MSE Parents Club Part 7

astonsmummy

searching_me wrote: »

sorry got hooked in to playing bejeweled .. i swear that games the devil .. :wave: mm x

I said yesterday it's like crack :eek::rotfl:(not that I have ever tried crack mind you)

feelinggood_2

Just sent an email to the registry office asking to make an appointment to change LOs name

astonsmummy

weezl74 wrote: »

nope we never change him at dream feed, or burp him either cos he's all sleepy and doesn't take on any air We do it in the dark and very near the cot, ie trying where poss to keep him asleep

LOL when OH used to do the 10pm feed, he'd play with him and tickle him, but luckily he'd go straight back to sleep !

SugarSpun

Glamazon wrote: »

the tongue is supposed to be the softest thing to get rid of stuff from eyes - not sure where I heard that though!!

:eek::eek::eek:

Sami_Bee wrote: »

doesn't breast feed her?

No, but I do, and all he has to do is put her back down. Which is what I have to do too

The monster just leaned off my breast and sat up briefly by herself! She didn't make it very long but did it again shortly after, again just for a few seconds. All this magical learning stuff is wonderful to watch.

astonsmummy

weezl74 wrote: »

ok, maybe this will help, cos I really think children who are very high in rhythmicity are quite easy to spot and I think Fergus is one! Some examples:

In utero he woke and kicked at 7.30 am every day.

He has never pooed in the afternoon or at night and usually between 9.30 and 10.30 am.

He naps for 45 mins and you can set a watch by it :rotfl:

Rhythmical children really notice when something is not as it usually is, and when DH wore contacts instead of specs once, fergie kept reaching out and patting DH's eyelids where the specs usually are.

Does any of this help at all!?

I think Ryry is one of thos babbys, he is very predictable which makes my life easy, but he does adapt well to change thank god.

jillie1974

right off to bury for a mooch round the shops ...
chat later
x

astonsmummy

elle_gee wrote: »

Does anyone think there's any truth in the theory (dunno who's theory exactly, I heard it from a friend) that babies born in the evening sleep better at night and babies born in the morning sleep during the day but not at night - sleeping straight after birth due to getting over the shock of it all..

Rhys was born at 8am and sleeps in in the morning (well, used to!) and doesn't sleep at night, whereas my friend's baby was born at 5pm and has always been a good sleeper at night

Well Ryry was born in the evening and has been a good all nighter from birth (not as in not waking, but he'd never stay awake when he woke uo for a mid-night feed)
Aston was the same but he was born at 12.20pm, so I guess he was born between morning and evening.

jillie1974

feelinggood wrote: »

Just sent an email to the registry office asking to make an appointment to change LOs name

what you changing it to?

astonsmummy

elle_gee wrote: »

S'not fair.. you all live close to each other

I dont think anyone lives near me, I'm in West Sussex, about 10 mins drive from Gatwick airport.

feelinggood_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

what you changing it to?

Changing his middle name, Jacob just isn't right and it was chosen for wrong reasons. He'll have his real name, the one he should have had all along, Toby Benjamin. (Sorry MFD )