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MSE Parents Club Part 4

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  • angelfairy
    angelfairy Posts: 3,594 Forumite
    oh bless you MFD. just wish i felt like that.

    ah... benjamin saw fit to christen his vest then :-) bless him.

    baby girl likes holding her muslin because i have it with her all the time, but she i have tried using different things to identify sleep time (like her glow worm) but she wont have it. i have one stubborn little girl with a mind of her own already!!!
  • Krystaltips
    Krystaltips Posts: 9,220 Forumite
    Evening folks, just a flying visit... and I'm about 70 pages behind so probably won't bother catching up... Anybody want to do a quick recap for me?

    We just spent the week with in laws... We went up to Liverpool Tuesday and FIL drove us home on Thurs so we gave our pre booked tickets to SIL to use if she wished and she decided to come down and stay a couple of days with us and we took her to the station today, was really nice to have her stay a couple of days, she's going through a really rough patch (not helped by MIL being a complete waste of space yesterday) and I think she's glad to know she still has some family she can turn to...

    Am absolutely worn out though with all the travelling and visiting... We spent 2 nights in the dirtiest travelodge in the country with an awfully uncomfortable bed so I didn't sleep a wink... Was nice to come home to my own bed! My wonderful baby did 8 1/2 hours straight last night, sadly I didn't... I woke up at 3am and panicked because she hadn't moved at all and felt cold... But me feeling her neck made her jump so huuuuuuuuuuuuuge sigh of relief! Took me a while to drop back off though after the fright... Amazingly though Aimee slept in until 9am so we all got a bit of a lie in... She's usually up and making enough noise to wake the dead anytime from 6am!! Think she's as worn out as the rest of us...
    A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...
    Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.

  • tiamai_d
    tiamai_d Posts: 11,987 Forumite
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    Button, what is it you want to do after that course? Go into nursing?
  • carlamagee
    carlamagee Posts: 1,789 Forumite
    evening ladies.
    hope your all doing good this fine saturday night.
    im still lurking here now and again. nice to read about your LO's, especially when i cahtted to a handful of you not so long ago on the pegnancy thread. (and then think OMG! when your signature says baby wa sborn in june etc!) ive another 12 days maximum to go before im technicially not meant to be on the pregnancy thread, so ill be boring you all with my usual rants and silly questions soon. lol. enjoy your time without me. hehe
    Carla-Farla!! :)

    Mummy to Katie (27.11.07) and Christopher (05.08.09) ♥♥
  • Sami_Bee
    Sami_Bee Posts: 14,555 Forumite
    :mad: comp crashed!
    DD still has not POOED! She just woke up with a sore tummy, so I whipped the nappy off her before she could use it, but nope still nothing! We are supposed to be taking her to the Science centre tomorrow, and I'm worried she may poop herself there! She must NEED the toilet but can't get it out, and she thinks it's funny and makes straining noises on the toilet on purpose! Little tinker.

    She is having one of those days where she refuses most food, so can't get anything fibre rich into her, I hate how faddy she is, as a baby she used to walk over to your plate and stuff her face, nom nom nom.

    Though at least she eats fruit, curry and scrambled eggs now at least!
    I wouldn't be giving her eggs if you want her too poop, they bung you up :)
    3onitsway wrote: »
    Random! But did you spot me? Be honest! :confused:
    :eek:no! hmm maybe my talent isn't as good as I thought :(
    MIL's neighbors have 1 son that's diagnosed but all 4 of their kids and both parents are soo on the spectrum if you ask me!
    what does knackered mean to you??? Over here its tired, ie. I am knackered tonight, I am going straight to bed !!
    means hat here too but it's not a 'nice' word for it. I used to get a snack if I said it along with damn, hell and bloody

    MFD: I know quite a few people on the spectrum thanks to the stoopid government deciding to save money by closing special schools and shoving the kids in mainstream schools where they get taught by teachers with little experience/knowledge of their needs and the poor things get bullied for being 'weird' :rolleyes:

    also: AARRRGGGHHHHH!!!! somebody PLEASE get Edgar to poop :cry: he's obviously having stomach pains, keeps screaming and arching his back (almost ripping my nip off in the process!!)
    The very best is sometimes what nature gives us for free.
    3onitsway wrote: »
    I think Sami is right, as always!
  • Js_Other_Half
    Js_Other_Half Posts: 3,116 Forumite
    If anyone is desperate to keep a very small child semi- upright but still get some sleep, take the car seat out and strap them into that...it can go on the bedroom floor.

    Not ideal, but will stop you panicking about them choking, so you all might get some rest.

    (Tip from a friend who's got 3 kids :D )

    Oh, and I was more worried about DS when he didn't smell right than when he had a temp of 104 and had the GP volunteering to do a home visit 3 hours after he'd last seen him.
    The IVF worked;DS born 2006.
  • Buttonmoons
    Buttonmoons Posts: 13,323 Forumite
    Yeah just general nursing, I actually love the appeal of working in A&E. Not keen on midwifery, I'd be a wreck seeing some of the terrible things that can happen.
  • tiamai_d
    tiamai_d Posts: 11,987 Forumite
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    Sorry, that is different from the one I did. Mine was for Strathclyde Uni, who wanted different entry qualifications.

    But that one will get you into the local Uni there so no worries!

    Sorry if I confused you! Strathclyde Uni is so bloody picky, kept changing their entry requirements last year.

    Either way, I loved being at college, was a great experience, and if it were not for our little suprise squatter here, I'd be getting ready for September :D
  • Sami_Bee wrote: »
    also: AARRRGGGHHHHH!!!! somebody PLEASE get Edgar to poop :cry: he's obviously having stomach pains, keeps screaming and arching his back (almost ripping my nip off in the process!!)


    That sounds more like wind than needing to poop :confused:


    I'd be getting the gripewater out...or a few droppers of infacol.
    r.mac wrote: »
    please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman :D
    Proud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14oz
    A new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 2012
  • scruffy96uk
    scruffy96uk Posts: 2,925 Forumite
    Caz well done and good luck,I'm sure you're thinking of this already but remember to tell benefits etc coz you don't want to have to be paying back a wad when they realise you've been workin.

    r.mac wrote: »
    Grrrrrrrrrr. I'm mad with him. really mad. I'm off to clean something.....
    I find I'm at my cleaning best when I've fallen out with OH;) So my house is never clean;);)

    my thing was firelighters !! I used to scape one so that a little bit was under my nail and I could smell it all day :o:D
    I honestly had to read that twice I thought it said my thing was fire fighters!!!! Although I wouldn't blame you

    MFD ((((((hugs))))) hope he feels better soon x x Coukd you maybe put him down on his tum so if hes sick it comes out?

    Button is it satrosphere your going to?
    Everyone is entitled to their opinion
    Ellie 25/12/07
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