MSE Parents Club Part 8

SusanC_2

Glamazon wrote: »

Susan - he did get the info. There are supposed to be yellow imms cards in paper records but obviously depending on how old you are depends on how well the cards are completed. Also, some vaccines like TB are given in school so he had to get the nurse to write a letter confirming he had a TB scar.

Glad he was able to get it. I'm 29 and OH 36 and neither of us has it in our records but OH has a card his mum was given which the doctors filled in the vaccinations when they gave them and my mum recorded them in my baby book (and then once I was 10 I kept my own record).

SusanC_2

r.mac wrote: »

off topic I know - anyone know anything about how to acquire a website/build a website?

If I was creating a website (which I am actually planning to do in December but it's a secret at the moment), I would create it in blogger and buy a domain name separately because I know how to use blogger (which saves bothering with working out how to use something else) and I know it has the functionality to use a separate domain name. I imagine there are probably plenty other providers out there which would be better but because I know blogger so well that is what I would use. Perhaps the computer board would be a good place to get recommendations? Would you be creating the website yourself or paying someone to do it for you because if you're paying someone then they could probably sort out the hosting and domain name for you. If you're doing it yourself you want something which provides a wysiwyg editor as it makes things so much easier. Apart from knowing the basics and understanding how it works, it just isn't worthwhile to write the html from scratch unless you have to.

tarajayne

*Bad Parent Alert*

Had to go speak to Bens teacher after school and as you can't get a pushchair into any part of the school I took Maddy to a flat part of the playground, put the brake on and told Ben to stand there and not move. I didn't even step into the class just went to the door and then left. Was only 2 minutes but Ben took the brake off and came across the playground which is on a slope, he tipped it!:eek: I had her strapped in so she didn't even wake but I was shaken up and told Ben off. Only one mum came to help :mad: but one saw fit to call out that I shouldn't tell him off as it was my fault not his as I shouldn't have left him! How the bloody hell do I manage then! When she's awake I carry her down but she was asleep.

r.mac_2

SusanC wrote: »

If I was creating a website (which I am actually planning to do in December but it's a secret at the moment), I would create it in blogger and buy a domain name separately because I know how to use blogger (which saves bothering with working out how to use something else) and I know it has the functionality to use a separate domain name. I imagine there are probably plenty other providers out there which would be better but because I know blogger so well that is what I would use. Perhaps the computer board would be a good place to get recommendations? Would you be creating the website yourself or paying someone to do it for you because if you're paying someone then they could probably sort out the hosting and domain name for you. If you're doing it yourself you want something which provides a wysiwyg editor as it makes things so much easier. Apart from knowing the basics and understanding how it works, it just isn't worthwhile to write the html from scratch unless you have to.

thanks susan. I am looking at something very basic - to me it is the name that matters most. I'm not sure I know enough to follow exactly what you posted (!) but I'm prepared to work at it :rolleyes::D

r.mac_2

hugs tara xxxxxxx

weezl74

r.mac wrote: »

off topic I know - anyone know anything about how to acquire a website/build a website?

yep, quite a bit, I've built them for a charity, university and a surveying company.

Whaddyakneedtoknow?

xxx

elle_gee

rmac, you can get Quidco cashback on website domains too

Rhys is wide awake now, wolfed down his porridge, plum and milk and now playing. Seems fine in himself, just can't babble or cry properly

Tigsteroonie

Afternoon All :wave: Excuse me if I seem "weak" but my hair was chopped earlier today (only 6 inches off compared to Feely's 8 inches)

My_Fathers_Daughter

r.mac wrote: »

off topic I know - anyone know anything about how to acquire a website/build a website?

MFD - don't worry about MIL's reaction to CM. I have found that although MIL think they know best that as the parents we know best How is work going? Any news on the next part of the tender or did I miss that? (sorry if I have put my foot in it )

LO having a nap - yipeeeee. I feel much more positive today Even if my to do list is growing ever longer and I'm on here instead of tackling it!!!

Work is going well! Although my cold is making my head all fuzzy and my jaw feels like it is dislocated.

No news on tender yet


Hubby is at home with Benjamin now so will get the full report when I get back. Apparently MIL has done us a roast beef dinner YUMMY!!


Glad to hear that you are sounding a little better today.

Catch up with you later girlies and Bruno

feelinggood_2

Has anyone had a baby who claps in an odd way? For almost a fortnight, Toby has been slapping one hand on top of the other, like 'One potato, two potato'. He can do it for a few minutes at a time, and finds it hilarious if I do it too. It seems very deliberate, and he does it while sitting up and while lying on his back.

Feeling a bit sad today. Got a text from my Mum today which made me cry. Toby was a bit fussy this morning too, but bread and apple cheered him up. I hope a Chinese will cheer me up too. Think I will tell my Mum how I feel when she gets back, ask her what she thinks I should do about adoption, medication etc.

Krystal, did you say you had access to a cope of Medications and Mothers Milk? I browsed the Hale forum and think that my old medication isn't the best choice, and need a new one to suggest to Doctor. I looked on Amazon but the book costs a fortune! Do you have an experience of getting Health Care Providers to talk to Dr Hale? My Doctor doesn't understand breastfeeding at all, and neither does the specialist she refers to, as she keeps telling me to Pump & Dump and not feed for X hours.