MSE Parents Club Part 7

Claire_Jones_3

Mel: there should be a part on your childminding contract that allows a cooling off period for both the parents/carers and the childminder- its usually between 2 to 4 weeks without charge. If your childminder has used the NCMA contracts I'll be able to tell you exactly where it would say if you need me to.

Fiz: I was advised to wrap bandages around your chest as tight as you can cope with by a midwife as it'll encourage the milk to dry up quicker.

Krystal: What is the training like for the breast feeding supporter? I've been encouraged to do it but thought I'd pick your brains first if you don't mind

Sami_Bee

MM - how far away is Jas's school? you always seam to leave really early to get her.
Great news on Dylan's progress You might not need to go in the pool, when my sis did hydotherapy she (the physio) went in but the mum's just watched

astonsmummy wrote: »

Haha him? pay CSA. thats a bloody joke!
I gave them plenty of info where they could of tracked his NI number but oh no, they couldnt find him :rolleyes::mad:

thats rediculous, how pants! 3 may know if its worth having another go (she works for the csa I think)

mollythewestie wrote: »

Elle - I have the cosatto hogarth cotbed and I will go and check how much room is underneath for you now, back in a sec!

where've you been hiding!?

weezl74

elle_gee wrote: »

Morning all..

Fairly alright night here.. for the first time in a while Rhys went down quickly after his middle of the night feed which was nice This morning he's just being screamy again Currently lying on his change mat, kicking, groaning and watching Homes Under The Hammer :rolleyes:

dear rhys, homes under the hammer has that effect on me too! Tell mummy to get into sarah beeny. Love from Auntie Weezl xxx

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Weezl - hello my lovely did you ever answer my egg whites question?

hello gorgeous with the soft skin! I make pavlovas we have had a strawberry one and a kiwi one slices available for all those wales visiting hubbies

ChasingButterflies wrote: »

Does anyone have a microwave steraliser? are they any good? I have been steralising by the traditional method of shoving everything in boiling water then rinsing off with cold :rolleyes: (pump/soothers/etc) but I think it is making the nipple sheilds lose their shape - I don't really need/want a big steraliser but thought this might be an option - unless anyone has any other ideas?
tia

we have a TT one, but mostly used it for cold water sterilising with milton tabs as it was more :money::money::money:

xxx

mollythewestie

Sami_Bee wrote: »

where've you been hiding!?

Just lurking about, trying desperately to keep up with with lot!

money_maker_3

Sami_Bee wrote: »

MM - how far away is Jas's school? you always seam to leave really early to get her.
Great news on Dylan's progress You might not need to go in the pool, when my sis did hydotherapy she (the physio) went in but the mum's just watched

She finishes at 2 so I leave here at a quarter to if I am driving and about 25 to if I am walking !! If youre driving you have to be there early as there are only about 50 spaces and about 150 children !!!

Physio never said if I would be going in or not, I just assumed I would have to, but if I dont then thats even better :j:rotfl:

Sami_Bee

mollythewestie wrote: »

Just lurking about, trying desperately to keep up with with lot!

don't be faffed keeping up just pop in and say hello, mabe with a nice poo related story how is your back?

Buttonmoons

I did that Tesco shop thing I seen on the food and groceries bit yesterday. Signed up a new account in OH's name, went through quidco, only bought bogofs etc. Anyhow, so I get a "£50" shop for £9, but it's not really cause your buying bogofs. so technically it's a £25 shop for £9. got boxes of roses and quality streets to put away for Xmas, who's betting they get tucked into tonight? Bahahaha

weezl74

SugarSpun wrote: »

I may cry before the day is out.

Husband is throwing up and shaking from exhaustion (no fever, hasn't eaten anything unpleasant).

Baby will only sleep an hour at most before waking and being a crank (see number 1 for the effect it had on Husband).

Man is coming later to fix our boiler, despite us explaining that it's already been fixed.

Emergency cleaner can only come on Saturday.

Very Best Friend is flying in tomorrow night.

Husband's friends are coming in by train Saturday lunchtime.

I've done two loads of laundry and put one load away (the other is drying), done the dishes, wiped the surfaces in the kitchen, organised the cleaner for Saturday morning, cancelled my social time for the afternoon, fed and settled the monster five times already and there's still so much to be done it's terrifying. I'm sitting down for a minute with some tea and a rather alarming breakfast of popcorn shrimp and chilli sauce (Operation: Clear the Freezer is in full swing).

Hugs SS.

On a hopeful note the fairies are flapping their wings real hard to get to Molly soon

On an alarming note my pg tummy found the idea of your breakfast v nomnomnom

Yay for Dylan's out stretched hands!

Boo for daddies who won't see babies and for daddies who can't see babies but would like to.

Susan, I have a jam thermometer, but I mostly use it for toffee and fudge cos I find it harder to tell 'hard crack' from 'soft crack' else.

I'm sure someone is going to make a really bad joke about the above :rotfl:

A woman at rhymetime with a 9mo is having her 2nd baby 3 days after me. We went for coffee after rhymetime to exchange thoughts and looked at double buggies in John Lewis

I am hoping I can get to know her more.

Gonna tell both sets of parents by sunday. Wish me luck

Love weezl xxxx

mookiandco

Lesson 1301 in baby rearing. NEVER assume it is safe to hold your baby over your head, superman styley no matter how long ago they ate. You will be vomited on from a great height and then your baby will laugh at you.

money_maker_3

Good luck for telling parents weezl I bet they will be over the moon for you :T

mookiandco wrote: »

Lesson 1301 in baby rearing. NEVER assume it is safe to hold your baby over your head, superman styley no matter how long ago they ate. You will be vomited on from a great height and then your baby will laugh at you.

:rotfl:speaking from recent experience mooki ??:rotfl: