MSE Parents Club Part 4

cazscoob

lol buttons! i think she may have u wrapped round her little finger!!! have u tried rewards???
did any one see the thing on tv about potty training, it said in the 50s that kids were all out of nappies day and night by 18months and now the adverage is 7 years old! can u imagine a 7 year old in nappies?

am taking erin to docs just got emergency app for 2.20 as i cant get her to feed or her temp down?

redmel1621

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Doh, so much for her taking to the toilet. I went for a pee and came back and just smelled it right away, she'd had a poo in her pants. She said it came out quick, I'll let her off.......THIS TIME! Teehee. Good job I have about 200 pairs of knickers.

Is it full poo's she is doing in her knicks or just more like skid marks??

Millie's_Mum

Good luck at docs Caz, hope its nothing to worry about

Becles

Hi - Dribblekitten. Lovely to meet you and welcome to the mad house

Jakesmummy - another OU fan here. I'm 34 (today!) and I'm busy doing a degree. I started in October 2006 and hope to finish in October 2010. You can do it as slow or as quickly as you like and I've enjoyed it so far. Although it is distance learning, I've found the face to face tutorials to be extremely useful, so do try and get to them if you can.

We didn't sleep well last night either. We had a power cut at 2.45am and all the house alarms went off. We have the bedroom window open so and our bell box is just outside the window, so we both jumped out of bed in a panic! Then a fax machine rang us around 4am, and the postman came with a special delivery at 7am. He didn't ring the bell again, but the dog heard him and it was his barking that woke me up.

cazscoob

Millie's_Mum wrote: »

Good luck at docs Caz, hope its nothing to worry about

it could just be her teeth but i panic when they get ill, usually as when lewis gets ill he goes downhill really fast and like to go blue???:eek:

how are your girls? x

redmel1621

Becles wrote: »

Jakesmummy - another OU fan here. I'm 34 (today!) and I'm busy doing a degree. I started in October 2006 and hope to finish in October 2010. You can do it as slow or as quickly as you like and I've enjoyed it so far. Although it is distance learning, I've found the face to face tutorials to be extremely useful, so do try and get to them if you can.

We didn't sleep well last night either. We had a power cut at 2.45am and all the house alarms went off. We have the bedroom window open so and our bell box is just outside the window, so we both jumped out of bed in a panic! Then a fax machine rang us around 4am, and the postman came with a special delivery at 7am. He didn't ring the bell again, but the dog heard him and it was his barking that woke me up.

Yay, another OU'er:D What degree are you doing?
You should teach your dog to lay by the door he can alert you every time anyone comes then;)

searching_me

ooops landed my friends bf in trouble as she didnt know he'd texted me ... off her phone ... oh well x

Buttonmoons

Well last night she had farted or something and a bit of poo came out, and went on her trousers, just like a skidmark though, then this morning when she woke up, there was a skidmark in her nappy and a bit of poo between her bum, the last time was a full on poo in her pants, she has been V constipated though, we've been back and forth to the toilet all day, and as soon as I'm out the room she does it.

Hopefully once she's all cleared out, we'll get a good routine going,she's not asking for nappys to poo in anymore so thats something. She also said sorry for poo'ing in her pants, bless, she didn't need to do that.

Millie's_Mum

Hi Caz, they are fine, just finding it a bit hard having both at home all day, with weather being awful can't just send millie out to play! Yours must be going back to school soon.

I never know when to take it seriously enough for the docs.

elle_gee

I haven't got the self-discipline to do an OU course.. there would always be something to distract me!

Much like I should be clearing boxes of junk and collapsing the travel cot right now, but I'm eating teacakes, drinking tea and watching Jeremy Kyle!

I've written myself a list of jobs and I'm trying to tackle 1-2 between each feed.

The crib seems to be working well, although Rhys likes rolling over and squishing his face against the sides :eek: Have had to put the gel sausage thing we got from the hospital around his head now (like a car seat head hugger).