MSE Parents Club Part 4

redmel1621

SusanC wrote: »

When Alice was a baby my mum kept on telling me you have to make sure you remember to take photos of subsequent babies. She said lots of people end up with almost no photos of third babies.

We have barely any of ds2 - I feel really guilty:o I think we may be over-compensating now though as we probably have more of ds3, than of both the other two put together!!!

astonsmummy

searching_me wrote: »

i dont take offence to it but yes it does alittle ... i have the opinon that you cant plan passion and yes i should be careful but as i say this is a one off ... of course i am not you or other people who can think about it all the time but hey as i say im only human we're not all perfect x

LOL I'm just sex mad, am always getting caught up in the moment!

SeptemberBaby_2

SusanC wrote: »

When Alice was a baby my mum kept on telling me you have to make sure you remember to take photos of subsequent babies. She said lots of people end up with almost no photos of third babies.

Wise words. We have taken lots of Jamie but whereas I used to rush to get Poppy's printed, his seem to stay on the computer a little while longer .



I think I'm going to be photo sorting this afternoon!

xx

Lu_T

redmel1621 wrote: »

Kai is fast asleep on the sofa. He seems to never want his milk at lunch time I have tried giving it him before food, after food and in the middle...he just spits it out, yet will gobble up any food I send his way! He is fine with every other bottle/feeding time. He is a bit young to not have one though, especially as he only has 4 bottles a day as it is and he should be having 5 apparantly!

Mel x

Imogen never had milk with her meals, only water. It did mean for a while we were feeding her every two hours (meal, milk, meal, milk) but she just wouldn't have the two together, despite being a STARVING baby.

BrunoM wrote: »

During pregnancy was not an issue

After the birth, OH was both very down and had been fairly heavily stitched, so there was pretty much minimal interest her end, and then even as that changed she was really scared about the state of things down there, so initially there was a fair bit of with-blessing taking matters into my own hands (I am sorry there is really no good euphemism), then in later weeks some of what I think Home Ec classes used to call 'non-penetrative methods of intercourse', which was all good. Maybe I am unusual in being left pretty content by all that? But I dunno. It wasn't a big stress after the first couple of weeks.

We eventually had a go at 2 months, but that was a one-off for about another 2/3 months after a certain amount of *ahem* deflowering :eek: which she found quite unnerving. Everything back to normal now though and just fine.

I'm blushing now, I run away!

But I did mean to add, MrsT you have nothing to feel defensive about, gosh! Perfectly reasonable position to take.

Oh Bruno! It's so refreshing to have a bloke's perspective on some stuff and you absolutely cracked me up with this :rotfl::rotfl:

I was hornier than I've ever been during the last couple of months of my pregnancy but DH needed some persuading. It did help when the consultant told him it would be his fault for not 'performing' if I had to see him at 40+4. He did grudgingly put in a couple of performances towards the end, but it was pretty functional.

Now he can't keep his hands off me - but there's absolutely no chance, for a while anyway

Sami_Bee

Aww blushing Bruno I wonder if that is the first time you've discussed bedroom antics openly? Men don't talk to each other like that... Do they?

cazscoob

PMSl at bruno blushing!:p
well i still havent tacked the ironing but have ordered megans school stuff online, made and ate lunch and went to the shop. cant put it off for much longer though:rolleyes:

money_maker_3

aww bruno, you are so sweet You should join in all those sort of conversations more often !!

Dylan has decided to be a spoilt mummies boy today ! He will only go to sleep or stop crying if I am holding him. He doesnt want his daddy, sister or the bouncer etc... just me !!!
Is it wrong that I am loving it ????

Sami_Bee

money_maker wrote: »

aww bruno, you are so sweet You should join in all those sort of conversations more often !!

Dylan has decided to be a spoilt mummies boy today ! He will only go to sleep or stop crying if I am holding him. He doesnt want his daddy, sister or the bouncer etc... just me !!!
Is it wrong that I am loving it ????

of course not! best thing about having boys is they love their mummies lots!

feelinggood_2

Bought a bath seat for Toby. It said 4+ months on the website, but the box says 6+ months. Toby is only 3 months, but he is very big, and can sit easily in his bumbo, and can almost sit unaided. He is well above the minimum weight requirement. Thing a 10 minute bath with me would be okay?

sparkle03

redmel1621 wrote: »

OMG - This child never sleeps in the day.

I know I shouldn't complain because he is a good night-time sleeper but surely he should have one nap of at least an hour or so in the afternoon!!!!!

My baby is exactly the same, she will sleep 6 til 6 or 7 til 7 most nights but will she sleep in the day? No will she bu99ery :rolleyes: