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MSE Parents Club Part 5
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PS any other tips on what's likely to sell well would be great! xxxsusan, did I accidentally sign up for a HV then?
I'll opt out in future too I thinkWell, it looks like it's going to be yet another one of those nights again. Hersself just woke up after about ten minutes asleep yelling like she was being murdered! *sigh* I miss sleep a lot.
Aimee has a clock in her bedroom because she knows not to come into our bedroom before 7am (apart from when Dave's on earlies and then he'll take her down at 6) She told me this morning that she looked at the clock at 1 and 4 and woke up at 6... She only looks at the first numbers so it could of been at any point within those hours... But she woke up, looked at the clock and went back to sleep... She didn't disturb us, but 2 years ago she would of... You're doing really great on not a lot of sleep, it seems like it will last forever but it won't, I promiseA very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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I have an apology ladies and gents, I just read my post about no one replying to me about elle and it sounded so blunt and rude I'm so sorry I didn't mean it to sound like that.
Becles/button I agree with what Becles said bout just hold her wrist tight and keep walking. El is only 21 months but it works. I've just got to be careful as she still has frgile wrist. Just make sure it's her wrist your holding not her hand as this is safer.
Elle Glad the App seemed to go ok. Do you have a date to go back and get results.Anyone fancy cleaning the fish tank for me?
Bruno Not seen you for a while hope things are ok at home and LO is settling better
Keely Just incase your popping in or keeping up hope your well. I just about put POOPING in!!!!
Savvy Also incase you pop in to keep an eye on us lot :wave::wave:Everyone is entitled to their opinionEllie 25/12/070 -
I feel really odd tonight, completely out of it. Spaced out and completely dettached and time is all weird.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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I want a Grandma and Grandad present for my parents - a "thankyou" from Rhys for all their help with the house
Any suggestions - either for a gift or for where from? Was thinking mugs maybe..
Also getting Dad new work trousers (the type with kneepads in - he has some but needs new ones) and Mum a beauty therapy / relaxation voucher
Edit - missed this quote LOL!
Don't use shirtcity - the graphics are poop!ladybirdintheuk wrote: »I got her back to sleep without feeding her. I did pick her up, as by the time I went in she was really screaming and sitting up, so I needed to calm her down. I rocked her while standing up and holding her tight/stroking her back shhhing till she calmed down, then I counted very slowly saying "good girl" and rubbing her back a few times before I got to the next number (and shhhing again if I needed to). I think she fell asleep around 80, but i carried on until 100, then put her down. She woke up and whinged a bit when I put her down, so I held her down and rubbed her back (I've perfected this into one firm but comforting movement) and carried on counting/rubbing/good girling, and got to 13 before I came out and cooked tea.
no bad thing!
I've done the holding down stuff too ladybird - my mums eyebrows disappeared into her hairline when I said 'if he is restless when you put him down just hold his arms down on the cot and he will go to sleep in no time'I also used to stroke his nose (so he closed his eyes) and kiss his face and eyes (Benjamin loves kisses!!)
I also have sat by his cot and sung twinkle twinkle until my throat was hoarse!!
Benjamin has gone down in a dirty sleepsuit tonight!! I changed him earlier but then he sat with us and DSS whilst we had dinner and wanted a potato wedge!! Then he had a bottle with daddy and fell asleep so I just stuck him in a sleeping bag and left him to it!*cough*... I think someone would need to be PM'd it and then post it somewhere saying they have NO idea who it is and so on but oooo check these cool thingies out that some total random stranger has posted that she makes... :A
Or put it on the Facebook groupplease listen to MFD - she is a wise womanProud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14ozA new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 20120 -
I want a Grandma and Grandad present for my parents - a "thankyou" from Rhys for all their help with the house
Any suggestions - either for a gift or for where from? Was thinking mugs maybe..
Also getting Dad new work trousers (the type with kneepads in - he has some but needs new ones) and Mum a beauty therapy / relaxation voucher:T:T:T:T:T:T:T
i have a friend who worked in spain last year with her OH and is therefore down for tax credit purposes as earning nothing last year, they get SOOO much! she paid for her sons christening, the whole lot, with ONE MONTHS CREDITS! and then the next month spent £200+ on shoes and a dress for her to wear for it!Won't she have to pay back anything at the end of the year that would be over this years entitlement??They may base it on last years but surely any difference between last year and this year should be reported and credits therefor adjusted so they don't have a huge amount they then have to pay back... or have I missed a trick here?
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scruffy96uk wrote: »
Did you see the episode of how clean is your house where they cleaned a fish tank it looked soooo easy;)
No I didn't, but was it the correct way for the fish?
I still haven't done it and now I've prioritised the dishes then a bath cos I smell myself sitting here, phew!
Oh benefit busters is ... :mad:0 -
My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »LOL - it is annoying when they are just under a new lb isn't it!!! When Benjamin lost weight I was so worried about getting him weighed I force-fed him both boobies before we went and nearly cried when he did a big poo as we were leaving the house
Yup, I'd tried the feeding just before the nurse got here too - obviously too much!Fingers crossed for a good result next week. Sami or AF - can you text me to let me know how it goes please?
Sod's law we'll still be waiting when you get back! :cool:Has having Rhys made him think any differently about the job? One of my RL Mummy Friends is a Fireman and it is fascinating talking to her about going back to work...it scares the life out of me but she just says it is what she is trained to do and she loves it, couldn't imagine not going back.
I think it's just made him more determined to improve his future prospects hence the training, but he'd never not be a fireman. It's strange, I always said I couldn't be married to a bloke who did a dangerous job, like a solider, but I have no worries (day-to-day) about OH's job.. (do hate it when he's called out or late home, or when the alarms were going off at work and I had to stay in my office not knowing what was going on further up the site and if he was in danger..)
ETA: MFD, did you have something to say about Grandma/Grandad gifts? You quoted me but said nothing..0 -
feelinggood wrote: »I feel really odd tonight, completely out of it. Spaced out and completely dettached and time is all weird.
Is your OH with you? I want to come make you a cup of tea or something. Tomorrow will be better.0 -
im watching benefit busters ... makes me laugh x
Still searching .....:)
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Is your OH with you? I want to come make you a cup of tea or something. Tomorrow will be better.
He is around. Trying to sort dinner then bed. Not going too well, oven was at wrong temperature, sweet potatoes far too cooked, chicken far too raw and completely forgot about mash.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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