MSE Parents Club Part 6

SeptemberBaby_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Are you going to the Sling Meet SB?

I miss you

No :sad:.

Miss you too!

xx

tiamai_d

BM, I have last years version of this and it looks amazing on. Even with my flabby tummy, legs and bingo wings.

Yay MM, I'll meet you at Glasgow airport!! :rotfl:

Sami, I'm Ayr, West coast, 45mins south of glasgee. And we had a stabbin outside teh court on Tuesday oh, oh , oh, see that wee village near ayr, coylton? Thats where I am, on my sofa, in a towel :rotfl:(but wheh that was posted I was in a bath)

Scruffy, I'm the potter geek

MM, awwwww shucks

money_maker_3

tarajayne wrote: »

Night, back tomorrow. X

Night hun xx

SeptemberBaby_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

or a ferry port

Its tough! But I'm lucky to have internet access on SB Island! :D

xx

tsstss7

Hi Just speed read through the thread.....wow you lot can type lol.

babyhead wrote: »

I can't belive I havent found this thread before I haven't read it all but hope u don't mind jumping in!

I have a DS who was 2 on aug 22. He is currently having a nap!

He is generally a good fellow - he doesn't speak yet much only few odd words and even then only when he feels like it. All health people keep saying why doesnt he talk blah blah blah, they checked his hearing and said its fine so he must just be a lazy boy. That was about 6 months ago. Now they keep mentioning it but not actually doing anything?

I'm not overally worried as a)all children are different b)im trying to encourage him but I don't want to push him too much! They make you feel like poo about it though don't they????

Anyone have any experience of this?????

Hi Babyhead - I was convinced my LO was hugely advanced recently when he started to talk and get loads of words this summer (so from about 20 mths) because my oldest who is perfectly normal talking wise (and talks ten to the dozen if you have the patience to listen) didn't really start talking until about 2 and a half.

He didn't start talking in sentances either but just caught up relatively quickly when he did start talking. By the time he was in school he was probaly one of the better talkers as he was a lonely only and spent loads of time with grown ups.

astonsmummy wrote: »

Dont mean to sound rude, but are your kids mixed?
I'm mixed, my kids are whiter than the driven snow!
I was pretty pale as a child and still am in comparison to my cousins, and I used to be ginge!
http://www.facebook.com/editphoto.php?aid=29602#/photo.php?pid=681646&id=651465567

AM you look sooo cute - that hair is amazing .

skintchick wrote: »

Evening all - any tips on how to deal with a total meltdown from a seriously overtired baby who won;t got to sleep? She is crying so much and so hard and we can;t clam her down at all. None of our usual methods are working and she's been doing this on and off since 2pm. She has catnapped a bit but needs a proper sleep.

Archie had a few meltdowns on our hols this year and we found the only thing that worked when all else failed was to strap him in the car seat and go for a drive. That way he couldn't hurt himself flailing about (he likes to be noticed when in full flow) and being immobilised made him relaxed enough to allow him to fall asleep.

Had a wierd day today ....having finally accepted that OH will not change his mind about wanting a liitle sibling for Archie I have spent the last two days sorting stuff out for the nct sale this weekend and pricing them up; etc. Anyway as there is nearly two years worth of clothes I've only put the best stuff in to sell and packed away the boring stuff like vests etc in a bag to take to the charity shop. Anyway I noticed the other day a (foreign) neighbour had had a baby (annoyingly slim women - I didn't even know she was pregger :eek:) so I decided to offer it to them - being foreign I imagined they wouldn't know loads of peeps with older children to pass clothes on to them like I do. Anyway the bloke answers the door and says "no thanks"! So feeling a bit miffed I go to the local charity shop which is just closing and ask if they want it. They say "can you bring it back tomorrow" (honestly how long does it take to chuck two bags in the shop?) so I go to the tip and put it in the clothing bank (for Africa). When I come back however the neighbour is sent back by his wife and said he has made the wrong choice can he have the clothes.....

So I explain that I have already got rid of them...but now I feel mean cause it was only because I got upset earlier that I drove off down the tip to get it over and done with. So I have said I will give them the stuff left over from the sale -and tbh they are welcome to it as I can't be doing with spending yet more time trying to recoup my losses ...will have to learn not to overbuy in future .

Must admit I did feel quite emotional getting rid of all his old stuff - getting soft in my old age I think.


<<hugs>> to elle - hope all goes well with rhys' hospital visits. xx

3onitsway

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

You can come too!! 11.30 at Starbucks at Walsall Marina Retail Park (or whatever it is called!!)

11.30 it is

Hmmm....multimap tells me it'd only take me 1hr 36 to get to Walsall!

tiamai_d wrote: »

Sami, I'm Ayr, West coast, 45mins south of glasgee.

We went to a wedding, at a hotel attached to Ayr racecourse last year - it was a lovely place! And OH took us to a beach the following morning to clear our heads before the drive home as I felt a bit ill (pregnant but didn't know it!!). Anyhows......the beach was absolutely gorgeous, and as we were walking along, I thought it was a perfect romantic location/timing for a proposal. :rolleyes: But no - OH really lacks in the romance department! :mad:

On that note, i'm off to bed! Night all - hope everyone gets nice long sleeps.

xxx

searching_me

so whats this holiday MM told me about x

money_maker_3

tiamai_d wrote: »

........

Yay MM, I'll meet you at Glasgow airport!! :rotfl:
.........

MM, awwwww shucks

No problem, I can fly there easily and cheaply

tiamai_d

3onitsway wrote: »

We went to a wedding, at a hotel attached to Ayr racecourse last year - it was a lovely place! And OH took us to a beach the following morning to clear our heads before the drive home as I felt a bit ill (pregnant but didn't know it!!). Anyhows......the beach was absolutely gorgeous, and as we were walking along, I thought it was a perfect romantic location/timing for a proposal. :rolleyes: But no - OH really lacks in the romance department! :mad:

On that note, i'm off to bed! Night all - hope everyone gets nice long sleeps.

xxx

Hmmm, must have been Ayr beach. Was there a road with lots of speedbumps?

scruffy96uk

searching_me wrote: »

so whats this holiday MM told me about x

MM is coming to visit us all!!