MSE Parents Club Part 5

Sami_Bee

redmel1621 wrote: »

Yep, fingers crossed.
I have never BF so can only imagine what it must be like....to be honest it used to be the imagining that put me off , but since coming on here I would never in all my life, ever want to BF:o

ooh noo why do you say that? It's really not bad.

SugarSpun wrote: »

No bad mummies here MM - don't beat yourself up.

I'm not asking for medical advice, and we're taking the monster to the doctor in the morning, but we just found some blood in her nappy. Has that happened to anyone else's little one? She doesn't seem constipated... ?

(I might have to rush off because there are ominous rumblings from the crib so thank you in advance and I'll update in the morning).

this leaflet may help ease your worrying until the morning http://www.nct.org.uk/info-centre/information/view-44

elle_gee

scruffy96uk wrote: »

.. Elle glad to hear you survived the [STRIKE]monster[/STRIKE] mother in law. Is the meal for a special occ

Nope, nothing special.. Well, I got an email from the restaurant with a special offer (buy one main meal, get another for £1) plus it's their regular steak night too so we could have an MSE night either way We're going here - it's tiny inside. OH and I don't have an official anniversary or anything..

Buttonmoons wrote: »

.. I don't even have the reward chart up yet either as Amazon had crap stickers! I want star ones.......

Try eBay


:rotfl:Rhys has just gone from bawling to zonked Well almost zonked.. he's randomly smiling at something *melts*

cazscoob

sugar you have pm!
right am off to bed as its an early one for me tom
speak soon x

Sami_Bee

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I don't even have the reward chart up yet either as Amazon had crap stickers! I want star ones.......

Tesco .....

Off to bed nght all xx

searching_me

right off to bed zoes first day back tomorrow so back to normal... i swear what happened to summer ... hohum ... night night x

Becles

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I remember around the time of baby P, Keira had came home from a weekend away at OHs parents with OH (to give me a weekend of peace!) and she came charging into the house, tripped and knocked her head straight off the side of the dining chair. The bruise on her forehead was MASSIVE, I was getting funny looks when we were in Matalan, they probably thought I had punched her in the head!

Something similar happened to Joshua when he was a toddler. He was chasing the dog and pretending to be a scary monster with his hands above his head like claws. They went hurtling out the back door, but he tripped over the ledge. He didn't put his hands down, so his face smacked off the paving stones.

His face was all black and blue with a big egg on his forehead and some grazes, and he looked a right mess. I hated taking him out and I got awful stares off people

money_maker_3

Jack Dylan took 60ml of milk tonight and Glam is one happy mummy !!

She said that she will get a chance to come on tomorrow to talk to us all, but had visitors tonight

scruffy96uk

money_maker wrote: »

Jack Dylan took 60ml of milk tonight and Glam is one happy mummy !!

She said that she will get a chance to come on tomorrow to talk to us all, but had visitors tonight

Thats coz mummy told him he had to drink or else!!!! coz I'm sure she didn't want to end up in hospital again.

Buttonmoons

Ouch that sounds painful Beccles! Bet he was howling, I hate that noise when kids have hurt themselves and they proper SCREAM! I also don't like when I heard kids coughing, makes me think they are choking!!

It is awful when people stare like that, I kept thinking someone was gonna phone SS because of it! I'm going to be even more paranoid now she's at nursery, if the kid goes in with weird marks or unusual places bruises they just phone SS, and they don't tell you, I think I'd DIE if that happened.

Keira would be like - Yes my mummy jammed my finger and I got blood "Did she do it on purpose?" "errrrm yes?" "Is your mummy mean?" "Yes she's a big fat cheesy pie mummy pig" Thats how I imagine a convo would go, lmao.

angelfairy

hi all,

typed a long post with comments (forgot to copy it) and i lost it, so NOT happy.

i am having the same trouble as caz (as you all know) with LO waking loads during the night. at just over 5months is it too late to put something of mine in her crib??? i have ever done this as i was worried about things in her crib, but as she is now bigger and can move things out of her way i am not as worried. what could i use??? a friend of mine said she used her breastpads, but as i am not longer feeding her (expressing) that is something i can't do. her crib is right next to me and my bed so i am very close.

looks like i am going to have to email cow and gate to see if they supply their milk back home. my mum says she can't find it. i will speak to the HV tomorrow about other suggestions.