MSE Parent Club - Part 2

SeptemberBaby_2

keelykat wrote: »

Elliot's off to have his first set of jabs today-wish us luck! I hope he doesn't cry too much, it already breaks my heart seeing him upset. xx

You will both be fine! .

Poppy had some jabs last week and I was dreading it as she is so more alert now - you should have seen the look she gave the nurse! :eek: :rotfl:. But she waved to her on the way out so all must have been forgiven! . One last lot next month and then thats it until pre-school apparently :T (but then the cycle will start again with the new baby! :rolleyes:).

x

Dormouse

Alex always wears a vest too (well maybe not in July LOL) - the west coast of Scotland is not the warmest place in the world! :eek:

I'm afraid I am one of those people who wraps up their kids really warm (that's my Scandinavian background working! :cool:). It makes me cringe when I see little schoolgirls in just tiny skirts and socks - it's like, put some tights on them - you don't see the mums with bare legs in November!!! :eek:

Speaking of tights, I can't remember who it was on this thread that suggested tights for boys, but thank you! :T I've bought some navy tights for Alex and they're a lifesaver - no socks to take off, and they keep him cosy for the long walks! :T

Even DS1, who's 5, said he wants tights this morning... :rotfl:

SB - just noticed, only a month to go, how exciting! :j :T

Dormouse

Mazcabs wrote: »

Hi guys

If anyone is interested I have the following vouchers from Tesco Baby and Toddler club but dont use any of the items so if you would like the vouchers PM me and I will send them to you.

Save £3 Huggies size 4 or 4+
£1.50 off huggies Any size
Plus the £17 money saving voucher booklet with coupons for Heinz, C&G etc

Had to rush to get DS from nursery as had temp of 39, not eaten anything (totally out of character) and rising after jabs yesterday...when I get to my mums he's full of life and laughing away..good job i have understanding boss!!

That's a very kind offer :A , but I think the Huggies vouchers will actually work on any nappies (including Pampers and Tesco's own, in any size) so if you buy those you could use them!

But if you're really really sure you don't want them, I could take them off you.

Mazcabs

Thanks Dormouse I didnt know that, usually only use vouchers for nappies I buy but will do you a deal and if they dont work then you can have them

tsstss7

Hi everyone

Sicky times for us this week - the "bug" has worked it's way through the household gradually and now ds1 is off school so as not to pass it on....Lucky mummy gets to wash bedding again today lol.

Re vests - Archie always wears a vest even most of the summer - I think they feel cosy so I always put one on him.

Dormouse - can you tell me where you bought those tights for ds I've been looking for LO but so far haven't found any small enough that aren't pink.

Mazcabs - know how you feel Archie has started waking up at 5am which feels like the middle of the night to me <<yawn>> glad your LO is getting better.

Dormouse

tsstss7 wrote: »

Dormouse - can you tell me where you bought those tights for ds I've been looking for LO but so far haven't found any small enough that aren't pink.

Woolworths. The smallest size I saw was a 2-3 but Alex is big at 14 months so they're fine for him.

£4 for two, I think.

Js_Other_Half

tsstss7 wrote: »

Dormouse - can you tell me where you bought those tights for ds I've been looking for LO but so far haven't found any small enough that aren't pink.
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I use baby legs for DS - he was layered up under his halloween costume for Trick or Treating; he was wearing the skull and crossbones ones:D

http://www.babykind.co.uk/babylegs.htm

http://www.nappyneeds.co.uk/Clothing/Babylegs_Leg_Warmers/babylegs.htm?gclid=CPi97eWU8JYCFQznlAodXzPVrQ

http://www.bigmamaslings.co.uk/zen-cart/babylegs-p-172.html

keelykat

Elliot wasn't impressed at all today, the poor thing screamed in a way id never heard him do before-i felt like crying with him (i know i need to toughen up a bit). ive told my husband to go for the next lot, i felt so guilty on the way home. He's had some of the pink paracetamol stuff off the docs and seems a bit calmer.

Me-ive turned to chocolate...not good.

keely.

ella_ella_ella

chocaholic110 wrote: »

Not sure I'd be allowed in then seeing as I always look like a hag on my days off work!

I aint ever seen you looking like a hag! you even coordinate your socks :rotfl:

ella_ella_ella

Ella and choc - if you're in Durham area, the play park in Wharton park is good and it's free to park there

Where is Wharton park at SusanC? dont think i have ever heard of it