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MSE Parents Club Part 9
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But it's fun.
Hello Miss Sooper Organised! :A
Hope Jacks ok apart from not sleeping to well? If it's DD1 you're asking about thank-you for remembering, 27wks now and huge because of all the fluid so they are draining some soon. And bubs tummy is not connected to her intestines so she will be born in Bristol and operated on straight away. X
Jack is fine thanks. yes it was DD1 - sorry to hear that. at least they know about it now so bubs can be treated straightaway. am sure all will be well & I'll be thinking of you all xx
hi harley! hows things?A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0 -
I've spotted a little with tonsillitis - get well soon!
A Dylanpassing toys, huge well done to you clever cookie!
Weezle with stretch marks, I scared Glam with a pic of my bump, but they have faded already, bio oil really is wonderful!
And to scare you, wanna know what my electric bill for Aug-Nov just came in at? £256! Because we were with Scottish power who after 2 years of arguing, passed us over to scottish gas who now have us on a stupidly high tarrif because we have 2 power lines (?) left over from when we had ancient electic heating. DH phoned and it has been put on hold because they are aware that it's not our fault and we will be getting money taken off it and the meter fixed, but still :mad:
And my kitchen tap is not working so no water in the kitchen at all, have to fill bottles up from the bathroom :mad:
Children all in bed, Amber is crying but again, for no reason, I think she just likes crying herself to sleepShe just wot let herself relax to fall asleep.
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Yay for waving Toby!
Yay for passing toys Dylan!
Yay for first food Andrew!
And a big get well soon for Kai xxx
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harley its something for baby to grab at rather than your boobs.0
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Hello busy ladies, hi Glam. X
To the ladies that added me on FB, thank-you and you are more than welcome to join me, MM and Claire in our little daily battle of collapse. X
whats collapse???Jack is fine thanks. yes it was DD1 - sorry to hear that. at least they know about it now so bubs can be treated straightaway. am sure all will be well & I'll be thinking of you all xx
hi harley! hows things?
great thanks accept my lovely daughter seems to have forgotten that if she wants to eat then mummy needs to eat first.
Even the usually infallable Rainforest Swing has failed me.
Back when I figure out what the problem is this time.
xxxxCross Stitch Challenge member 11 - May challenge well under way
Very proud mummy to Gorgeous baby girl - 29/09/09 :j
Thanks to all who directed me to Quidco - £289.30 since Nov 09 :beer:0 -
feelinggood wrote: »Bruno, don't know if you saw me suggest mothers help the other day, might be a cheaper and less worrying option compared to nursery. Glam, have you tried smaller and more frequent bottles? LO wouldn't ever have more than 100ml and still wanted 1200ml in a day. Yay for sitting baby (10 scs is great).
Thanks Feelydid see, I am majestically ignoring you after you left me out of your latest mammoth post though :eek:
(that's a joke, I promise, I am not even a tiny bit serious, I am just poking fun and it was a great post to read)
It's a sensible possibility. Feelings of "house and privacy being invaded" to overcome but it's a definite maybe on the list! Thanksredmel1621 wrote: »Anyway after a very thorough examination turns out he has tonsilitis!!!
Oh poor Kai!Glad you perservered and discovered the truth. Have they given you any medicines? What does one do for someone so tiny with tonsilitis? He must be miserable
More shameless videos, sorry
Dressing gown dash
La la LAA
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Hi feelie. Not that I think Iwant one but what is a nursing necklace. I followed the link and while it looked quite pretty I couldn't really work out what it is for. I use a hairband as a bracelet to remind me which boob we need to use next feed but can't see that the necklace would help with that.
Sorry if I'm being really thick but could you enlighten me please.
Ta xxxx
I'm glad you posted this! You say you are using a hairband, think you'd like this?:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BOOBY-REMINDER-BRACELET-BREASTFEEDING-BABY-NURSING-bra_W0QQitemZ260476355685QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Baby_Baby_Feeding_Breast_Pads_Pumps_LE?hash=item3ca599c465
I don't use it (I forgot when getting that and the necklace that I hate jewlery!) and will happily give it to the Faries to post if you'd like it.
Older babies are often really grabby - Toby likes to get a fist full of boob, or pinch my arm. A big, colourful beaded necklace can keep them entertained and give them something to fiddle with.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
Weezl, why are you apologising, I got upset about piles!!!
Collapse is a game!Too many children, too little time!!!0 -
ouch at the energy bills Tia
Have you read baby whisperer ever? She says some quite interesting things about cry to sleep babies and how they release their over-stimulatedness that way.... Now what was she recommending... maybe swaddling or massage, I can't remember... Can dig it out if you fancy?
I cry to let out tension too! Me and ambertronic can have our own little weep to sleep club
:hello:Jonathan 'Fergie' Fergus William, born 05/03/09, 7lb 4.4oz:hello:
Benjamin 'Kezzie' Kester Jacob, born 18/03/10, 7lb 5oz:)
cash neutral gifts 2011, value of purchased gifts/actual paid/amount earnt to cover it £67/£3.60/£0
january grocery challenge, feed 4 of us for £400
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