MSE Parents Club Part 9

Sami_Bee

csh wrote: »

Also on a daily thread if people refer to events that happened yesterday and someone hadn't read yesterdays, you'd either have to go and catch up or be excluded from the conversation or have the details endlessly repeated so everyone could talk about the same thing IYKWIM

what tigs says

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

That too ... for example, someone would have to repeately explain what a Sophie is ... hang on, we do that anyway

But I do like the idea of a first post listing regular members & their children, I find myself trawling back through signatures to remember whose baby is how old.

hmm I know we prob all do stuff different but I like the sigs coz its straight after the post and I'd never be bothered to go back to the list :rotfl:

I'm just gonna quote some song from the 90's
"You can please some of the people some of the time" lol we'll never alll be happy will we *tut*

r.mac_2

Hello everyone. Just adding my tuppence. I think a moneysaving only parental/young children thread would be useful. I enjoy the chat, but can't justify reading back all the time

Life is just too hectic these days! I've just watched LO empty a whole box of tissues and couldn't intervene as the look of delight on her face was beautiful......

Oh - and my idea got a mention in the email this week - a spending diary app. I'm really proud!!! (i'm so sad!)

Fitzio

My thinking is that a separate advice/support/mse one would be for any bargains spotted, or any specific questions - e.g. I am asking for highchair recommendations. I have asked before and no-one picked up on it. I don't mind and it's not urgent, but maybe there are other specific questions that people would like answered.
It doesn't meant that you wouldn't get general support on the chat one if you know what I mean. But yes, I agree, they will probably end up merging into each other to a certain extent as people will probably stick with one rather than the other.
I personally think it would improve things a bit and probably encourage other people to contribute who can't keep up with the general friendly conversations as they don't feel they are a member of the "club" type thing.

Sympathies Bruno. I can't imagine not jumping in the car if I had something like that to do! Hope you all feel better soon and can take turns at getting some rest.

csh_2

Fitz, we've got the Asda baby event highchair but haven't used it yet! We've built it up tho and it looks really easy to clean but is a little bulky when folded.
I think I'd actually prefer a highchair that didn't fold to one that folds untidy IYKWIM
Ikea one doesn't fold. I suppose it depends on how much room you have?

Sami_Bee

Fitz - I like that idea, I could be a proper MSE geek and create an index at the begining and link to any posts in here too

redmel1621

Fitzio wrote: »

My thinking is that a separate advice/support/mse one would be for any bargains spotted, or any specific questions - e.g. I am asking for highchair recommendations. I have asked before and no-one picked up on it. I don't mind and it's not urgent, but maybe there are other specific questions that people would like answered.
It doesn't meant that you wouldn't get general support on the chat one if you know what I mean. But yes, I agree, they will probably end up merging into each other to a certain extent as people will probably stick with one rather than the other.
I personally think it would improve things a bit and probably encourage other people to contribute who can't keep up with the general friendly conversations as they don't feel they are a member of the "club" type thing.

Sympathies Bruno. I can't imagine not jumping in the car if I had something like that to do! Hope you all feel better soon and can take turns at getting some rest.

This sounds sensible to me...and I suppose if one of the regulars wants advice it could always be put in bold something like....I have asked a question on the other thread...then anyone who has time could nip over to the other thread and give advice on there if they have any suggestions...that way questions might not get missed!! Also as fitz says many other mse users might be more inclined to ask for advice on specific items, parent related subjects if they didn't feeli like they were intruding into the CLUB....which is how I feel some people view this thread.

searching_me

*runs in and KICKS fitz bum* ... get shifting ... although i bet it tasted great ..

clothes washed (my eczema is playing up as while but i dont know if thats stress or hand washing) and 2 more things on ebay took a while as the camera was being a PITA ...

beanie i havent seen anyone since jayden was 12 weeks (should of been earlier but the midwife loved me and didnt wanna sign me off :rotfl:) not bothered really he seems happy so im happy ..

oh and mel you're allowed to eat what you like you're pregnant x

r.mac_2

Fitzio - We have a tripp trapp by stokke and both LO and us love it! Highly recommended from us

redmel1621

Fitz I have this highchair, I really like it....it is nice and comfy which is good because Kai takes ages to eat so can be in it for a good half hour to hour at a time. It does sort of fold away, but I just leave it up tbh and I like that the big tray has an extra clip on tray bit that can just be whizzed away with all the slobbery food on it:)

Sami_Bee

redmel1621 wrote: »

Sami - The moses, is it just the basket bit then? Just been reading back and saw your friend needs the stand back. If so don't worry about it hon, I will just bite the bullet and buy that cheap Asda one...I do really like it:) TBH I feel maybe I should buy this baby something new as pretty much everything else I will be using is Kai's........

sorry I quoted this earlier but obv can't coun't to 3
yeah it's the basket and a matress but her cat has clawed that (I still used it but understand that you would prob want to get a new one, not sure how much they are??), you do know the asda one doesn't include the stand