MSE Parent Club - Part 2

Sami_Bee

ooh while we were talking about music for babies last week I've just seen this
http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/6619323/Baby-Loves-Disco/Product.html
There's a £2 off code on bounty http://www.bounty.com/50th-birthday/

ladybirdintheuk

Scruffy - I have a childrens party games book from the 50s on my bookshelf. (It was a 21st Birthday present. It will be useful eventually I'm sure ) I'll have a peep in the morning for you. I'm not sure what age range it covers.

It's always amusing to flick through though. Lots of things you couldn't get away with these days, and the suggested ages are a bit laughable too - if you tried to get 14 year olds to play the games it suggests for them they would think you were off your rocker :rotfl:.

redmel1621

Scruffy - how about musical bumps, kiddies usually find that hilarious!

Well after declaring that I was NOT going to spend a lot on a highchair this time round.....I have fallen in love with this one.

http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_0_10751_-1__80224_10001_

Of course I could never buy it but it is fab:D

Mel x

Sami_Bee

Mel - May I suggest something a little less pricey http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20090526.p.Mac_Baby_Deluxe_Highchair.ar7
I do like that one tho, there is a similar one that Krystal was looking at that isn't quite as pricey - can't remember what its called!

SusanC_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Susan - the instruction leaflet says arnica isn't to be used on the face I've never used my tube because I always forget!

Thanks. Maybe it depends on the concentration or maybe that's a new things as the tube we used didn't say that.

cazscoob

im absolutly exhausted, so tired i could cry??
DOes anyone know of any antibiotics and pain killers for children (she is 8) that dont have all the colours/additives etc etc as megan ha been hyper on the medicines she is on. She eventually went to sleep at 1am and was up at 4,30 waking Abi up too who thought it was k to be wide awake and play. She has been sent to nursery exhausted(bad mummy!) but help!!!

r.mac_2

scruffy - thanks for the links

Sami - well done Chris (he always makes me giggle!)

Today we are off to meet some mummies and babies for lunch but its raining! Its quite a walk and not good parking so I am thinking I'll just have to prepare to get wet. Prams should come with mummy covers as well as their own raincovers

we had to walk LO up this morning - we are finally seeing some results form our bedtime routine which is great and the early waking seems to have been solved by hubby putting an extra covering over the window - yippeeeeeee!

redmel1621

Sami - Yes, you can suggest;)
Like I say, I doubt I could ever bring myself to pay that much for a highchair. I did see a similar one that was a bit cheaper, I wonder if it is the same one Krystal was looking at?

Mel x

BrunoM

I guess I need to try covering the baby room's window... he was doing ok sleeping til 6.45/7.15, but the last few days he's been waking at 4.45-5 and causing me great woe :rolleyes2

r.mac_2

BrunoM wrote: »

I guess I need to try covering the baby room's window... he was doing ok sleeping til 6.45/7.15, but the last few days he's been waking at 4.45-5 and causing me great woe :rolleyes2

we have a blackout blind, but lately the sun is creeping round the sides from 4am onwards:eek:

last night hubby covered it over with a large dark red coloured table cloth and LO slept right through till we woke her at 8am :T worth a try:D