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MSE Parents Club Part 7
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Dora It must be the night for noisy neighbours, the flat opposite us (across the car park) is having a party and OMG what a racket!!!Everyone is entitled to their opinionEllie 25/12/070
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I need a pale pink fluffy snow suit size 0-3 month for Amber.0
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Anyway, wine and box of chocolates (found randomly in the cupboard, can't remember why I bought them now!) to hand now so I'm set for the night

Hmmmmmm :think::think::think::think::think::think: :whistle:
It's no good, I just can't think why Elle would buy a box of chocolates!
Sounds like a very sensible idea with the steadily increasing feeds and gaps, Elle. Good luck.
I nearly bought those pans too! I need at least 2 new pans. 5 seems a bit many so I held back.
Caz, you are being a wonderwoman! I hope you are feeling proud of your non-stop action and dynamicism! You deserve those pans!
And the easiest move you can have, fingers crossed for you.
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Just to add before I sleep, I just showed OH the picture of that scary swaddled baby, her main response was to say how broody it made her!

We were given a custom swaddling blanket, worked well for the first 6 weeks, and I must say baby does look pretty mummified when done right!0 -
Krystaltips wrote: »I'd like to see too Weezl

AF, you probably don't want to hear from me lol... I tried controlled crying a little with Aimee on the health visitors advice... It didn't work... She cried until she was sick... I decided after that that there was a reason she was awake and she just wanted the extra reassurance that I was there... (I stopped feeding her in the night at 9 months when she was still waking every 90mins-2hours) Sometimes she needed a cuddle in the night, sometimes she didn't want picking up, but a bum pat would be enough... I just went through it all with her and eventually, she didn't need me to go in...
I also think some children need the sleep more than others... Caitlyn sleeps an awful lot more than Aimee ever did... Although she's gone back to waking twice in the night...
I don't feel very well
Started with a little tickle at the back of my nose and now I have a rotten head ache, sore throat etc... 
(Incidentally, anyone else here have their tonsils out but feel like they still get half a tonsilitis? My soft palate feels like it used to when I got tonsilitis and it really hurts!)
of course i want to hear from you krystal
i really appreciate you explaining your circumstances. i think LO sounds very much like what you describe. i dont think seh is waking to be fed, i think she wants to know i am still there.
i think i can see a white tip on her bottom gum so i am hoping it is going ot break through soon. might be one less battle at the minute.
i am all for trying to put in something scented of mine but i never know what.
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Also,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kuWo02QPHI
:rotfl: it's even baby related! I hope it's not the video someone linked earlier today, which I didn't view, and if it is then sorry but it's worth linking again
now really going! Night all!0 -
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that's nice. i'm looking for one too, but was thinking white as i am trying to 'depink' at the minute
:D
i know mothercare has some white ones but imagine they would have pink too.0
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