MSE Parents Club Part 5

money_maker_3

Glamazon wrote: »

girls

have just spotted this little bargain

http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/471086/baileys-mint-chocolate-70cl-was-11-/

Can't beat it!!

we dont have a Netto Thats just cruel showing me that !!

Sami_Bee

Glamazon wrote: »

girls

have just spotted this little bargain

http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/471086/baileys-mint-chocolate-70cl-was-11-/

Can't beat it!!

_pale_ eurgh!

Choppy it could be co-incidence with the poops, Ed's did the same around his jabs too but have been like that ever since (he's having 2nd lot 2mo )
I'm not sure if it would work but can you feed her in the rugby ball position, that might make it easier to express at the sametime?

MadDogWoman_2

Tara - he was all sulky I've not allowed him to swap his motorbike for a more powerful but older model, then my dad has put the finance together for a replacement car for me in his name - stating DD's safer in a newer model, more airbags etc, plus it has a functioning heater and no dodgy electrics. It was a complete surprise for me, mum and dad turned up with the car saying do you want a test drive!

I've appeased him by telling him that whatever we sell the car for the money is his, plus mum and I have been through the finances and he can have £40 a month to do with what he wants.

mookiandco

chopsticks wrote: »

I never have that problem .

I last fed Caitlin at 5pm. She then had a bottle of EBM at 6:45pm and I started expressing at 9pm, so you'd think my boobs would be nice and full, but no . I've managed to get a measly 2oz (in 20mins) from my good side and have just started on my right side. Only been going less than 5minutes but already there is hardly anything coming out.

Oh no I think you get me wrong. The reason i am getting the breast shells Its because i dont get very much when I express so I want to rescue every last miniscule drop.

2ozs in 20 mins is great. I express little and often (or as often as I can!). To be honest, one thing that effects how much I express, is fretting over it and watching every drop go into the pump. If I concentrate on something else, like chatting on here, then when I look down at the bottle I usually have far more.

angelfairy

money_maker wrote: »

we dont have a Netto Thats just cruel showing me that !!

i agree !!!!!:mad::D:D

elle_gee

AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH, why does my bloody mother always want to make conversation about my milk supply?! As if I'm not stressed out about it enough as it is.. I so want to try that "spend the day in bed" thing but I can't even do that cos we have no bed yet, plus there's always someone coming and going or some appointment to be at.. Grrrrr... Why to I feel more in demand than ever, right when I just want some time on my own with Rhys?! Just want the world to sod off!

Sorry..

tarajayne

I miss you lot too MM, will be able to get on more once the kids are back in school, been too busy. Erin and Ben go back Thursday, Jake on Monday. My eldest is visiting tomorrow so that's another full day. How's the bedtimes going with Jasmine?

Sami_Bee

after mentioning it before I've cleaned the electric pump and it ready to be taken out of milton now (can't micro it - booo!) I put Ed in his basket upstairs at 9pm so I'm trying to avoid a repeat of last night! gonna express then put bits back in milton and I also have the TT assembled but not sterile just in case but will have to bin what I get if I use that

Buttonmoons

How about sweet potato's and butternut squash Weezl? Not sure how calorific it is though. I just know it's filling!

I'm struggling to remember what we did with Keira, I never gave her much food to begin with, milk + some breakfast, milk + half a jar of food (I did feed some jars so just using it as an example) and then milk + half a jar for tea.

She eventually dropped some milk and ate more food. But she was having 8oz 3 times a day at weaning age as she didn't want anything more, sometimes it was 4 bottles.

Now she won't drink milk at all

She starts nursery tomorrow My little girl is growing up before my eyes. I know fine I'm going to cry, and because it's a rough area where no-one cares about their kids, they will all think I'm a loony (not that I care!) and they can sod off if they think I'm joining the PTA, so I can sit and listen to them wail about not getting DLA for little timmys tonsilitis......Zzzzz

tarajayne

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Tara - he was all sulky I've not allowed him to swap his motorbike for a more powerful but older model, then my dad has put the finance together for a replacement car for me in his name - stating DD's safer in a newer model, more airbags etc, plus it has a functioning heater and no dodgy electrics. It was a complete surprise for me, mum and dad turned up with the car saying do you want a test drive!

I've appeased him by telling him that whatever we sell the car for the money is his, plus mum and I have been through the finances and he can have £40 a month to do with what he wants.

I always feel like I have another child! Mine wants a new cycle, has 3 in the garage already but says they're not the right ones. Now wants one he's seen for £1500 :eek: that will total £4k of bikes in the garage if you value them on what was paid new. I told him if he brings the extension in under budget he can buy it but he has no idea of my plans!