MSE Parents Club Part 6

ladybirdintheuk

4.05oz in one week Elle!! - puts Izzy to shame

cazscoob

elle_gee wrote: »

Thankyou everyone xx
Caz, congrats on the house - you deserve it!

thanks that means a lot and thank you to everyone!

elle we are all here for you anytime xxxx

astonsmummy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

AM, are you trying to get a higher position in this thread? It's nice to have you back

Higher position??????????

lil_miss_06 wrote: »

yea im white english,,dad is black jamaican

My Mum is white enlgish and my Dad is black Bajian (Barbados)

lil_miss_06 wrote: »

wont let me see anything

r.mac_2

Caz - great news!

Amber - hello. I have a LO who is 7 1/2 months and I feel your pain! Tonight we are having a finger food picnic in the sitting room for tea because she is being a grumpy boots. It's a good sign that there are more teeth to follow. That and the crying in her sleep I hate that bit.

astonsmummy

tiamai_d wrote: »

AM, I love your hair!! Is it still like that or do you get it straightened? (I'm really nosey)

No it's not, are you on FB?
Add me and you can see more pics, it's not ginge anymore, well it has ginge tendancies lol
I chemically relax it every few months, but use hair straighteners in the mean time.

astonsmummy

Congrats on the house caz! :j

r.mac_2

you were such a cute baby AM

Greener_Grass

3onitsway wrote: »

Hi Amber :wave:

My DD is 7months old and sounds just about the same - but still no sign of a tooth.
She's off food at the moment....apart from stuff she can have a good gnaw on, or milk. (She's really enjoying chilled apple or carrot chunks).
She's stopped sleeping through 7-7, and started waking at 4am!
She's also crawling and gets a fresh bruise at least every day!
Today, for the first time, she crawled over to her walker and stood herself up, making the walker roll away and she fell to the floor!

But, i promise it does get easier......if it didn't she wouldnt be my 3rd! :rotfl:

Hiya, Thanks for your reply . You're right, She does sound the exact same! My son has also starterd waking up at 4 am for milk. I know he's drinking too much milk now instead of eating but I guess I'll just hold out on hope its teething and he will be back to normal soon. My son also did the tric with the walker and as a consequence has a big bruise on his eyebrow :rolleyes: We have carpets but it doesn't stop him finding something hard to fall against :rolleyes:

cazscoob

AM that pic is so cute lol!
i am phoning the guy back in a min once this grumpy baby goes for a sleep! but we are aiming to move on the 2nd oct so not long!!! i did go on a big shopping spree today and got most of the things i need but im still needing towels, bedding and cups i think??oh and curtains? i also need to sort out the schools and changing the phone./broadband over. lots to do and no time!

elle_gee

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Oh Elle Don't panic, he is coming along really well and you know that already! What does the medication do that he is meant to be having less of?

Oddly, it's the stuff to neutralise his blood. His kidneys don't work as efficiently as they should so too much acid can build up in his blood (which can cause damage to his heart etc) so this neturalises it. I can't understand why we would have been told to stop it - when I last saw a paediatracian (not the one I spoke to today, the one who stood in for her at clinic), I asked him what it was for because Rhys has been on it so long I'd forgotten, and he told me the above, yet apparently in the notes from that day, it says that it'd been stopped. If I'd stopped it (because I'd been told to), why would I have asked what it was for? :mad: