** Daily Chat - Thursday 25th June**

bookseller1980

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

oooh, is it?!! :rotfl: don't think that is numpty!! :rotfl:What is her description? I don't remember recommending any women .........but I must have :rotfl:

DW. Appears to be drinking a pint!

daphne_descends

Sorry I've only skimmed really but Maz I just echo everyone else's comments. You absolutely deserve to be happy and convenience isn't that... but whatever you do has to be what YOU want and WHEN you want so just take your time

It took me about six months to leave my ex-OH, and that was without kids involved so don't feel pressured or rushed.

beanielou

Maz~About 12 on Sat if thats ok with you & works round Erins swimming.
If I leave avout 8 on Sun night can we not have an earlish Chinese then?

Ames

BB I think you've recommended the same person to me as to Bookie.

postingalwaysposting

Anyone know where Gem is?

becky_rtw

Grrrrr stuff is trying me a bit today - just had the most annoying meeting and still havent booked my coach tickets and somebody keeps moving the goalposts and my boss is off tomorrow so I'll have to deal with them - arghhhhhhh I just want to be out in the sun with a nice glass of wine - thank goodness not long to go now

Pooky

Afternoon all

DH booked a surprise day off for my birthday, he wrote me a lovely poem, made us a picnic and took me off strawberry picking for the morning.....was lovely.


Maz - I've done the split thing - my girls were 5 and 2 and it was upsetting to see them so upset....but I think you get to the stage when you know you'd be better off on your own...it was hard work but the instant feeling of relief when he left was amazing......I've never regretted it.

Luc - Best to ween on something basic and plain like baby rice at first as it's the whole concept of food that you're getting them used to - so bland and boring just to practice the spoon in mouth thing....then progress to your pureed veg...steer clear of the sweet stuff until he's eating well or he'll most likely favour it over the savoury. Mine were both weened at 12 weeks, strange that they change the ideals on this over the years..

bookseller1980

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Anyone know where Gem is?

She's not posted since 21st.
Didn't mention a holiday.

postingalwaysposting

bookseller1980 wrote: »

She's not posted since 21st.
Didn't mention a holiday.

I know Bookie, I am worried :rolleyes: I remember something about London but that was the weekend if I remember correctly

Toto

Pooky wrote: »

Afternoon all

DH booked a surprise day off for my birthday, he wrote me a lovely poem, made us a picnic and took me off strawberry picking for the morning.....was lovely.


Maz - I've done the split thing - my girls were 5 and 2 and it was upsetting to see them so upset....but I think you get to the stage when you know you'd be better off on your own...it was hard work but the instant feeling of relief when he left was amazing......I've never regretted it.

Luc - Best to ween on something basic and plain like baby rice at first as it's the whole concept of food that you're getting them used to - so bland and boring just to practice the spoon in mouth thing....then progress to your pureed veg...steer clear of the sweet stuff until he's eating well or he'll most likely favour it over the savoury. Mine were both weened at 12 weeks, strange that they change the ideals on this over the years..

Guidelines are guidelines, I honestly think baby will tell you when it's time to wean. Lily had her first spoon of baby rice at 14 weeks and was on proper puree food 3 times a day by 20 weeks. Now at 7 months she's having finger foods, bits of fruit and veg, crusty bread (which is great for teething) and the odd bit of toast for her to chew on.