MSE Parents Club Part 4

astonsmummy

searching_me wrote: »

my name is lynne there are far far far too many ways of spelling it and i know it sounds silly but if someone writes lynn it sends me mental :rotfl:



your not old ... im not far behind you im 24 x

I know but for some reason I always think Feely and Sami are older than me *not in a frumpy old mare way, but in a mature sophisticated way*
I dunno, I feel like i'm still about 18 :rotfl:

feelinggood_2

searching_me wrote: »

thats not very nice feelie ... little worried about trying it now ... you can get like a swimming t shirt thing im not sure where you can get them .. ebay maybe .. google is a good friend try that x

I wouldn't worry about it, It was probably me! I went for about a year, three times aweek, so it definitely wasn't that bad.

SusanC_2

feelinggood wrote: »

The house is immaculate! After crying at the vacuum last week, DS has been very good and let me vacuum the entire house. I've also dusted, tidied, washed up, cleaned the kitchen and cleaned the floor. All thats left is for OH to put a few bits in the garage, and the house is perfect and ready for tomorrow.

Alice used to cry at the vacuum cleaner. Then she stopped and I just thought she'd grown out of it. Then when we moved and went back to the old house to clean she cried at it again. Turns out she's okay as long as she can join in with her toy vacuum cleaner - she absolutely loves that thing.

feelinggood wrote: »

I used to go to Aqua Aerobics and got on well with all the ladies there. That was until they asked what I did, and I stupidly told them that I was a housewife. They went off me then, really hurt my feelings.

That's awful - what's wrong with being a housewife.

astonsmummy

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Caz - Aberdeen is where I be. Seagull capital of the world, awesome. Probably has the grumpiest people known to mankind aswell.

I thought that was just Scottish people in general?
LMAO that is seriously a Joke, I'm not Scottishist I promise, my OH is from Edinburgh.
Him and his Mum are so grumpy it's unreal, so is his Nanna yet his aunty is the life and soul of the party

astonsmummy

Well ryan has had his Jabs, I've never in his tiny life heard him scream as much as he did today, it didnt help that he was tired too bless him.

It's been 5.5 hours since his last feed and he still doesn't want a bottle, he keeps doing this, I'm freaking now cos i'm worried he's not getting enough milk in the day aggghhh!

Buttonmoons

They are happy when they have a drink in their hand lmao.

My dads side of the family are all moody sods, I'll only go to family do's if I know booze will be flowing, otherwise It's hell on earth sitting with them and their sour faces.

searching_me

astonsmummy wrote: »

I know but for some reason I always think Feely and Sami are older than me *not in a frumpy old mare way, but in a mature sophisticated way*
I dunno, I feel like i'm still about 18 :rotfl:

well im older then sami by a month exactly i think ... i still feel like my 17 x

searching_me

astonsmummy wrote: »

Well ryan has had his Jabs, I've never in his tiny life heard him scream as much as he did today, it didnt help that he was tired too bless him.

It's been 5.5 hours since his last feed and he still doesn't want a bottle, he keeps doing this, I'm freaking now cos i'm worried he's not getting enough milk in the day aggghhh!

jayden can go from wanting one every 2 hours to not bothered for 5-6 hours ... usually depending on how long daddy plays with him :rolleyes: x

Sami_Bee

astonsmummy wrote: »

They phoned back, i'm to take him at 2.30pm for his jabs.
He had the last lot exactly 5 weeks ago.
I dont know what illnesses they do
I just like to moan about my docs surgery, jack of all trades, master of none :rolleyes:

Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)
Meningitis C
Pneumococcal infection (pneumonia)

astonsmummy wrote: »

I HATE my name sometimes, some pratt (my dad) decided to put an exra 'le' on the end :rolleyes:

He did it to make you sound a bit french and classy :D (I quite like how u spell it)

MrsTine wrote: »

Hahahaha baby stirred and I though... well... we'll TRY this remote lullaby lark... stuck on little lamb remotely from down here and she's apparently nodded off again! RESULT!

Just won a jumbo pack of size 4 nappies for £5 (second chance offer) - bargain!

Need to list the spare 5 packs I have in the loft of size 1s I guess LOL
Need to work out postage for them as apparently quite a few people have listed them for postage although I'll offer local pick up too!

Why don't you just swap 'em for the next size? I did in tesco no receipt and no problem :cool:

ladybirdintheuk

MrsTine wrote: »

Hahahaha baby stirred and I though... well... we'll TRY this remote lullaby lark... stuck on little lamb remotely from down here and she's apparently nodded off again! RESULT!

Wow, result indeed. We have a remote lullabye thing on Izzy's cot, which she can now turn on herself. It doesn't work to get her back to sleep, as she finds it very exciting being able to turn it off again by herself, but at least it keeps her amused in the mornings while Mummy gets dressed :rotfl:

Feeling much better here after we both conked out on the big bed for 2 hours. Phone rang at half 3 and I got up to answer it without putting a pillow in my place, and baby promptly rolled off the bed. No harm done, but poor baby, what a rubbish way to wake up Lesson learnt for next time anyway .