MSE Pregnancy Club III

skintchick

Welcome Princess! You are out of the danger zone now so you must be happy!
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My_Fathers_Daughter

Thing is AF & McSmiler - my boy really will be as perfect as his mother is

r.mac_2

Welcome to the board Princess. Congratulations

r.mac_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Thing is AF & McSmiler - my boy really will be as perfect as his mother is

We are so similar :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

My mother keeps telling me that I am due the child from hell :eek: (apparently that's what I was...... I was a brilliant teenager though - my sister was the other way round - as a toddler she was perfect but got into all sorts of trouble as a teenager:rolleyes: ).

skintchick

r.mac wrote: »

We are so similar :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

My mother keeps telling me that I am due the child from hell :eek: (apparently that's what I was...... I was a brilliant teenager though - my sister was the other way round - as a toddler she was perfect but got into all sorts of trouble as a teenager:rolleyes: ).

I was the perfect baby/child then a terrible teenager! My brother was the opposite but is a difficult adult.

I want one like me

Sami_Bee

here's the latest one http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=16576569&postcount=4492

angelfairy

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Thing is AF & McSmiler - my boy really will be as perfect as his mother is

Of course he will. I never doubted that for a second :rotfl:

At least you dont have your hubby saying in relation to moods etc "If we have a girl, and if you hear me saying You can tell you're your mother's daughter, it's not a compliment"

Lucky for him i accept i'm a damn moody cow and if we have a daugther she may be the same

Triggles

Welcome Princess! Congrats!!

MFD - Oh my! Lucky you!:rotfl: DS doesn't know the meaning of the word "quiet" as he is always singing, shrieking, laughing, or chattering along while he's playing. He didn't sleep through the night until almost 18 months old. He actually managed to poo once just AFTER I took off his nappy and it went EVERYWHERE! And well - weeing? boys aim - I swear they do! even as a newborn! And I only know where my iron is because we had a clean out the other day! :rotfl: But.. he is a happy fun little 2 year old who can sing a few songs and do the motions to them, he can sing his abc's and count to 29 (we can't technically count twenty-ten as thirty, can we?). Now I just need to convince him that he CAN use a spoon and fork - he's not keen. :rolleyes:

Triggles

At least you dont have your hubby saying in relation to moods etc "If we have a girl, and if you hear me saying You can tell you're your mother's daughter, it's not a compliment"

Lucky for him i accept i'm a damn moody cow and if we have a daugther she may be the same

Too funny! DH's main complaint with baby girls is that there's no "warning" (his words) when they're going to wee on you when you're changing them! :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

angelfairy wrote: »

Of course he will. I never doubted that for a second :rotfl:

At least you dont have your hubby saying in relation to moods etc "If we have a girl, and if you hear me saying You can tell you're your mother's daughter, it's not a compliment"

Lucky for him i accept i'm a damn moody cow and if we have a daugther she may be the same

Or you may just have a boy thats a moody cow too Chris is just like him mum, he can throw a strop at the drop of a hat, has daddy wrapped round his little finger and loves to wiggle his bum at even the slightest hint of a musical beat :A