MSE Parents Club Part 4

money_maker_3

You OK tara?? She was on earlier, not sure if she will be on again tonight.
You having a few problems hun? Mrs Moc was on earlier too, she thinks she has thrush

cazscoob

thanks SB!!! told her you all swear by it!!

thanks elle! they look great! this is how i have decorated their room and it looks amazing
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=310152326343

SeptemberBaby_2

cazscoob wrote: »

thanks SB!!! told her you all swear by it!!

thanks elle! they look great! this is how i have decorated their room and it looks amazing
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=310152326343

Yep, it really is fabulous stuff! Tell her to order it from the chemist tomorrow as most don't actually stock it.

ETA: gorgeous paper! What a lovely Mummy you are

xx

tarajayne

money_maker wrote: »

You OK tara?? She was on earlier, not sure if she will be on again tonight.
You having a few problems hun? Mrs Moc was on earlier too, she thinks she has thrush

Had a problem in the night and had to speak to a doc at 1am, all ok but I was in pain so I was going to try a bit of a mix of feeding tonight. Stood in Morrisons today and had no idea about what to buy and also don't want to confuse Maddy with a bottle as I have no intention of stopping BF.
She feeds so often she makes me sore!

Savvy_Sue

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

I think tantrums are definitely to be ignored wether your at home or in public. I have on many occasions calmly walked out of cinemas, supermarkets, theme parks, and other places and taken children straight home when they threw a wobbler for not geting what they want.

I just wondered, though, I never really found an answer for ONE child throwing a tantrum and spoiling it for all the others ... Have any of you? It's fine as they get older, or if there are two adults there, but if you have one adult to multiple children and one is tantruming, what do you do?

weezl wrote:

I've advertised on freecycle for more old men's pants but no response yet!

:rotfl:

BTW, Bruno, I've been wondering about what you said your OH said about not rewarding your mother for hassling you - but is she actually going the other way and punishing your mother for what she regards as hassling? I know that wasn't the exact words you used, but is that what is happening? Does your OH feel that if she can't have her own family, there's no next best thing, she'd rather not have yours, because it makes her miss her own too much? I just ask the question, as it pops into my head, I have no idea whether or how you'd raise this with her.

money_maker_3

tarajayne wrote: »

Had a problem in the night and had to speak to a doc at 1am, all ok but I was in pain so I was going to try a bit of a mix of feeding tonight. Stood in Morrisons today and had no idea about what to buy and also don't want to confuse Maddy with a bottle as I have no intention of stopping BF.
She feeds so often she makes me sore!

As I have never been in that situation, I dont know what to say, but ((hugs)) and hope it gets better for you.

3onitsway

Oooh - Elle - I keep forgetting to say how gorgeous Rhys is looking! I'm probably stating the obvious - but he looks like a proper newborn now!

cazscoob

thanks SB i cant wait until its all done! i have bought them the pollyanna bed sets from next so cant wait until they arrive! they are even sleeping better in the room lol(no its not the paint fumes lol!)

tara i was the same the first few weeks but honestly it does settle down! erin does this now and again but krystal advised me she is just upping my supply?

scruffy96uk

Caz bet the girls room is way cool the paper is ace

Tara not sure if it's any help but you could try just a small plastic cup for feeding her. When I was in hospital I was radioactive and couldn't feed El so they fed her with a small plastic cup of FF. Bit messy but it's ment to help with the confusion of nipple and bottle IYSWIM. HTH hun. Is it too sore to express, coz if you can still express at least it will keep your supply up. I'm sure krystal will be along soon with more advice

MrsTinks

If you post your problem Tara maybe one of us can help till she's on again? Or she might be on later and able to answer herself

As for the 72 hour pill - it should be taken as early on as possible - the longer you leave it the less likely it is to work...

can I just ask... because I don't get this... if you have just gone through the pain of labour etc WHY do you guys risk getting pregnant again? (not to anyone in particular, but there have been loads it appears who have not taken precautions before pills kicking in etc) or at least so soon! 8+ weeks and hubby hasn't been near me yet lol - partially because I want to make sure everything is healed but also because I do not under any circumstance want to risk another baby so soon

As for emergency contraception - I firmly believe in existing life taking precedence... Any child that is already here safely should take priority over a potential life... but that's just my personal oppinion