MSE Parents Club Part 8

jillie1974

money_maker wrote: »

thanks tia

you must feel a little bit sily now

ETA - thanks SB !! hmmm is it rude to remove something to make sure it all tasty before I give it ??

remember kings and queens used to have food tasters before they would eat anything

r.mac_2

SusanC wrote: »

No.

When I was a supply teacher I did nursery work in two different nurseries because the agency was short of nursery nurses and there wasn't much demand for teachers. I actually feel sick when I think about it as I found them to be such awful places. Although it is highly unlikely I would ever have chosen to use a nursery anyway, the experience made me resolve to never ever send any child of mine to one.

What do you think a child misses out on by being cared for full time by a parent rather than partly by a nursery?

It was more a case of everyone I know seems to have opted for nursery (although I know lots would like to be SAHM) and I got to wondering if Lo might be missing out on things. there has been a lot of talk about brilliant facilities and wonderful activities etc etc etc. I was interested to know if others had experienced this and how they made sure LO's got exposure to a range of activities.

other things we do include - soft play, visiting duck ponds (a real favourite right now!) and walks etc e haven't found a mother and baby group yet, and she's too young for playgroup right now. But I hope to do these things in the future.

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

They are great and offer at the mo at Asda 2 for £4


http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=munchkin&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&

I too dont think enough research has been done on the swine flu jab so will be holding off for the time being.

PP - you are a genious - exactly what I was looking for. Guess where I am off to. Now - do I want them now or does santa put them into the stocking along with new bibs? hmm, perhaps one now and one at christmas

r.mac_2

SB - is the hamper nice? We got SIL a hotel chocolat one for her birthday and were gooing to give one at christmas to other SIL, but their christmas offerings aren't nearly as nice this year so looking for an alternative. Have to have it delivered to them though as they are very far away and although we'll see them at christmas they wouldn't be able to carry it back home with them. Any suggestions?

money_maker_3

awww sorry SM, I just log on here, very rarely go to any other threads and keep forgetting !! I am weighing myself every Sunday, so you need to remind me to go on and update OK ??

r.mac_2

searching_me wrote: »

ladies of the BWSC ........ its very quiet over there .... hmmmmm :rotfl: x

they are all talking about CHOCOLATE. Now tell them off SM :rotfl::T

elle_gee

Speaking of weight, Rhys has cracked the 10lb barrier and is now 10lb 4.5oz 10lb 2oz is three times his birth weight :j

jillie1974

thanks now i want sone chocolate....
having a biccy instead

r.mac_2

Well done Rhys

jillie1974

elle_gee wrote: »

Speaking of weight, Rhys has cracked the 10lb barrier and is now 10lb 4.5oz 10lb 2oz is three times his birth weight :j

:j:j:j:j:T:T:T:A:A:A:D:D:D:D

well done rhys!!!!

searching_me

r.mac wrote: »

they are all talking about CHOCOLATE. Now tell them off SM :rotfl::T

... you want to look good in your christmas outfits remember :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:..

will do mm ..

nice one rhysy x