she knew what was coming with the second and third one.

cazscoob

Ladybird we are looking at stafford and that sort of area? i dont really know lol! lots of job applications so think we will just have to take it from there! will be strange as all our families are here and they will miss the kids:(

i have given up shopping lol! do it online or nip over to the little shop! it makes it easier when i have so much food to buy!

Sami_Bee

3kids, at that stage I think Chris was living off fish pie mostly

Sami_Bee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Wilkinsons/home bargains price £4.99 for 60mls (£8.32 per 100ml)
Amazon price £11.95 for 200ml (£5.98 per 100ml)

Update for anyone with a Costco card;
Bio-oil is £11.49 for 200mls (£5.75 per 100ml) :j Glad I forgot to order from amazon now

emlou2009

glad elijah is ok, bruno!

what is this costco thing? you all speak of bargains and make me jealous deep inside

i dont know what to do with myself this evening, OH has gone to be a geeky trekkie and i put seth to bed early, i seem to have a evening to myself??!!

Sami_Bee

Em - are you joking there? (sorry brain not doing well today)
just in case ur not http://www.costco.co.uk/
I'm watching the thing on CH4 part of the "forgotten children" thing. all these programs are making me more determined to foster