MSE Parents Club Part 4

money_maker_3

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:T you're Ferberising her (I hope you know that of Meet the fockers!)

I've saw meet the fockers, but I dont know what that is :o

chopsticks

OK, I have a sleeping baby, in her moses basket, not in my arms.

I'm gonna make the most of it and get some zzzzs myself now in case we have another restless night.

Thank you for everyone's helps this evening, I really do appreciate it.

xxxx

money_maker_3

night chopy xx

My_Fathers_Daughter

MM - I did want to know what you had been doing! How else will I learn for when it is my turn!! Is it a bit like that Supernanny programme we were talking about?

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I bought one of those Grobag ones from THAT TKMaxx today too I wanted to see what the difference was between the super-expensive Grobag ones and the cheapo ones from Tesco (or wherever). Turns out that the difference is about a foot of extra material!!

The one I bought was 6-18 months ( not much difference in size there then!!) because I thought Benjamin would be too long for the 0-6m ones. It is massive! There is about a foot of extra space at the bottom!

I will try it at some point but I think I will be keeping hold of it until he is a bit taller.

The best thing was it comes with a nursery thermometer, which we already have but this one helpfully suggests what clothes and what tog of sleeping bag baby should be wearing too


I was watching out for you when I was sat in Starbucks - it's pretty child-friendly in there but out of 8 mums with babies I was the only one that didn't have a bottle.

Not been in the starbucks because it looks so small from the outside and my pram is so mahoosive lol... The little cafe just a bit further down is where you can usually find us when we venture into town on a Saturday....

You've put my mind at rest anyway, I was worried I should of bought the bigger bag for Caitlyn seeing as she's on the 98th centile for her height but if the next one up is too big for Benjamin then I think we'll be OK sticking with the smaller ones for a while... Won the eBay one... 99p plus £2.75 postage... I can live with that...

I'll have to get a pic of Caitlyn in the crib in hers now anyway, it's the white one with rosebuds on... She looks so beautiful in it

money_maker_3

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

MM - I did want to know what you had been doing! How else will I learn for when it is my turn!! Is it a bit like that Supernanny programme we were talking about?

Dont think like that !!
You are a wise woman You will have Benjamin sleeping perfectly from before he is 1
(and I wont hate you for it :mad::p)

Sami_Bee

money_maker wrote: »

I've saw meet the fockers, but I dont know what that is :o

you know how they're doing CC n stuff with little jack, well when Jack explains it he says their following Dr Ferber's theories and he calls it ferberising

money_maker_3

Sami_Bee wrote: »

you know how they're doing CC n stuff with little jack, well when Jack explains it he says their following Dr Ferber's theories and he calls it ferberising

OK, youre one of these freaky people that remember entire dialogs from films :rotfl:

So does that mean I am special if I am using the same guy that was on a Hollywood film ??? Cool :D

elle_gee

chopsticks wrote: »

Ooh, yep I can, good suggestion. Thank you

Would you lie her on it or roll it up next to her?

Sorry I didn't get back to you in time! Honest answer is I don't know - I've never tried it with Rhys, I've just seen it suggested on here before. Anyone else know?

That said, I am considering it, along with the warmed crib thing as he's awkward to get settled straight after a feed in the middle of the night. Not really bad, but I'm just getting fed up of my own sing-songy voice, whispering "Rhys.. please go to sleep.. you'll wake Daddy!" :rolleyes:

My_Fathers_Daughter

elle_gee wrote: »

Sorry I didn't get back to you in time! Honest answer is I don't know - I've never tried it with Rhys, I've just seen it suggested on here before. Anyone else know?

That said, I am considering it, along with the warmed crib thing as he's awkward to get settled straight after a feed in the middle of the night. Not really bad, but I'm just getting fed up of my own sing-songy voice, whispering "Rhys.. please go to sleep.. you'll wake Daddy!" :rolleyes:

When I am settling Benjamin I say 'good boy' lots and lots

He hasn't got a clue what the actual words mean (try saying something random in a smiley voice and he will still smile - try fish and chips ) but I thought it would be easier for him to associate 2 sounds with settling than loads of different sounds IYSWIM.


Another pearler from MFD's own brand of baby-bull :rotfl: