MSE Parents Club Part 4

scruffy96uk

Sami_Bee wrote: »

All the talk of wine etc, I'm here with a glass of whole milk and some choc creme oreos :DQUOTE]

My little darling came home from grandmas yesterday with what I thought was mud up her face but my sister kindly told me grandma had been feeding her oreos:rolleyes:

Sami_Bee

Button - My sis live next to a lidl as a student, the lads from next door made up new lyrics to THIS
living by lidl we can buy you everything you ever dreamed of living by lidl :cool:

scruffy96uk

tarajayne wrote: »

This is pants, I have a baby that won't go down and an OH who can't keep her calm. I spend 23hrs out of 24hr with her on me. I love the cuddles but wish he'd try a bit harder.

I'm not speaking about all OHs (and I'm sorry Bruno) but I think they think once they've done the deed that is their job over......:mad: Don't mean to offend anyone or their OHs by that comment

money_maker_3

tara, is she wanting to feed all the time ?? Or just play ?

My_Fathers_Daughter

Weezl - I have a cot bumper if you want it? I took it out as soon as Benjamin started moving around his cot.


(am I allowed to say that on here?)


Sami - I was checked on several occasions



Tara - I just really pitied my husband at that stage...even now sometimes Benjamin just wants his mummy and I feel SO sorry for hubby....although it gets less and less, thank god.

Savvy_Sue

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Ring the baby unit Elle...better to be safe than sorry. One of the nurses can probably advise you what to do for the best.

Were his meds mixed in feeds? I know you can get tubes to tape to your nipple for supplemental feeding, so maybe something like that? Or just mixing with a little bit of EBM and getting them into him first?

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Savvy - I'm not sure what she'd do if she couldn't find a pullup, cry obviously and throw a paddy, bit concerned she'd do it in her knickers or worse, the floor.

Why is the floor worse? I'm talking longer term here, you understand.

ATM, she can poop in pullups, and she thinks that's fine. So she'll carry on doing it.

If there ARE no pullups, she has to poop somewhere else. If that somewhere else is NOT fine, she'll work her way onto the toilet.

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I know she is only 3, but she should be able to go in the toilet, and whenever she poo's in her nappy, her bum goes red! Not too concerned about dry at nights, need to tackle the toilet first!

But, here's a thought, maybe she's not comfortable with the pushing on the toilet? I know it's a bit different with little boys, but I had huge problems with DS3 who could only poop on his special toilet seat. He just couldn't get comfy without it. We had to lose his seat, in the end, but do make sure she is comfy, legs supported etc.

Sami_Bee

scruffy96uk wrote: »

My little darling came home from grandmas yesterday with what I thought was mud up her face but my sister kindly told me grandma had been feeding her oreos:rolleyes:

:rotfl:it's mining isn't is! every time I open the cupboard Chris says "oh I have a oreo mummy" err no honey have some raisins :cool:

scruffy96uk

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Button - My sis live next to a lidl as a student, the lads from next door made up new lyrics to THIS
living by lidl we can buy you everything you ever dreamed of living by lidl :cool:

that just made me laugh

ETA Oh dear sami I can't stop singing it now!!!

Sami_Bee

ooh Button, if she likes to poop stood up maybe you could get her to use the cat's litter tray? :rotfl:

scruffy96uk

Button I do agree with Savvy she will soon learn if there is no pull ups she has to do it some where, ok I see your point about the floor but I'm sure she will quickly learn.