MSE Parents Club Part 7

Sami_Bee · 24 October 2009 at 1:10AM

elle_gee wrote: »

Have you been to The Deep with Christopher, Sami?

I haven't but he went when he went to my sis's for a 'holiday' with my mum n dad we have a funny 'emo hat' (nemo hat) to prove it

3onitsway wrote: »

I think Glam (and Sparkle) sounded very 'normal' like you and MFD.

If I speak to someone from elsewhere, they say i'm scouse..... but if I speak to someone from Liverpool, i'm so not!
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I'm off to bed too now - i'm up far too late tonight! I'll regret it tomorrow.

Night ladies. xxx

Glam has that smattering of southerness that I can't impersonate and was nothing like I heard in my mind

Nighty night, I'm off too. You coming Elle?

:rotfl:

elle_gee · 24 October 2009 at 1:13AM

Sami_Bee wrote: »

.. Nighty night, I'm off too. You coming Elle? :rotfl:

Ohh err..

I have Rhys' things for tomorrow to pack, and the bag for the play gym to find first.. want to get sorted in case we have a bad night and I'm not up to organisation in the morning! I have mum on standby to drop everything and come here to fetch Rhys so we can get ready to go in peace if he's being a ratbag in the morning :cool:

Night night Sami and 3 xx

MadDogWoman_2 · 24 October 2009 at 1:14AM

Night Night everyone,

SugarSpun · 24 October 2009 at 6:08AM

Nice wife took the night shift for mostly-dead exhausted Husband, who has not moved in nine hours in bed - I've been sleeping beside Molly's crib on the sofa, and once I've expressed I'm going to find a stick and poke Husband to make sure he isn't dead :rotfl:

He always complains about how hard it is to resettle Molly after night feeds - I never have any problems with it. It's weird, and I wonder what he's doing differently.

Edit: Good morning all!

searching_me · 24 October 2009 at 6:42AM

elle_gee wrote: »

SM, how's your friend in hospital?

no better sorry to say now hes just fed up of it all he had an mri scan 3 days ago and still waiting for te results ...

just got 5 mins before i have to go hope everyone has a good day and hopefully see you all tonight

bye for now x

wi3adora · 24 October 2009 at 6:53AM

Morning Sugar (and anyone else who's awake??)

DH kindly got LO from his room and put him in our bed, where he decided to grind his teeth

so I have left him chattering away to Daddy :rotfl:I'll go get him when it's time for his breakfast.

I was so proud of myself last night, I did the nightime routine all on my own and Daniel went out like a light, normally I get very stressy and he won't go to sleep for me, even when DH came in he was impressed.

So this weekend is sorting out the front room as we have a new sofa coming on Monday, can't wait to get rid of my yucky leather one

and sit on something alot more comfortable, plus we won't get the "too sticky" feeling when it's warm and the "too freezing" feeling when it's cold.

On accents I just read you all as like me, although I'm not sure what me is as I'm from a scally bit of Manchester but I don't talk scally (hmm if you met me some of you may disgaree

) or at least I don't sound as bad as the Gallaghers (Oasis or Shameless) and I don't sound like I'm off Corrie either (I get this alot on the phone at work :mad:)

weezl74 · 24 October 2009 at 7:48AM

Sami_Bee wrote: »

on the stressy mum/stressy baby I find amongst my RL mum friends that stressy mums don't necessarily have stressy babies but the mums perceive them to be that way IYKWIM?

I wonder as well whether laid back mums might have a stressy baby, but not label them as this and just work round it/laugh at it/do something else?

:)

3onitsway wrote: »

We went to the park a year or so back, and DD wouldn't go on anything - her mum, several times, reminded her that she didn't like swings/slides/roundabouts and didn't want to go on them!
A couple of weeks later, I took the DD to the park without the Mum coming with us - and she had a whale of a time, going on everything! She was obviously not as 'dangerous' as my DD, but she still had a go.

I try really hard not to become that kind of mum. It's one of the reasons why I had a home birth. (I know that won't sound logical, but believe me there's a special weezl logic at work there, but I won't bore you all!)

I was up past my bedtime sami cos we were doing the dream feed later in prep for the clock change.:p:D

My parents are having Ferg tonight, so goodness knows if they'll carry on with our pattern!