MSE Parents Club Part 4

ladybirdintheuk

I joined pigsback, but I don't really understand it, so I've not been back since... I use quidco and I've had £9 so far - waiting for payments to get to them for other things...

scruffy96uk

OMG I must have a right blotter El is 20 months and weighs over 3 stone :eek: Ok I'm doubting myself I'll have to double check her read book when she wakes as it's in her room.

scruffy96uk

Tia great news hope you both get home tomoro

astonsmummy

scruffy96uk wrote: »

OMG I must have a right blotter El is 20 months and weighs over 3 stone :eek: Ok I'm doubting myself I'll have to double check her read book when she wakes as it's in her room.

:eek: My 5 year old only weighs 2.5 stone! eats like a pig but is as skinny as a rake!

searching_me

AM thats the same with my friends boy on my photos on FB hes 6months older then zoe and shes double his size ... hes just over 2 stone zoe is nearly 4 x

money_maker_3

OK, I am doubting Jasmines weight now !! She is a skinny rake, but really tall for her age, will weigh her when she gets home from her friends house later

Sami_Bee

money_maker wrote: »

OK, I posted at 11.30 then went off as HV was coming and now I'm back to a grand total of 5 posts !!!!
Dylan is a wee giant !! He is 61cms so nearly on the 98th percentile and weighs 12lb 4 so just above average, so all good here

My friend's DS thats a few weeks younger than Ed was 61cm at birth!!:eek: she is a teeny bit shorter than me (5'3") and her OH isn't even 6foot!

carlamagee wrote: »

i thik im bein a silly mummy.
DD is in bed having a nap, DS was unsettled, so picked him up, winded him and he has fell asleep in my arms. my head is telling me to put him down - i dont want him getting used to falling asleep in my arms, but my heart is saying, that one time wont hurt....!!!?

It won't hurt at all!!!

searching_me wrote: »

oooo i just found after 2 years of being on pigs.. rubbish.. back i finally have enough for a £10 voucher for either waterstone, adams, m&s, topshop, dorothy perkins, bella italia, hmv, amazon or arcadia .... i dont know which one x

I'd go for M&S personally (I've just spent £10 on lunch for me n chris in there ) amazon vouchers go for more than face value on ebay, once you've paid your fees your about even - random but good

Just had Chris's feet checked because he said his shoes were tight the last few times I put them on - £30 on another pair:rolleyes: he's only had the last pair about 3months!

Sami_Bee

I didn't weigh 5 stone until I was about 10yo
Chris is about 2.5stone now all his pants are half mast because he's such a skinny beenpole, their all pulled tight with adjustable waistbands, the next size up are just too big I can't pull the waist in enough for him to have pants that cover his ankles :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

newmoneysaver wrote: »

I did post on the pregnancy thread. I really should copy it onto the BS thread. - will add it to my to do list

just read it, Sounds a touch traumatic
I wish everyone could have a nice simple birth like I had with my boys.

You sound happy and settled now though:T



Ladybird - what was your query with the scanner??
I can't get mine to work and the lady on the end of the phone didn't have a clue what I was trying to say, Its all very well having a call centre on the other side of the world but once you deviate from the script they don't understand.
I need to call them again but really not in the mood

feelinggood_2

I was thinking, reading the story thread, that most births seem traumatic I wonder why that is?