MSE Parents Club Part 4

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glad you ladies had fun x

r.mac_2

pinkpig08 wrote: »

OK - try again!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=542542973&ref=name#/photo.php?pid=2083378&id=542542973&ref=mf

Pink - she is gorgeous and looks utterly adoreable

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Lu, love the piccies Your birth story sounds dramatic, but I'm glad you're settling down into it now.

Went well registering for the job agency this morning - was one I've used before, and they were all very positive - said I'm earning far less than I should be, and sounded like they are going to try and sell me a bit, rather than just sending me to any interviews which come up, which is nice. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks I'm worth more, lets just see if I can get it!

Oh, and I think I'm going to have to graduate to some bigger pots to feed baby with - we're still using the little tomee tippee ones that hold about 100 ml. I either need to get bigger pots, or start giving her a starter as well as a main and a pudding, as she is having a whole pot of savoury and a whole pot of sweet for every meal. If she hasn't put weight on by Thursday then I think I might cry

I have to increase amounts too - but teething has put her off actually eating anything other than having a good chew on the spoon...


Glad the picnic went well - I want to come next time

LucyB-Bride_to_Be

Hi all.
I'm a bit of a lurker on here but you all seem like a lovely bunch so thought i'd ask you all for a bit of advice....I have a 2 and a half year old who up until about 2months ago was a very sweet little boy, but recently he's become a total monster :eek: I know this is probably just terrible 2's but i'm really struggling to cope with him at the minute! He's just become so naughty, he won't listen to a word i say ( even tho he understands completely) he just chooses to ignore me. It's a major battle anytime we go somewhere as he won't go in his pushchair and insists on walking everywhere but then tries to run off whenever we go out. He throws tantrums over the smallest things and hates the word "no"!! I kno this probs sounds really daft but i'm really getting to the end of my tether with him i just don't know how to cope with him anymore. Has anyone got any suggestions on how to deal with this kind of behaviour?? I just want my sweet little boy back!! x

Sami_Bee

Well I'm home too - have been for about half hour but you kno kids
we are all lovely and normal aren't we! I don't mind my photo being in the group or on anyone's normal Fb
I wish I'd nabbed more of those boobie cakes, had mine on the way home and it was yum.
Popped into next before I went home it wasn't very good but I got a few things, I wanted some jeans but got bored of checking labels and gave up

Sami_Bee

Lucyb lots on here swear by a book called todler taming by Christopher green (ithink! That's from memory) is he happy to wear reins so he can't run off?

eta this is the book; http://www.amazon.co.uk/New-Toddler-Taming-Parents-Guide/dp/0091875285

3onitsway

pinkpig08 wrote: »

OK - try again!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=542542973&ref=name#/photo.php?pid=2083378&id=542542973&ref=mf

Aww - she's beautiful. And big brother looks so proud. x

LucyB-Bride_to_Be

He dosn't like them very much so its a struggle to get them on him, which results in yet another tantrum! thanks will go and have a look for the book online now! x

money_maker_3

Glad the picnic went well ladies

Sami_Bee

LucyB-Bride_to_Be wrote: »

He dosn't like them very much so its a struggle to get them on him, which results in yet another tantrum! thanks will go and have a look for the book online now! x

do you think he'd wear on of those reins/backpack combos?

LucyB-Bride_to_Be

yeah he maybe would actually, i think with the reins he feels a bit babyish in them so maybe the backpack would make him feel more grown up. Thanks for the book link i'm going to order one later on, i need to try something before i crack up! x