MSE Parents Club Part 9

money_maker_3

I had the sheet from the hospital, but didnt need it as the computer had everything. I just had to confirm it all

3onitsway

redmel1621 wrote: »

Did you look:p
No, oh good....they are hard enough to come by with you buying them all up:rotfl:

I'd swear I saw them in the big Asda a couple of weeks ago, but can't find them online. They're very nice though. Do we need one?

feelinggood wrote: »

Also, I asked the other day but then got lost and couldn't find answers. Sorry to bother you all again! Is there a reason why I can't use pull-ups (assuming they do them in size 4+ or 5) instead of normal nappies?

As everyone else said, I found them to be less absorbant, and also a pita to change once toddlers were toddling, especially Joe. It meant taking shoes and trousers completely off to get the new pull up on, rather than just pulling them down and slipping a nappy on iykwim?

scruffy96uk wrote: »

I just rip them open, do you know what the sticky tab on the bum is for???

You fold the sides in, and roll it up from the front, and the tab on the bum pulls out and sticks to the front to keep them folded.


Still catching up - it's been a very chatty night!

SeptemberBaby_2

I didn't need anything when we registered Poppy and Jamie but the office is in the hospital and I was in my pj's! :rotfl:

xx

ladybirdintheuk

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Ladybird daft question why are you removing the cot sides so soon???? Is she climbing out already?

Not a daft question at all - originally we moved matress to the floor, as she sleeps on the floor at nursery, and we were trying to be consistent with that - she had a phase where she kept finishing BF, crawling off my lap and onto the sofa next to me, then waking when I tried to move her, so I thought being on the floor might be easier, but now I'm trying to get her to sleep on her own she might as well get her up off the floor rather than back into the cot, seeing as she will need to be in a bed soon enough anyway She is already trying to climb out of the bath, so I'm sure the cot wouldn't be long to follow!

scruffy96uk

3onitsway wrote: »

You fold the sides in, and roll it up from the front, and the tab on the bum pulls out and sticks to the front to keep them folded.

Ahhhhh I comprehendi now?

elle_gee

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

.. Oh Elle - I forgot to say I looked you up, and your work is looked after by my desk

Look forward to lots of "Err, how do I do that again?" calls for the June run then! (won't be back for May.. if indeed at all! *sigh*)

Tigsteroonie

We didn't need to take anything when we registered Andrew, which rather surprised us - we knew they'd have all his details on the computer automatically (from the hospital) but we were surprised that we didn't have to take ID for ourselves.

ladybirdintheuk

elle_gee wrote: »

Look forward to lots of "Err, how do I do that again?" calls for the June run then! (won't be back for May.. if indeed at all! *sigh*)

With any luck I will have dug an escape tunnell by then (but you can probably still ask me anyway - it is all ingrained my my brain by now - I will probalby be able to tell you all about the SMP screen when I'm 90

elle_gee

Since feely mentioned it, registering Rhys is another tainted memory! We were given the registrars direct phone number and told we could phone her any time and she'd "come to register his death with us personally if necessary" :cool: Yeah, thanks for that! Another big ":p" to her too!

Jakesmummy

Aw elle thats not nice.. when MIL was in hospital dying basically, a woman came in and gave us all a leaflet about bereavement and started talking to us about it, she was still alive and awake at the side of us:mad: thought that was rather off!