MSE Parents Club Part 3

searching_me

i was on the depo for 2-3 years after zoe and it took a while to get out my system so im going back to what i know x

Becles

I tried a few different pills. I tried a mini pill which was ok for a couple of months but then I just started bleeding really heavily for no reason. It was on a weekend as well. It got to the point where I was soaking a thick night time sanitary pad in an hour, so I had to go to A&E and had an injection and got some other tablets which stopped it. That put me off trying other mini pills.

I tried Microgynon and another brand but they gave me really bad headaches and I felt nauseous all the time.

I tried Cilest and that one has been fine. I've had no side effects at all and no surprise babies! I've been on it for a few years now, and it only took 5 months to fall pregnant with Charlotte when I stopped taking it.

emlou2009

money_maker wrote: »

I was nearly !!!!ing my self laughing earlier today, me my sister were shopping and both feeding the boys at the same time, she burped when she was winding my nephew and I said well done !!
Why do we feel it necessary to congratulate our kids for burping
'gonna give mummy some burps?'
*rubs back*
'buuurrrp*
'well done whos a clever boy'
'have you any more burps for mummy ?'

Please tell me its not just me ??? I am not weird ...... am I ???

not at all :rotfl: i do the same thing! for both seths ends better out than in i say!!

cazscoob wrote: »

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pmsl!

who the CHUFF has actually bid on that??

cazscoob wrote: »

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=140331955079

pmsl!

i laughed so much at that :rotfl:

redmel1621 wrote: »

Kai is a pro in his bouncy door hanging chair now, he loves it and bounces like crazy...my mum brought round the baby walker we won on eBay it is really nice definitely worth the £5.50 we paid:D He likes sitting in it,and likes all the musical sounds it makes, although I doubt he will move around in it for a while.

Dh has had a go at fixing the YLOD on the PS3, he is just putting it all back together now, so will see if it has worked (I hope so).

Mel x

we put seth in his for the first time today, he loves it he was quite happy to let me do the washing up while he bounced around at the kitchen door and watched me - thats practically a first, he wont let me put him in his bumbo or bouncy chair for the duration of a washing up session. love it



well i must say a huge thank you to AF who sent me her baby whisperer book, its day two of following it now and seth is going off to sleep much better and going much longer between feeds :T
we arent doing it 100% as she says, we are lying next to him on the bed but not touching him til he goes off, and when he gets a overtired whinge on i stroke his eyebrow til he stops and then i stop. but he hasnt been cuddled to sleep since thursday night now :T i'm hoping it will make the transition from our bed to his cotbed (one week tomorrow!!) easier. i will carry on the same tomorrow and then the next day i will put a chair next to the bed and sit in that and see how we get on then.

emlou2009

ooooo i forgot to say, i just got my first freecycle blag some curtains for my new house
i've asked for loads of stuff but never actually got anything before!

MrsTinks

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

See, THAT'S going to be a well presented request, with answers to the likely objections already in place!

Darned tootin' it is I've started drafting it already LOL Once I get to a point of having to hand it in I will happily share it with anyone wanting a laugh - I'm not going to post it on here though - just in case HR do a search for some reason

Then again I often present business cases to clients so surely I can present one to allow me to remain at home most of the time (actually I'd settle for 3 days a week - that woudl allow me 1 day in the main office with my manager (assuming SHE bothers to come in...) and 1 day either in one of my other 2 offices OR out on site with clients). As at present all my clients are having to put up with no site visits for their monthly meetings (and actually no reporting or meetings either) then ANY presence from me again should be seen as a bonus upon my return and it's obviously been proved that it's not essential. Ofcourse the danger is they decide they don't actually need our department... in which case I'll be cracking open the Champagne - 80% income protection insurance in case of redundancy, seperate insurance on my main credit cards and car loan + any redundancy pay and minimal outgoings financially as no travel or expensive lunches... Bring on redundancy I say! :j:j:j

MrsTinks

right new fridge freezer is up to speed (yay!) and I have spent some time on the allotment WHOOHOOO so feel like I have acchieved something!
Roo is whining and when she does that both my boobs hurt (like serious pins and needles) soon as she stops so does the pins and needles... my body is weird!!!
Now... can I convince DH that HE should cook dinner...

feelinggood_2

Is it okay to wear white trousers to a wedding? I'm wearing a deep purple top, so not sure what colour trousers to go to. Its in Early September.

Becles

I think it's ok.

I went to a wedding when Charlotte was 3 weeks old and wore beige trousers and a brown, gold and beige patterned floaty top, and thought I looked quite smart. Easy access for breast feeding rather than lifting a whole dress up

It was a lovely hotel. Our table got called up to the hot buffet a couple of minutes after Charlotte had just latched on! The waitress noticed and went an fetched me a plate of food, and had cut it into bite size pieces so I could eat it one handed

money_maker_3

feelie its fine, I wore white trousers to a wedding last year with a dark red top and red shoes and I think I looked quite nice and smart

weezl74

MrsTine wrote: »

Roo is whining and when she does that both my boobs hurt (like serious pins and needles) soon as she stops so does the pins and needles... my body is weird!!!

There's a cry that babies do when they are hungry which releases a hormone in a woman's brain called oxytocin, which is part of the trigger of your let down response. It could be that

It's also an amnesiac (oxytocin) have you ever had it where you dial a phone number, then roo cries, and then you've completely forgotten who you just dialled?:rotfl:

Hope DH made the dinner