MSE Parents Club Part 9

angelfairy

oh, i wonder if my sophie will be at home when i get there??? i doubt it as i think i ordered it just before 5pm so it probably didn't make it. maybe tomorrow??

as for haircuts, hubby has said about cutting LO's but there is no chance of that. with her curls i am growing it.

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Ouch, ouch, ouch - b00ger off the lot of you :p



Although isn't it hilarious that Benjamin sees 2 trained hairdressers regularly (the PW and SIL) :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

If he should EVER need a haircut, he can take his pick!!

lol but what if he hates the 1st one that has a go? hope they don't get offended if he's happy with the other
When did he get his first tooth? Ed has a couple of bumps but as Chris got his at 11mths I'm not holding my breath!!

redmel1621

Lovely new avvy 3:)

MFD - It is no fun having a hairy headed baby...the amount of food that gets squashed and matted into it, Yuk! It also means I actually have to wash his hair:o:p

angelfairy

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

Oh don't worry, I know people have there own lives to live and didn't expect such a huge response anyway. As a family, we are in better nick than ever, it's just stupid school nonsense

What's wrong with a boy looking like a girl? I had long hair when younger. Oh how times have changed

Hi MOTM,

I have read some of the thread, but not all. I did read the update.

I do not have school aged children, so didn't feel i could comment, but you seem to be sensible (as does your 12yo) in what you expect.

Well done to both of you i say (so hope that does not sound condescending)

ManOnTheMoon

3onitsway wrote: »

Lucy & you share?, out of wedlock (as my nana would say!). Shocking. :eek::p

Wow - 8 bedrooms! I'm ever so slightly jealous!


We have 3 bedrooms. Me, OH & V in the biggest, DD1 in the next, DS in the smallest. We were talking about V going in to share with DD1 at some point soon.

DD1 decided she'd rather share the big room with DS and let V have the small room. I have tried to convince her that it would be better to share with V than with a smelly almost teenage boy but she's still disagreeing.

Part of her argument is that she and DS would have a football themed room but if she had to share with V it would have to be a girly room (yuk!).

I know, shocking isn't it. Dread to think what your nana would think as to what we get upto in there (all innocent you understand)

We have to have a big place and the only plus side to when the girls flee home one day, is I can sell this place, get a smaller place and be quids in. Unless Lucy wants umpteen kids

What does DS think of this proposed move? I remember when I was almost a teenager being very protecive of my space and so are my girls over their rooms. They are all girly and all like football, so best of both worlds, although i'd imagine their would be arguments over poster space and what goes where if they had to share.

redmel1621

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

Oh don't worry, I know people have there own lives to live and didn't expect such a huge response anyway. As a family, we are in better nick than ever, it's just stupid school nonsense

What's wrong with a boy looking like a girl? I had long hair when younger. Oh how times have changed

Glad to hear you are well:D I will get a look at the thread at some point I promise.
I'll be having you know, there'll be no girly boys in my house!!;)

feelinggood_2

We have a 3 bed house, although one is treated as a wardrobe, one is a gym/office and the other is for the three of us. Toby will probably be in with us till 2+, so got a while to sort something out.

Sami_Bee

3 your new avvy looks like Liv, cute!

ManOnTheMoon

angelfairy wrote: »

Hi MOTM,

I have read some of the thread, but not all. I did read the update.

I do not have school aged children, so didn't feel i could comment, but you seem to be sensible (as does your 12yo) in what you expect.

Well done to both of you i say (so hope that does not sound condescending)

Hi angel :wave:

Don't worry about reading it all. I have too and it tires me out, but then I suppose when I log off, i'm still dealing with it.

I feel we have handled it well. Some people want blood, but I, and most importantly12yo, want to move on.

Wait until your kids get to 12 I hope they are as good as my lot. I feel privelidged knowing how some kids can be.

Sami_Bee

Mel - if your not fussy I might have a moses basket you could have, the hood doesnt stay up and you might want to get a new mattress but I used it for Ed for 4mths I've txt my mate to check she def doesn't want it back x