MSE Parents Club Part 9

searching_me

sparkle im not sure look for lynne scrafton (not bothered about tellin everyone my name ) ..

MFD i spoke to 6 people (i actually put the phone down 6 times and started again) and they all said the same thing and it cant be changed as its nearly 3 years old i argued as much as i can (i dont go down without a fight) but this is the best the could offer me (they originally wanted the full amount til i tried again) so im paying as much as i can to prove to them im willing to pay ... philips got £18 of his pay left so hes giving me it so go towards and hes going through his stuff to see what he can part with so i can sell .. hes already given me a xbox controller so an extra £5 there ..

they said if i can pay at least £100 they would help me x

Sami_Bee

I'm having an early night so could some one point MDW to this post if/when she comes on please xx
I saw these and thought of her/Katie
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/The-Gruffalo-Blue-Childrens-Painting-Cooking-Tabard_W0QQitemZ250568141436QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Kitchen_Accessories?hash=item3a57066a7c
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/The-Gruffalo-Childrens-Cotton-Painting-Cooking-Apron_W0QQitemZ290393831185QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Kitchen_Accessories?hash=item439cd23711
x

chopsticks

Millie's_Mum wrote: »

Chopsticks, I've given up on getting El to have daytime sleeps in the cot but if I stick her in the pram and wheel it up and down the hall a few times she sleeps like a dream for me, is that worth a try or do you need her to sleep in the cot?

The only reason we changed from pram to cot is that her pram is very shallow (see pic below) and when she starts being able to pull herself up into sitting position, I wouldn't feel easy leaving her in it, as I think she'd fall out very easily.

Also, the carrycot bit is the bit that converts into the pushchair and I've just started using it as a pushchair so she can see more when we're out and about.

I just don't know what the best thing to do is

BeenieCat

angela6834 wrote: »

I was also going to say. I think there are only Beannie, Susan, Becles and me in the North East but if any of you are interested in sorting out a meet we could try to arrange a suitable destination and time for us all?

Good idea - are you in newcastle? There's a few more from the preggy thread. CAFC is near me, and kindof is northumberland i think, wonder if they'd wanna come

searching_me

i have family in the north east .. step family side x

jillie1974

i'm finished for the night.
wish me luck for playgroup ..(am nervous already)

gonna watch law and order with a nice cuppa.


chat tomorrow

Glamazon

Choppy - have you tried popping a muslin over her eyes when you put her down? SOmetimes I have to do this to Jack when he's abit overtired.

Off to sort him out cos he won't go to sleep! :mad:

SugarSpun

Booger, it was this account, and no sign of a dispatch email, although maybe if I selected not to receive emails I wouldn't get one?

Good luck with playgroup Jillie - I'm off to bed, I think, or at least to sofa with a book. Everyone else is fast asleep already!

harley1

Hi.

I have a really chilly baby girl. I'm not after medical advice as I've already rung NHS direct who just want me to keep an eye on it but I wondered if anyone else had experienced the same.

Her temp is varying between 35 and 36 degrees and she is well wrapped up and the room is warm. She is never hot, but she feels quite cool to touch.

When you're here on your own it gets a bit worrying when something is a bit different so anyone wishing to share experience in the hope of reassuring me would be most welcomed.

Ta. xxxx

jillie1974

meant to say choppy.... we put K in the cot during the day. I have the room as bright as poss so he knows its not 'nigth sleep time' and this really works. i talk to him more and play his 'piano' which is something he never gets at night.

dunno if that would help....

try and make the day sleep as dis-similar to night one as poss.
mum told me this one....