MSE Parents Club Part 6

Sami_Bee

Carla, I don't know those prams but I think Tia has an xts pram...

cazscoob

*hug* bruno doesnt sound like your having a good night:(

weezl i made ratatouille with cous cous and erin loved it:D nothing to do with the veg needing to be used up lol!!!

elle that picture i brilliant!! i think it should be your new avy!
well i have a lot pack and organised, i have been trying to tidy up but am so tired. decided to do another carboot sale today and made another £100! also sold over £100 worth of car bits and the guy came all the way from manchester to pick them up! the house is clearing slowly but still feels like i have a lot to get through? have the other house in the village to look at on tues and the head teacher from the kids school text me today to say if we want to keep kids at same school and we move to another village she will help us to sort something out:D
hope your all good and babies behaving! i have a crawling baby who is liking to pull herself up, when i opened my eyes this morning she was standing in her cot, i have never moved so fast in my life!(the cot is still on the high setting!)

carlamagee

searching_me wrote: »

hes here ........... be back later if im not in jail x

gd luck!! xx

Pink_Princess_1

I watched him - thought he was very brave

I eat my food seperately and didnt think of myself as a freaky eater until now:eek: lol

Good luck SM hope everthing is going ok - keep us posted

elle_gee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

he could be in the special even smaller ones though.
Tesco did/do (??) own brand micro nappies

Pampers Micro are the ones our SCBU use for all babies (start from 2lb according to the packet, but they just folder them up if baby is smaller). Same ones as you can buy off the shelf.

Tigs, does your hospital provide all the nappies or do they ask you to bring them in? Our provided some then asked us to start buying our own nappies and cotton wool (asda cotton wool was much nicer than the hospital one anyway).

tarajayne

elle_gee wrote: »

was that the austic one with the singing teacher? That's the one I was blubbing at

Yes, and one proud Mum, that took a lot of courage.
Forgot to mention my DS1 went round town on his own 2wks ago and got himself a job, can't believe the confidence he showed. He's come so far.

Buttons, I've never seen a child that did combine their food, they all seem to leave their favourite until last.

Tigsteroonie

Sami_Bee wrote: »

he could be in the special even smaller ones though.
Tesco did/do (??) own brand micro nappies

He was in the smallest ones to start with, but has progressed to the Micro nappies - which he manages to fill twice a day!

elle_gee wrote: »

Tesco, Asda or Boots, when they have them on 2 for £6 (I think!). I only ever bought them on offer, never at full price

How is Andrew today, and you and Marley of course?

Thanks for that advice. And even bigger thanks for asking how Marley is doing - he does get a little fed up that people keep asking how I am, and how Andrew is, and forgetting the dad

We're just fine. Andrew was struggling a little today, it transpires that they decreased his caffeine & salt supplements two days ago, so his breathing was not as good, he was on cPap for longer, and the de-sats were more frequent. The docs reviewed it this morning and increased the doses again, so hopefully he'll be more settled tonight and tomorrow, which means we can have cuddles again.

elle_gee

Caz, already got it as my desktop piccie

Well done on the car boot! Have you had a reply to the txt you sent yesterday?

Tigsteroonie

elle_gee wrote: »

Pampers Micro are the ones our SCBU use for all babies (start from 2lb according to the packet, but they just folder them up if baby is smaller). Same ones as you can buy off the shelf.

Tigs, does your hospital provide all the nappies or do they ask you to bring them in? Our provided some then asked us to start buying our own nappies and cotton wool (asda cotton wool was much nicer than the hospital one anyway).

We haven't been asked to bring any in (yet). He did have tinsey-winsey size nappies to start with, and we stole one to keep as a souvenir!

I know they ask the Mums on the normal wards to bring in nappies, I overheard a midwife trying to explain this to one of the many non-native-english-speaking Mums (rather loudly and in words of one syllable).

I'm slightly surprised (but this could be me!) that everything I read suggests you should change a baby's nappy whenever it gets wet/full, which could be 6-10 times a day; and yet our SCBU only changes nappies 4 or 5 times a day. Is this just because they can keep a better eye on any problems (rash) that might result? Or are we being conned by the nappy manufacturers into changing babies more often than necessary?

cazscoob

:D loving the avy!!!
no reply at all to the text so i take that as he didnt know how to answer it! well between the ebay sales and the boot sale my TV was free lol! it also paid for an indian for tea!