MSE Parents Club Part 9

Krystaltips

Maz, have you tried giving the number in my signature a call hun? The women on the end of the phone have all been where you are and are trained in helping over the phone... It might not cure things straight away for you but they might give you some strategies to work on...

Dontknowanymore

weezl74 wrote: »

what's gonna happen on monday DKAM?

sorry I only saw one of your posts about being forbidden to go back home hope aston and ry-ry are ok

tia thanks for the update Amber will look amazing in her loola and zebra combo:D

and all the mummies will be jealous

feely, were you saying you'd left because you feared your mum was in a bad mood with you? I'm sure it's not anything you've done honey.

ooh I have something a bit mse to say i stocked up on boots own calpol and gripe water(for kester) cos it's triple points which made it cheaper than the supermarkets. Foolishly also went for olbas oil from boots as well though and think I undid my saving:rotfl:

DH has just arrived with a cuppa and some green and blacks choccie

Thaks hun, they probably going to make me go to a refuge, gutted so gutted.
But I'm going to ask them to specify a distance and look to private rent as near as i'm allowed.

carlamagee

hiya....just sayin hello before i catch up!

SeptemberBaby_2

DKA, hope you and the boys are ok. It must be so stressful for you but hang on in there. Will be thinking of you.

xx

searching_me

csh its saying the money for me x

SeptemberBaby_2

Weezl, I cried buckets when Poppy brought home her xmas crafts from nursery which included a photo snowglobe and a calendar! I could have burst with pride .

And this year she knew who Father Christmas, Rudolph and Snowmen were and talked lots about gifts and sang lots of xmas songs. This was her 3rd and by far the best and next year I know she will be super excited and will understand exactly why Mummy is in the garden sprinkling oats and glitter on the grass! :rotfl:

Jamie was happiest with empty boxes and ripped paper! :rolleyes::D

xx

chopsticks

Seven thank you cards done...gonna have a little break and catch up...

got-it-spend-it

Just done Henry's CTF. £50 cashback on Quidco plus £25 Boots vouchers for setting up a DD. Very pleased with that, and fingers crossed that the fund does well over the next 18 years!

chopsticks

OK, it didn't take me long to catch up

csh wrote: »

Choppy- Totally, all these lazy babies! Just give her a pen and tell her to do it!

She's not listening, she's gone to sleep :rolleyes:

weezl74 wrote: »

he seemed to love it

was yours good?

the thing I liked most was the feeling that it was the first of lots of first christmasses for him that are yet to come IYSWIM? Like we haven't had the first christmas where he knows about santa, or wakes up with a stocking at the end of his bed, or has a nativity play or a bike out in the scullery. Not that I'm saying this one wasn't magical, but I'm happy thinking about there being more magic still to come :j

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Weezl, I cried buckets when Poppy brought home her xmas crafts from nursery which included a photo snowglobe and a calendar! I could have burst with pride .

And this year she knew who Father Christmas, Rudolph and Snowmen were and talked lots about gifts and sang lots of xmas songs. This was her 3rd and by far the best and next year I know she will be super excited and will understand exactly why Mummy is in the garden sprinkling oats and glitter on the grass! :rotfl:

Jamie was happiest with empty boxes and ripped paper! :rolleyes::D

xx

Ours was great thank you Weezl. We really enjoyed it but this year it was definitely about us enjoying her first Christmas rather than her enjoying it.

Like you and SB say though, the ones where she knows what's happening will be the truly magical ones.

SB - DH went outside and sprinkled oats and glitter, whilst I held Caitlin at the window. She's six months old and didn't have a clue what was going on. Her age didn't stop me writing her a letter from Father Christmas thanking her for the sausage roll, wine and carrot she left him either. Me barmy? Never! :rotfl:

Dontknowanymore

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

DKA, hope you and the boys are ok. It must be so stressful for you but hang on in there. Will be thinking of you.

xx

Thank you x
Yeah very stressful, I'm just wondering when it will all end and I will have a bit of peace!