MSE Parents Club Part 7

SeptemberBaby_2

Hugs, Tara. Mull it over tonight and see how you feel.

xx

emlou2009

benjamin can stand without hands??? when did this happen????

he is super baby :eek:

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My_Fathers_Daughter

emlou2009 wrote: »

ooooh MFD how exciting! what is she like? does she have other children or children of her own?

She has 2 little girls of her own :rotfl: aged 2 & 3, 16 months between them.

Now remind me why I didn't want a CM with littlies of her own - I can't remember!!

money_maker_3

searching_me wrote: »

MM you should get some echinacea really worked for philip .. jas cant use it too young i think but you can very good stuff x

Am on beechams all in one and they seem to be helping a bit, Jasmine is still on her anti-bs till the end of the week

elle_gee

How was LO while you were at work, AF? Any improvement with eating?

angelfairy

emlou2009 wrote: »

seth has a nightlight, but thats our fault cos we thought it better to use one than to have to turn the big light on to find his dummy in the middle of the night also, in the flat we lived in til he was 3-4 months old there was a street light outside and we didnt have blackout curtains, so he got used to it being lighter in there too, and when we moved the nightlight became even more necessary. in the flat, we used to turn the nightlight on when we went to bed, he was quite happy to not have it on! it isnt a bright one, its one of those plug in auto ones

i got one of those plug in onces, but it flickers a bit and i worry about plugs so aren't using it. i think i will buy her one for the bedroom and then see what we can do about the car.

money_maker_3

emlou2009 wrote: »

seth has a nightlight, but thats our fault cos we thought it better to use one than to have to turn the big light on to find his dummy in the middle of the night also, in the flat we lived in til he was 3-4 months old there was a street light outside and we didnt have blackout curtains, so he got used to it being lighter in there too, and when we moved the nightlight became even more necessary. in the flat, we used to turn the nightlight on when we went to bed, he was quite happy to not have it on! it isnt a bright one, its one of those plug in auto ones

we did that with Jasmine, she was very happy in the dark, but I couldnt see anything, and now she wont sleep with her door pulled over and the bathroom light has to stay on all night for her. Dylan will sleep anywhere with any form of light or darkness !! He is going to be just like his daddy !!

angelfairy

elle_gee wrote: »

How was LO while you were at work, AF? Any improvement with eating?

she was absolutely fine my MIL said which does not surprise me as she is always good when i am not there

as for the eating, had a good day yesterday, but today she wasn't brilliant with breakfast, was okay with lunch MIL says but dinner not so good again. she seems to have on off days for some reason

xx

emlou2009

ah but if she has two so close together, they are probably very good at amusing themselves together rather than taking up all their mummys time and will leave her more free than a CM with just one child to look after benjamin and the 3yo will be going to nursery a few hours a week, and reception year at school soon enough! i'm glad you found someone you feel you can trust, it makes you feel so much more positive about the whole going back thing doesnt it?

SeptemberBaby_2

I'm wondering if my children are ok in the car at night being Autumn/Winter babies and used to it from very early on? Weezl?!?

Poppy shouts 'Door, Mummy!' if I don't close hers properly :rolleyes::rotfl:

xx