MSE Parents Club Part 9

SugarSpun

Right, lovelies, I am off to bed, since that status-as-bra-colour update and Em's reference to her dad has left me scratching my head and wondering what colour his bra actually is. I think that's a sign it's time to go. (Sorry Em, but it occurred to me and I can't get it out of my head, just like the time I went for a pregnancy checkup and there was a nun in the waiting room and I became obsessed with thinking about what her underwear was like.)

Sleep well mummies, daddies and babies

emlou2009

Oh dont get me wrong, we all do what we have to do to get our wee ones to sleep! Seth would be frustrated if we did your routine and would either want to play with us or want us out of the room so he could go to sleep! But that is because even at such a young age our babies personalities are already shining through and making them all so different to each other
I am very grateful to have a easy going baby that is quite happy to go to sleep on his own, its just settling himself when he wakes in the night that is a problem for him Its his first night in his own room and he went down without a fuss, also did went down without a fuss last week when I lowered the mattress base too! We really are very fortunate, especially to think we have come such a long way from him refusing to sleep anywhere but in our arms or in our bed!

scruffy96uk

Right I'm off for the nite I don't like bein [STRIKE]assulted[/STRIKE] insulted like that

ladybirdintheuk

Izzy is sleeping on her matress on the floor at the mo while I wait for DH to take the sides off her cot. She is fine there, but I do occasionally find her asleep on the floor - maybe I should leave the matress where it is for a bit longer!

money_maker_3

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Right I'm off for the nite I don't like bein [STRIKE]assulted[/STRIKE] insulted like that

Nighty night hun

Night SS

searching_me

night night ss ..... jayden sort of has a routine but hes not a fussy sleeper apart from the odd night so not to fussed at the mo x

emlou2009

SugarSpun wrote: »

Right, lovelies, I am off to bed, since that status-as-bra-colour update and Em's reference to her dad has left me scratching my head and wondering what colour his bra actually is. I think that's a sign it's time to go. (Sorry Em, but it occurred to me and I can't get it out of my head, just like the time I went for a pregnancy checkup and there was a nun in the waiting room and I became obsessed with thinking about what her underwear was like.)

Sleep well mummies, daddies and babies

:rotfl::rotfl:
He was telling me the other day that they had a charity day at work where they all had to wear pink, and he wore one of his "weekend" t shirts which was pink but of a fairly neutral style, and his receptionist took it upon herself to tell him that she was wearing pink underwear as her contribution. He replied "me too" and she snorted cola everywhere
So if thats anything to go by, probably pink!! Does it help??
Night xx
And night Scruff xx

scruffy96uk

Ok I'm back with my weirder than weird hat on!!!!

money_maker_3

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Ok I'm back with my weirder than weird hat on!!!!

we can be weird and weirder like dumb and dumber !!!

My_Fathers_Daughter

boogellyboo wrote: »

Ladies, a quick question please. We're registering Isla tomorrow (she'll be 7 weeks but they delayed the appt :mad:) Do we need to take anything other than her red book with us? I know I had a sheet with info on but cant find it anywhere

I don't think you need your red book you should have an A4 sheet which is a formal notification of her birth. I can't remember the proper name, it has been a while


Somebody was registered yesterday? Was it William? Maz?