MSE Parents Club Part 3

SeptemberBaby_2

angelfairy wrote: »

once you start with bejewelled you are hooked!!!!! i tried to stay away from it to, but fell victim. although, i can never get these 100,000 scores.

sorry you and benjamin aren't feeling well. hope you get better soon.

i've got a bad ear so that is getting on my nerves.

going to go and read back now and see what i have missed the past few days.

oh, had two sessions of cranial osteopathy now. after the first one baby girl settled better that afternoon/evening but no major change after that. then she had her next one on friday but i can't say i have seen any change. however, tonight she has slept better so far (but i have also put her back on hungry baby to see if that helps her to sleep more than a few hours during the night).

off to catch up ...

Hi AF, does CO take a few sessions before any major change is noticed?

Hope you feel better soon!

xx

angelfairy

elle - i love reading your updates about rhys. what an amazing fighter you have.
xx

3onitsway

chocaholic110 wrote: »

Lol, I don't think I have a strong accent until I hear people on the TV who come from nearby. I bet I sound common as muck to others!! I don't really know that area but we have a teacher at school from near to there.

When he goes 'home' they reckon he sounds proper scouse! I've only been up there a couple of times, his sister moved here first (for love!), then his mum, and he followed.

angelfairy

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Hi AF, does CO take a few sessions before any major change is noticed?

Hope you feel better soon!

xx

i think so SB but hubby wants immediate change cause it's not cheap lol

the osteopath offered to give me a cranial massage so i could 'feel' what he was doing to baby girl as you can't really tell they are doing anything when you watch as it is so subtle.

cazscoob

hi ladies hope your all good!
AF glad baby girl is better!
i have a very grumpy baby right now? she has been moaning since yest and is so hard to settle? OH has man flu so im not sure if she is coming down with it too?

i have been pricing a few weekends away camping! the kids break off school on thrurs so fancy a few nights away. just got some bargins for the people carrier, a bike rack, roof bars and a 32l fridge that clips into the floor in place of a seat! so think we are just about set:D have all the camping gear so just need a roof box and ill be laughing!

Savvy_Sue

3onitsway wrote: »

We've also got a local buggy-excecise group, weekly in the local woods area. Found it through net-mums but haven't been brave enough to go and join in yet. :rolleyes:

Well, I reckon our local buggy buddies look as if they are having a lot of fun. Quite barmy, but having a lot of fun! :rotfl: Go for it while the weather is nice, especially as they might break up for the summer, if they can't cope with older children who would normally be at school!

scruffy96uk

MM sorry if I've missed a post from you, how is your LO any word of him getting home?

Sami_Bee

AF - how did you find the CO person?
Am I right in thinking they are the ones to sort out bubba if the skull plates are overlapping? I think Ed has overlapping plates at the back because I can feel a ridge, gonna mention it at his 6wks check if it's still there then.

I have family in Durham Mine are all from Consett, not a clue where specifically tho!

MFD - has AF arrived yet/ have you tested just in case? I'm not amused that my AF arrived today - so much for no AFs when BFing! :rolleyes:

I've not BFed in proper public yet but I can't manage to get Ed on and off without my boob being on show to all for about a minute so looks like the locals will be seeing more of me soon :rotfl:

angelfairy

hi sami,

i used trusty ole google. just put in cranial osteopath and my town to see if there was one nearby.

not sure about the plates but what i understand of it and what he explained to me is the pressure inside the head and the aim is to relieve the pressure. he holds her head and back of her neck and also her backside and hip area. it's about aligning certain things. sorry, not a very scientific explanation. brain is not with it at the minute.

speaking of AF... when i went to the doc for the pill and have the one you use when breastfeeding as i was expressing at the time (and am still trying), she told me i could start taking it at six weeks after the birth, no need to wait for AF. that is what i did anyway.

3onitsway

Sami_Bee wrote: »

MFD - has AF arrived yet/ have you tested just in case? I'm not amused that my AF arrived today - so much for no AFs when BFing! :rolleyes:

I've not BFed in proper public yet but I can't manage to get Ed on and off without my boob being on show to all for about a minute so looks like the locals will be seeing more of me soon :rotfl:

I've had no AF yet - and she was 20 weeks old, yesterday. (those 20 weeks went a lot faster than the 20 weeks between scan and due date!). Should I be worried?