MSE Parents Club Part 5

Sami_Bee

searching_me wrote: »

ive tried pesto before and dint like it ..but that was the greeny coloured one the tomatoe might be different ... hmmmm ... bol ... maybe lasagna hmmmm thanks given me some ideas ... really bugs me when you have loads in but your mind breaks down from it all :rotfl: x

definitely try other pesto, there's lots of diff ones but sacla sun dried tom is my fave (and is often cheapest) it's easy to make yourself with a blender if you have one (not that I've ever bothered) you just chuck it all in and whizz up

ManOnTheMoon

searching_me wrote: »

motm i dont have a sc ... really thinking of getting one though as hopefully soon philip will have a job and i'll be back soon ( cant say im looking forward to it ) so would be easier ...

I don't have one either. Scares me tbh, leaving something on unattended for so long.

MrsTinks

Best bet I would say is moroccan lamb - you can cook it in a tagine or just a casserole dish

searching_me

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

I don't have one either. Scares me tbh, leaving something on unattended for so long.

just asked philip about it ... he say he dont trust food thats cook that long ...

cheers mrs t *wanders off to go look at the recipe* x

Jakesmummy

Afternoon everyone, just wana say thanks for all your kind thoughts about my mil, i think after this week we'l be alot better, she lived on her own so have got to empty the house this weekend which aint nice!

im very jealous of the person who's testing a maclaren!! ive had one thing from bizziebaby a toy fire engine, i hope i get something like a pram! id love a sling tho!

i started weaning jasmine recently, she gets so excited at the sight of food, i dont remeber jake being like that, he's not got a very good appetite even now though! shes not pulled her face at anything ive given her yet, shes done really well, jus had a little mashed carrot for lunch!!

xx

astonsmummy

what about shepherd pie, prepare it all now, then just chuick it in the oven when you want it cooked through.

Mazcabs

Just posted this on the Grabbit thread but my Sainsburys has the boxes of 9 packs of Pampers Wipes on 'Managers Special' at £5, dont know if this countrywide or not.

MrsTinks

searching_me wrote: »

just asked philip about it ... he say he dont trust food thats cook that long ...

cheers mrs t *wanders off to go look at the recipe* x

Hubby likes my edited version

http://members.dooyoo.co.uk/recipes/meat/1183052/

My_Fathers_Daughter

pinkpig08 wrote: »

MFD - is the booby club you go to a surestart thing? I'd like to go to one but I'm quite shy Also having issues with DSs behaviour at the moment too which stops me going out as much as I'd like.

Just off to catch up.........

Yup - I go to 2 surestart ones every week at different centres - neither of which are my local!!!


I emailed the passport people and baby boys passport will be with us in 4-5 working days :j:j
Have emailed hubby, just to let him know :whistle::whistle::whistle::whistle:



Off to Posh Booby Club - seeya later

SusanC_2

25 socks in a week :eek: I've just worked out that we've only bought 25 pairs of socks for Alice so far. I never put her in socks till she had shoes which was only a year ago as she had sandals when she first started walking. She had 6 in the first size, 11 in the next size and has just gone up into the ones I bought in the sales for next summer which is another 8. (I am one of those people who just doesn't spend a lot of money on clothes though - if I spend £5 on a dress for Alice I think I'm splashing out.)

We were meant to go into town today and then meet OH for a picnic lunch but there was a sudden torrential shower so came home soaking wet and OH is going into town in his lunch break.

astonsmummy wrote: »

I never nap, I worry that if i nap durung the day I wont sleep at night so I dont bother.

I find it very disorienting to wake up from a nap instead of in the morning. The only times I've napped were when I had anaemia, when I was pregnant and the first couple of months after Alice was born and I was still sleeping more than ten hours a night too.

BrunoM wrote: »

I am as we speak working from home while OH entertains the baby. I've done this a fair bit recently, but at any point where I have to be 'home alone' with him, as opposed to providing occasional support to OH, I get pretty much nothing done. Which is the way it should be really babies need attention, it's one of the things that makes them babies!

My husband can't understand how I manage to get anything done while I'm looking after Alice.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I think it is something about becoming a mum yourself that makes you appreciate/need your own mum more.

Not me.

MrsTine wrote: »

And I don't really like bakewells no idea why
Might make a chocolate cake or lemon cheesecake or something... hmmm

Now I want a lemon cheesecake - haven't made one for ages.