MSE Parents Club Part 4

tarajayne

tarajayne wrote: »

Afternoon all.X

Can anyone suggest a pushchair, I have quite a smallish boot and my old pushchair is a tight fit but I want one that faces me. What about the Quinny Buzz, any good?

Any ideas?

Sorry, I know I haven't caught up today and it's rude to just ask for myself but I haven't got time until tonight!

Sami_Bee

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:

Did I tell you I love you I don't think I've ever been called sophisticated!

Feelie - why did they have a go? because you're young? I bet they were just jealous - cows!! I can only think of a wetsuit for swimming, you can get them as separate top n bottoms

cazscoob

I have changed nappies in both asda and sainsburys without recieot before and as long as your just exchanging them there isnt a problem!

just had a chicken buhna baugette and oh it was good! think i could fall asleep now!
poor baby hope shes ok! erin has fell off the bed once and i think that i got more of a fright than she did!

cazscoob

tara the quinny buzz is nice but again is still quite bulky?, if you have a maxi cosi car seat then it is great on the zapp frame as it folds tiny! i have just bought a luna but am not impressed with it, and on the look out for another lol!!!

did you get nice PJs feelie? i did get dressed only as OH had put the rolls in my head lol!

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

Any ideas?

Sorry, I know I haven't caught up today and it's rude to just ask for myself but I haven't got time until tonight!

what shape is ur old one when folded? is it tight in the boot because its long and or wide?
My friend has a buzz 3, no complaints and it fits in her ridiculously inappropriate mum-mobiles :rotfl:(street Ka then a new beetle, both have a boot the size of my changing bag!)

tarajayne

Sami_Bee wrote: »

what shape is ur old one when folded? is it tight in the boot because its long and or wide?
My friend has a buzz 3, no complaints and it fits in her ridiculously inappropriate mum-mobiles :rotfl:(street Ka then a new beetle, both have a boot the size of my changing bag!)

I have a new corsa so it's not a tiny boot. Old pushchair has a seperate pram part that fits on the pushchair which is an umbrella type fold. It's too long.

Sami_Bee

Bad times again in the Bee home
I'm so emotional/highly strung right now, its giving me a head ache, so tense I can't even manage to cry.
Managed my 1st bit of food n drink at 3:30 - cup of tea and a bit of chicken which was going to be a chicken sandwich but OH has stolen my breast off last nights roast chuck :mad: I have no time for that man right now and stealing my chicken is the last straw :rotfl: I sound mad i know but seriously he's all take take take recently and I'm sick of it! I think he's away tonight and tomorrow, I'm glad to see the back of him - how bad is that! I don't even know if he is away and where he is if he's away because we don't really talk anymore *big fat sigh*
on the bright side I finally delved into my pile of papers and called the tax credit peeps with last yrs figures, my income was the princely sum of almost £3.5k get me rolling in it

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

I have a new corsa so it's not a tiny boot. Old pushchair has a seperate pram part that fits on the pushchair which is an umbrella type fold. It's too long.

right oh. on mothercare site in prams etc I clicked on 'help me choose' and said space is tight + from birth suitable not sur if link will work so will type what it came up with that can be parent facing http://www.mothercare.com/gp/search/277-9510965-5383344?ie=UTF8&rs=42768041&finderFlag=0&viewID=results&mcb=core&size=44&rh=p%5Fm%5F8%3Afrom%20birth%2Cn%3A42768041%2Cn%3A47050031%2Cn%3A47047031&page=1
bugaboo bee
bugaboo chameleon
quinny speedi
maxi cosi mura
Chicco for me
ABC design 3tec

HTH xx

searching_me

well that lovely zoes just come downstairs to tell me she was sick coz she ate too much ... :rolleyes: well she wont do it again x

scrummy-mummy

'lo again,

Thanks for the warm welcome, always nice to join a thread and not feel like the proverbial new girl

Fritha wrote: »

Well done to the sleeping babies *said grudgingly* and huge empathy to Bruno and Mrs Bruno. Have you considered Elizabeth Pantley's stuff? There's no crying involved so Mrs Bruno might find it doesn't push her buttons as much (iyswim). It's not quick and it isn't for everyone but it might be worth considering.

I do love Ms Pantley, she also has a website with some downloadable material. I have a few of her other books and can heartily recommend her for her gentle parenting approach.

SusanC wrote: »

Oooh I'm getting jealous. Am I the only one who hasn't got something from Bizziebaby yet?

I haven't either, but then i did only sign up on Friday, ROFL. You'll get used to me, i laugh at my own jokes alot. Sad i know.

Becles wrote: »

That was me getting mixed up with the scummy mummy and the slummy mummy sigs Reading too fast and multi-tasking again

Sorry scrummy-mummy

Slummy Mummy is probably closer to the truth tbh

Just dealt with the mother of all poo exlosions from child b. Thankfully managed to extract him from vest without covering his head in excrement. Children are such messy creatures and i am eternally grateful for the fact that DH and i had the foresight to purchase dark coloured washable sofa covers long before they were conceived of both mentally and physically. Not sure my eyes and nose will ever recover from the shock though

Talking of age, i'm 36 and am feeling thoroughly ancient compared to some of you young 'uns, ah well, i had a very mispent 20's, that's my excuse and i'm sticking to it:D