MSE Parents Club Part 4

Buttonmoons

I wouldn't get a penny off him, they are pretty CHAV, their kid is 2, and a really intelligent little boy, yet the last time I saw him he gave me the fingers and shouted "DITCH" I know fine what he meant! His parents were laughing. Yes hillarious.....

I heard Keira shout "F*** YEAAAAAH" or something similar as OH had been watching tremors and she had heard it, I told her it was naughty bad and it makes mummys cry and now whenever she hears naughty bad words she tells other people off.

Can't understand why people find kids swearing funny? It's repulsive! Mind you the area where I live, when I take Keira to the park it's FULL of kids effing and c'ing, their parents are the same, screaming out the window - CONNOR GET YOUR EFFING !!!! IN NOW YOU EFFING C****. WHAT THE HELL!!

I really want to move !

My_Fathers_Daughter

Krystaltips wrote: »

There is no 'fore milk' and 'hind milk' but the milk changes constantly throughout a feed. the softer your breasts the fattier the milk so the end of the feed when baby isn't really sucking but has the little sucks that feel like butterfly wings are when the really fatty milk is coming through and this is also when your body gets lots of signals to increase supply...

MFD, was it Lesley or Lorna who told you the 3 course meal theory?

My baby has been a good girl today, only a small amount of crying... We put her in the bath with Aimee earlier and she absolutely loved it, was grinning like a cheshire cat and kicking her legs all over the place, was so lovely to watch! She was also grinning at me while I read Aimee's bedtime story... Although she wouldn't smile for hubby... I think she was punishing him for leaving us today and going to work!

I heard it from a few people - Lorna included! I love Lorna, she's fab (and she brings gluten free cake!!)

Yay Caitlyn - good girl! Once those 'not so much crying' days started things got much easier IMHO!!

I am going to brave Walsall tomorrow...going back to the retail park to buy some cute H&M baby clothes for Benjamin and Great Niecey! Might even get mummy a new top for her scary day out on the bus

redmel1621

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Caz and anyone else with grumpy babies i think it really is the full moon as el has been mega grumpy the past few days and is usually very content!!!!

OMG! not another full moon - that's why Kai has been a little whinge bag all day...I honestly could not wait to get him into bed tonight and out of my sight/earshot:o

Did anyone watch that economy gastronomy programme yesterday? I recorded it and watched it early hour of this morning when Kai got up...I though it was really good.
The mum was constantly going on about being tired/having no time to cook...she gave her kids ready meals nearly every night and her 9yr old son had a ready meal macaroni cheese 3 times a week:eek: It's funny though because they all thought it was a real treat to be eating home-cooked food...my lot think it is a treat to have a ready meal:rotfl:

Didn't get to the park as I had planned....I came off the computer to get sorted and ended up having a row with dh over stupid PS3 controllers:mad::rolleyes: so that put me in a foul mood then and I couldn't be bothered:( I hadn't told the kids we were going so they weren't upset, and I will try again tomorrow(if it's dry weather)

Mel x

Buttonmoons

Ps3's are the devils aren't they

Boys and their toys....

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I heard it from a few people - Lorna included! I love Lorna, she's fab (and she brings gluten free cake!!)

Yay Caitlyn - good girl! Once those 'not so much crying' days started things got much easier IMHO!!

I am going to brave Walsall tomorrow...going back to the retail park to buy some cute H&M baby clothes for Benjamin and Great Niecey! Might even get mummy a new top for her scary day out on the bus

She's lovely isn't she! (If it was her that offered you some training in support, you should try it out... She's not militant like some...)

Ooh, we'll be in town tomorrow... We were watching a performing arts thing in town yesterday and it turned out to be a group of christian outreach workers and they invited Aimee to a holiday club, she's ridiculously excited about going... £2 for 4hours out seems like a good deal to me though... Anyway... If you see someone wandering around with a candy stripe pram and a mouthy 5 year old it could very well be me...

scruffy96uk

Ok for a bit of light relief for no purpose we all have to take a piccie tomorrow at 10.11 and 12 sec, why???

because its 07/08/09 @ 10.11 and 12 secs

If you didn't think I wsa mad before I'm sure you will now!!!:rotfl:

Night all and I want to see loads of pics tomoro :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

Becles wrote: »

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My Mam usually just has the children mornings while I work as she works afternoons. She had the day off today and said she would keep them all day as she wanted to take them to the swimming baths. Charlotte has had no sleep this afternoon as she was hyper and my Mam couldn't understand why. After she left, Joshua explained he thinks Charlotte didn't sleep this afternoon as my Mam let her have a bottle of blue Powerade out of the vending machine :eek:

:eek:_pale_ they have like a weeks worth of sugar in them!
*Is thinking Becles has made mental note to include a bottle/carton of drink in Charlotte's swim bag if she ever goes with Nanny again*

elle_gee

OH's latest trick.. get Rhys to hold his own bottle while OH is busy sucking helium out of Rhys' home-coming balloons! :rolleyes:

Krystaltips

Becles, sounds like something my Mum would do... She was laughing on the phone last week about sending my neice home full of sugar... Sure she'll do the same to Aimee this weekend!

Pinkpig, really sorry to hear about your dog ((hugs))

Buttonmoons

You know OH used to do that lol, Keira would be in her bouncer and OH would prop the bottle up on a blanket underneath her. Lazy parenting! Hehe.