MSE Parents Club Part 5

Sami_Bee

emlou2009 wrote: »

it would indeed
i had never made home made spag bog until tonight i was quite surprised it actually tasted nice, apart from the whole lentil/oats thing!

:eek:never?!?!
I think spag bol was the first meal I made when OH n I moved in together, I taught BIL how to make it too, I hope it impresses his new house mates at uni

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Ready, Aim, FIRE

Hope you manage to catch it before it goes splat

:EasterBun:EasterBun

Emlou - Catch

mmmmmmm!! Thanks!

angelfairy

angela6834 wrote: »

Am I the only one who doesnt like the TT CTN bottles? The teats collapse inside themselves and Rose finds them difficult to use x

i have this problem, but have found it maily to be when i have screwed the top on too tight,

thanks all for your posts re the manchester apollo. its is not a concert, but a seminar of sorts.

i tried to thank all the posts but again for some reason i am not allowed to thank. cant work out why.

oh, dummies. my LO has for the past month or so refused to take hers. i know this is a good in thing, but i do feel it would help her settle at time. i had bought some MAM ones from TK Maxx, but since then she has topped takeing them. i am wondering about the 'cherry' ones. where have people got theirs from???

congrats tigs on your little boy :beer:
hugs to all that need them xxx

elle_gee

How long is colic an issue for? Do LOs not get it after a certain age?

angelfairy

elle_gee wrote: »

How long is colic an issue for? Do LOs not get it after a certain age?

i think we had colic for at least a month to six weeks. LO must have been 4 or 5 weeks when it first started.

after recommendations from here, we found colief to be the best (is put into bottles). it is about £10 to buy (which is what i did the first time because i wanted it fast) or you can get it on prescription.

xx

Krystaltips

I think it's as their digestive system matures Elle, they tend to grow out of it by a few months old...

money_maker_3

OK, am not sure if this would work or not, am just thinking out loud more than anything else, and want some opinions
If I was to roll up a cotton wool pad into a little tube shape and use surgical tape and attach it to Dylans palms when he is sleeping to force his fingers open a little bit, would that seem like
A) a stupid pointless idea
slightly cruel
C) an ingenious idea that you all wish you had thought of first

PS - he sleeps with scratch mittens on, so no issue of him eating them

Sami_Bee

angelfairy wrote: »

i am wondering about the 'cherry' ones. where have people got theirs from???

Hey lovely
TT did cherry soothers, I've seen them in asda, tesco and boots but not 100% they still have them

Ladies M&S is double cashback on Quidco but it ends tonight so I guess in an hour just in case anyone is thinking of getting something.

MM - what were you ordering from kiddicare? would it make a differance if you got it from them via amazon?

Sami_Bee

Have you seen this?
http://www.boots.com/en/Tommee-Tippee-Nuby-Natural-Touch-Infa-Feeder_865810/
I don't think I approve :think:

angelfairy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Hey lovely
TT did cherry soothers, I've seen them in asda, tesco and boots but not 100% they still have them

Ladies M&S is double cashback on Quidco but it ends tonight so I guess in an hour just in case anyone is thinking of getting something.

MM - what were you ordering from kiddicare? would it make a differance if you got it from them via amazon?

oohhh sami you should feel blessed, MSE let me 'thank you'

i am in town tomorrow so will check out boots. if LO is feeling better (teething :-( ) i might go to ASDA if i can't get them in boots.

Sami_Bee

MM - you can give it a try, does he always wake up with mits still on? I gave up with them after less than a week with Ed he was having non of it :rolleyes: