MSE Parents Club Part 7

searching_me

im doing some serious comp'ing ... i need to win something else ... i mean a won a signed copy of anthony worral thompson cook book ... but its not something i really need, want, or could sell :rotfl: x

Mazcabs

money_maker wrote: »

mmmmmmm I just had a lovely roast lamb with roasties, sweetcorn, stuffing and onion rings nomnomnom

Roast chicken, brocolli, carrots and swede... tasted all the better as mum cooked it

LuceB84 wrote: »

SM -Argos are also doing 2 for £15 on toys Also do you have a B&M store near you? Ours seem to have quite good toys in that are quite cheap x

Right I'm seriously jealous as we dont have a B&M near us and they sell plumrose hotdogs (sorry my fav - no others taste the same) and cant get them anywhere else...

searching_me wrote: »

im doing some serious comp'ing ... i need to win something else ... i mean a won a signed copy of anthony worral thompson cook book ... but its not something i really need, want, or could sell :rotfl: x

I never seem to have the time or win anything even though I do loads through Mother & baby magazine and attached magazines and the odd one on here.....

searching_me

maz i usually only enter about 10ish a day or every other day ... ive only won four things but one was a sony ericsson s500i and i sold it at work and got £90 for it x

Becles

karen1907 wrote: »

With the skin on skin that they recommend straight after birth how does that work? This probably sounds really stupid but I was planning on going through labour wearing a old T-shirt and am now thinking if the baby gets put straight on me do I have to take my T-shirt off and expose myself to everyone?? Or should I just be wearing my old dressing gown so can just snuggle the baby inside? It was just one of the many things I have now started thinking about:o

Once you get that baby in your arms, you end up in this lovely little bubble oblivious to everything else that's going on, including your clothing (or lack of it!). Trust me - a whole carnival parade could pass through while you're laying there naked, and you won't bat an eyelid as you'll be too busy starting at your gorgeous bundle.

SugarSpun wrote: »

Can I ask a question for people with little girls? What are you all using as a word for foof? Husband and I can't agree on a name for it that's suitable for Molly's ears.

I was just calling them "bits" but Charlotte has started calling her bottom "big bum" and the front is "little bum"

I've heard the lady that I bought Bob from has a litter of puppies for sale. I'm going to see them tomorrow night - so excited :j

weezl74

we have attempted to set ourselves up for a good night's sleep here by giving fergie a bath with me having a hot bath next to him IYSWIM, and a steaming bowl of olbas oil water in the room as well. We popped the dummy in as well to get him to inhale the steam nasally.

All seems good so far fingers crossed

Off to lie down for some lovely telly of world's strictest parents on bbc3 at 8:

'1/9 - Atlanta

Unruly British teenagers are sent abroad to live with strict families in an experiment to find out the right way to bring up a child. Bex and Chezden Dundee travel Stateside to get new parents in Atlanta, Georgia. They must spend a week living under the rules of the God-fearing Kimbroughs, a strict southern Baptist family. The Kimbroughs prepare a rules contract for the teens' stay that prohibits smoking, taking the Lord's name and demands a B average in all schoolwork.'


followed by Doc Martin






xxx

BrunoM

mMMM just ate the first risotto I've ever cooked, probably made it a bit too fancy because a posh internet recipe caught my eye (pumpkin, leek, spinach, garlic, white wine, parmigiano reggiano). But really it was excellent, I am quite proud of myself escaping my roots and cooking nice vegetarian meals
Probably not all that healthy given all the butter and cheese, but I tried!

I tend to think Elijah will get used to willy and penis interchangeably. We will see.

cazscoob

thanks sugar i ended up phoning the bank and asking them for it lol!!! there must be someone up there watching over him anyway as everyone is saying his timing belt should have snapped and blown engine?? a car identical stopped and towed him off the road back to his house and they are under the bonnet tinkering no doubt lol! and this lovely guy has even offered to put him up for the night!! i thought it was only you lot that were angels! but there must be more out there!!

karen i just had my top lifted each time and baby placed on me as everyone has said by this time you couldnt care who sees what!

beccles is that you getting a pup?? i bought a new pet bet you cant guess what it is!

searching_me

ok think ive done enough comps ... 30 today is enough for now .. ... what pet you get caz?? x

scruffy96uk

cazscoob wrote: »

scruffy congrats on the house sale you will just need to move down this way

It's great to see you back, thanx We are looking at Dundee!!! So will be closer to you!!!

SugarSpun wrote: »

Can I ask a question for people with little girls? What are you all using as a word for foof? Husband and I can't agree on a name for it that's suitable for Molly's ears.

We call it her girlie bits

BrunoM wrote: »

Elijah at the playground! http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=333858&id=678835340&l=8ce00477b4

He looks so grown up in that pic. How is he doing now? If your at all worried phone NHS24 they normally get you to take LO to out of hours doc just to be double checked or I know they do up here.

Oh and caz what is your new pet?

searching_me

:wave: scruff how are you?? x